Bangkok

Isabellla · #1 19-11-2006, 11:04

By BTS+MTR. (Siam Station to ASoke and then interchange to Lumphini by MTR)

or

By BTS+MTRE( Siam Station to Sala Daeng and then interchange to to Lumphini by MTR)

Which exit to go straight to Suam Lung Night Bazar?

Schmeen · #2 19-11-2006, 15:36

LOL..... I'll head over there now and find out.

You really do try to leave nothing to chance!.....The exit will be clearly sign posted, however you might as well just take a taxi rather than all this messing around.

Oh and it is Suan Lum

Isabellla · #3 19-11-2006, 15:46

Depends on the traffic.
Which track ( BTS+MTR) is better?

Schmeen · #4 19-11-2006, 17:19

you mean BTS + MRT or BTS + MRT - it's quite a choice - they both only have one line. Depends on how you are at walking stairs, one way has escalators, one way doesn't. It really is so much more in depth than a simple yes / no question. The weather also comes into it, one way is covered the other is not.

I'd hate to get it wrong and spoil your holiday.

I'm looking forward to the Banyan Tree to Siam Square thread to complete the triangle of your trip, I have some real definate opinions on that one.

Isabellla · #5 19-11-2006, 17:48

I will stay in Novotel Siam Square

Schmeen · #6 19-11-2006, 22:24

Wow...you have moved on.....how do you think the location that is less convenient for the airport will affect you?

aussie dollar · #7 20-11-2006, 02:52

change at patpong (siam)from skytrain to underground 1 stop to market
its well signposted for exit to market which is right at market enterance

TanMan · #8 20-11-2006, 03:11

Why not just walk, and take in the fresh Bangkok air?

The TanMan

aussie dollar · #9 20-11-2006, 03:18

15min Walk From Patpong Could Take In The Lumpini Park But Not Too Sure About At Night

barfly · #10 26-11-2006, 15:51

Just head for the Big Wheel at the south end of the bazarre, hard to miss even in Bangkok.

nelsonone · #11 28-11-2006, 08:10

taxi.......about 60bht

great market and you can get good food and entrrtainment on the big stage there too.........you buy tickets and then use them at all of the different stalls......about 20bht for a serve of food.....delicious

Don't expect great bargains there though....it is generally not a bargaining place either....stallholders/shopkeepers will discount a little but they don't start out trying to rip you off.....a lot of the shops/stalls have hand made jewellery handicrafts as well so trying to beat them down too much is insulting to their handicraft........