List of Stops
There are approximately 23 piers. The following list runs from west to east:
- 1. Panfa Pier (aka Phan Fah or the Banglamphu pier)
- (Just off Rachadamnoen road under a bridge,near Wat Ratchanada, Wat Saket(The Golden Mount),Democracy monument and other attractions in the old city area.)
- 2. Talad Bobae Pier
- ( wholesale clothing market)
- 3. Charoenpol Pier
- (near Tesco Lotus Mall)
- 4. Saphan Hua Chang Pier
- (under a bridge at the end of Soi Kasem San - near both Ratthewi and Siam Sky train station,Jim Thompson's house and Main shopping centers ex: MBK shopping center,Siam Square,Siam Discovery and Paragon)
- 5. Pratunam Pier (Krung Kassem)
- (Off Rachprarop road near Rajchaprasong intersection,Central World,Gaysorn Plaza,Platinum fashion mall and Pantip Plaza IT Mall)
- Interchange pier,everyone must change here - both directions.
- 6. Chidlom Pier (Phaya Thai)
- ( Central Chidlom)
- 7. Wireless road Pier (Rachadaprop or Ratchadamri)
- 8. Nana Nua Pier (Home)
- (Sukhumvit Soi 3, Bumrungrad Hospital)
- 9. Nana Chard Pier
- 10. AsokPetchaburi Pier
- (Off of Asok road - Sukhumvit Soi 21)
- (To get the Subway at Asok and Petchaburi)
- 11. Prasanmit
- 12. Baan Don Mosque
- 13. Soi Thonglor
- 14. Charn Issara
- Just before the next pier, there is an intersection where another
- canal branches off from this one.
- 15. Saphan Khlong Tan
- Approximately 100 meters south of this pier, Khlong Saen Saep makes a right-angle turn to the north at the junction with Khlong Tan.
- 16. The Mall Ram 3
- 17. Wat Noi
- 18. Rampkamhaeng 29
- 19. Wat Tapeleela
- 20. Ramkamhaeng University
- 21. Mahadthai
- 22. Wat Klang
- 23. The Mall Bangkapi
- Giant shopping mall, large bakery, large food court, 9 theaters, water park.
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