Airport Rail Link - SA City Line : Phayathai Station to Suvarnabhumi Station which stops at 6 stations along the way. (6.00 am to midnight daily.) http://airportraillink.railway.co.th/th/ 

The Bangkok subway runs from the city's main railway station, Hua Lamphong, under two major thoroughfares, Rama 4 Road and Ratchadaphisek Road. The route is 20 kilometers long with 18 stations and three interchange stations that connect to the Sky train. (6.00 am to midnight daily.) 

• www.bangkokmetro.co.th 

The Sukhumvit Line begins at Kheha Samutprakan Station and ends at Kasetsart University Station. The line starts from Kheha Samutprakan traveling via Sukhumvit Road through Bang Na Junction to Ploenchit Road, Rama I Road, Phayathai Road, Victory Monument, Paholyothin Road, Sanam Pao, Saphan Khwai, and Chatuchak Park. This line is approximately 39.92 kilometers long and offers 36 service stations, including one interchange station (Siam). The Silom Line begins at Bang Wa Station and ends at National Stadium Station. The Silom line is approximately 14.2 kilometers and serves 3 statio inclding one interchange station (Siam). 

• https://www.bts.co.th/eng/library/system-structuer.htm

Service is provided at public transportation center and pick up and send passengers at platform of arrival terminal 1st or, gates 1 and 8.

Van No. 551 Suvarnabhumi Airport - Victory Monument (05.00 - 10.00 hrs.) 

• THB 40.-Throughout the route) 

• Departure every 20 minutes

Thailand's famous tuk-tuks are a unique form of 3-wheeled transportation with a metal cage seating 2-3 persons built around a motorcycle-like front end. Be sure to agree on a (negotiable) fare with the driver before setting off.

Motorcycle taxis cost approximately the same as tuk-tuks and are generally used for short distances in areas without heavy traffic, such as a long " Soi " (in Thai: ชอย) or lane, off a larger avenue. Drivers wear distinctive colored vests and congregate at key intersections. Just like Tuk-Tuks, be sure to negotiate the fare before setting off.

Buses in Bangkok offer an economical way of getting

around the city and of exploring the real Bangkok. Most buses run between 5am and 11pm daily. Regular buses cost around 10 baht, while the air-conditioned buses cost between 15 - 25 baht (depending on the distance travelled).

The conductor will come collect the fare, so prepare small change with you and let the conductor know where you want to go. (The "ViaBus" application is useful for finding routes and stops)

Grab services are highly recommended for using the variety of options the app provides for the user to choose, the user can choose whether they want to take the carpool or private services.