A boat ride through the heart of Bangkok, along the Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem canal.

The Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem passenger boat service runs from Hua Lamphong Railway Station Pier to Thewarat Market Pier, covering a distance of approximately 5 km. There are 11 piers on both sides of the canal, namely: Hua Lamphong Railway Station Pier, Hua Lamphong Pier, Nopphawong Pier, Yos Se Pier, Ministry of Energy Pier, Yala Lan Luang Intersection Pier, Nakhon Sawan Pier, Ratchadamnoen Nok Pier, Prachathipatai Pier, Thewet Pier, and Thewarat Market Pier. The service was reopened on October 1, 2018, after a long period of renovation. Throughout October, the service was free of charge. The 5 km journey takes approximately 20-30 minutes, depending on the number of passengers. The service operates from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm on weekdays and from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.

Embark on a leisurely journey from the starting point, Hua Lamphong MRT station, and take in the station's grandeur at your own pace.

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Exiting Hua Lamphong Railway Station, take a short walk towards the Phdung Krung Kasem Canal. Cross a small, uncrowded street, passing a parking lot, and the canal will be directly ahead. Turn left and you will soon reach the Hua Lamphong pier. The sun can be quite strong, so turning right will provide some shade, although the walk will be longer. Be aware that the area around the bus stop can have a strong urine odor.

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The boat arrived within minutes of waiting. The boat has an office on the opposite side, which serves as a central hub. The staff is attentive and will call out to you if you seem confused or restless, assuring you that the wait won't be long.

While waiting for the boat, there are scenic views to enjoy and take some cool photos.

The handsome captain and his crew have arrived, wearing bright green shirts. The other passengers are also present.

Embark on a scenic boat ride along the canal, capturing artistic perspectives through the photographer's lens. Witness the beauty of the landscape, from the bright sunshine to the occasional rain shower. No need to worry about getting wet, as the boat is equipped with a protective roof.

This is a four-way intersection where the Khlong Saen Saeb Canal crosses. Passengers may notice the crew behaving strangely as they must constantly look left and right. Passenger boats may be passing by, and the boat must slow down and proceed cautiously to reduce the risk of collisions.

There are three types of boats in service: a large standard boat with a capacity of 50-60 people, a small open boat, and a small covered boat, both of which can accommodate up to 20 people including standing passengers. All three types of boats run alternately, with the large boat, which has a capacity of 2, being used during peak hours. The speed is not as fast as the boats that service the Saen Saep Canal. To continue your journey from the MRT underground train after arriving at Hua Lamphong Station, which is currently the terminal station, walk up to Exit 4, cross the zebra crossing at the taxi stand, and walk through the parking lot for government officials until you reach: 1. Hua Lamphong Railway Station Pier. If you take Exit 2, you will arrive at Hua Lamphong Railway Station, then cross the zebra crossing at the taxi stand and walk through the parking lot for government officials to the pier. From this point, if you walk to the right, you will reach Pier 2. Hua Lamphong Pier 3. Nophawan Pier - Saypanya School 500 m. - July 22 Circle 700 m. 4. Yotsa Pier - Thepsirin School - Thepsirin Temple 200 m. - Wat Plabphlachai 750 m. 5. Ministry of Energy Pier - Hua Chiew Hospital 250 m. - Starbucks SOHO 300 m. - Wat Sara Bua, Wat Chamnithatthakarn (Wat Sam Ngam) 350 m. - Yotsa Hot Pot Ice Cream 400 m. - Suphachalasai Stadium, BTS 1 km. - Wat Boromniwat Ratchaworawihan 700 m. 6. Lan Luang Intersection Pier This pier is special because it is an interchange to Saphan Phuttan Fa Leelat - Pratunam - Bang Kapi Pier by walking 400 meters to the Bo Bae Pier. It is also close to various shopping places - Bo Bae Town Tower 350 m. - Yommarat Train Stop 700 m. - Mission Hospital 650 m. 7. Nakhon Sawan Pier - Wang Woradit 450 m. - Ratchawinit School, Nang Loeng Racecourse 550 m. - Wat Samananam Borihan (Wat Yuan) 700 m. - Saphan Khao Market 750 m. - Wat Sunthon Thammathan 500 m. - Wat Sittharam 700 m. 8. Ratchadamnoen Nok Pier - Government House 100 m. - Wat Sommanus Ratchaworawihan 200 m. - Wat Benchamabophit 900 m. - Royal Equestrian Statue, Suan Amporn 800 m. 9. Democracy Pier - Wat Makut Kasatriyaram 100 m. - UN 200 m. - Royal Equestrian Statue, Suan Amporn 900 m. 10. Thewet Pier - Thewet Market 11. Thewarat Market Pier - Wat Thewarat - MRU Phra Nakhon 300 m. - Rama VIII Bridge 1 km. - Bank of Thailand Museum 950 m. - National Library 650 m. - St. Gabriel's School, Suan Sunandha University 1 km.

Bangkok offers free public transportation services until October 31, 2018.

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