Sivalai Place

Scooter Taxis:

on the edge of the Soi

• 12 baht to Soi Isaraphab 33 to Soi Charansanitwong 12
• 30 baht to Wang Lang Pier, this is actually the fastest way to get around.

Taxi:

• Taxis are always available, no matter what time, and it will cost you around 50 baht to get to Siriraj. They'll take about 5 to 10 minutes depending on traffic as well.
• CALL CENTER 1681 24 hrs (+20bht)

Bus:

Bangkok also has an extensive bus service with routes serving every part of the city, providing a fun and inexpensive way to explore the city.
 

from Soi Isaraphab 33

• to Siriraj (Wang Lang) Pier
  • Take bus route no 149 (approx. 10-15 mins) which cost 8 baht
  • Take air-con bus route no 177 (approx. 10-15 mins) which cost 12 baht
• to Pata Pinkloa
  • Take bus route no 149 (approx. 20-30 mins) which cost 8 baht

from Soi Charansanitwong 12

• to The Mall Tha Pha
  • Take bus route no 68 (approx. 10-15 mins) which cost 8 baht

opposite Soi Charansanitwong 12

• to Pata Pinkloa
  • Take bus route no 80 from (approx. 30 mins)

Water Taxi & Ferries:

There is a khlong (canal) that runs through Bangkok. “Tour” boats on the khlong are actually large speedboats, which serve as a pleasant alternative to the bus and the Metro.

• To Thammasat - Take the Ferry from Wang Lang to Tha Pra Chan which took around 3 minutes and cost 3.50 baht.

BTS Skytrain:

Skytrain stations are located in major commercial areas and can be an ideal means of transportation to escape the traffic. The nearest station is Wongwien Yai Station.

Subway:

Bangkok’s subway, nicknamed the Metro, is the newest mass transit system, opened in 2004. The subway runs from the city’s main railway station, Hua Lamphong, under two major Thoroughfares, Rama 4 Rd. and Ratchadaphisek Rd.