Chao Phraya Express Boat - Thailand's Supatra Dynasty

SATHORN PIER / Central Pier -2 minute walk from BTS Saphan Taksin. It is convenient for walking to temples and local areas when staying at a hotel along the river. If you go to the left back, there is a free SUTTLE BOAT to ICONSIAM, which is especially recommended. There is almost no waiting time [Gold LINE has a long waiting time...] It takes about 5 minutes. Sit back and move comfortably.

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Full list of Chao Phraya Express Boat piers is as follows (South to North):

• Asiatique The Riverfront Pier – open-air shopping mall Asiatique the River front. nearby for the rest of the evening

S3 / Wat Rajsingkorn Pier Low-key temple complexes serving local communities

• S2 / Wat Worachanyawas Pier Low-key temple complexes serving local communities

• S1 /Wat Sawetachat Pier

• Central Pier / Sathorn Pier – connection with BTS Saphan Taksin station

• Hotels including Shangri-La Bangkok and Lebua at State Tower

• Shuttle boats to hotels like The Peninsula Bangkok, Millennium Hilton Bangkok, Menam Riverside Hotel, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Bangkok and Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa.

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• Shuttle boat to Asiatique the Riverfront

• Lines: tourist, local, orange, yellow, green-yellow, blue

• N1 / Oriental Pier

• The colonial atmospheres and period architecture of the old Western quarter

• The venerable Mandarin Oriental Hotel Bangkok, an excellent place for literary nostalgia and afternoon tea on the Author's Lounge

• OP Place, an upmarket antiques arcade housed in a period building

• N2 / Wat Muang Kae Pier

• N3 / Si Phraya Pier – starting point of Lord Nava Dinner Cruise

• River City, a modern shopping complex selling pricey antiques

• Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers

• Bustling Charoen Krung Road

• Bangkok Folk Museum

• ICONSIAM Pier – the newest shopping mall ICONSIAM
  

• River City Pier – shopping complex River City specializing in arts and antiques

• N4 / Harbour Department Pier

• Lhong 1919 Pier - 19th century Chinese mansion Lhong 1919

• N5 / Rachawongse Pier – Chinatown, Sampheng Market

• Chinatown, one of the city's most evocative and historic enclaves (walk up Ratchawong Road)

• Wat Traimit - 5.5 tons Golden Buddha statue

• Offbeat shopping: used amulets, Guan Yin statues, gold, and Chinese medical herbs

• Sampeng Lane, a charismatic alley lined with cheap clothes, food and household items

• Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, a Chinese temple with Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian shrines

• N6 / Memorial Bridge Pier – Memorial Bridge

• Saphan Phut Night Market

• King Rama I Monument

• Sampeng Lane, a narrow old alley lined with cheap clothes, food and household items

• Pahurat Road/Little India, the Indian enclave famed for its Hindu iconography and fabrics

• N6/1 / Pak Klong Talad Pier – Flower Market

• N7 / Rajinee Pier –Ferry Crossing to the Old Portuguese Quarter and Santa Cruz Church

• Wat Arun Pier -Wat Arun (Temple of the Dawn)

• N8 / Tha Tien Pier – Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha)

• Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha)

• Cross-river ferry to Wat Arun

• Dried seafood market found along a parade

• King Rama V-era shophouses

• Restaurants and bars overlooking Wat Arun

• N9 / Tha Chang Pier – Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)

• A leafy old enclave brimming with atmosphere and King Rama V-era shophouses

• Maharaj Road's pavement market selling everything from used Buddhist amulets and phallic charms to old religious texts and false teeth

• The city's most venerable temples (Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Mahathat)

• The Grand Palace

• The National Museum

• Sanam Luang, the old, oval-shaped Royal park

• Authentic local food at the pedestrianised market in front of the pier

• Tha Maharaj Pier - Tha Maharaj shopping mall with open-air riverfront restaurants

• N10 / Wang Lang (Prannok) Pier – Wang Lang Market

• Patravadi Theatre, a riverside playhouse staging traditional/modern performing arts

• Wat Rakhang Khositaram, an ancient Ayutthaya temple with 5 bells inside

• Siriraj Hospital

• N11 / Thonburi Railway Station Pier – Bangkok Thonburi train station

• N12 / Phra Pinklao Bridge Pier – National Museum of Royal Barges

• Southern Bus Terminal

• The Royal Barges Museum

• N13 / Phra Athit Pier – Khao San Road

• Phra Athit Road's tree-shaded atmosphere, hip shophouse boutiques and cafes

• The nearby backpacker area of Khao San Road (10-minute walk)

• Banglamphu clothing market

• Wat Chana Songkram

• National Art Gallery

• Santiphap Park

• Phra Sumen Fort

• N14 / Rama 8 Bridge Pier – Rama 8 Bridge

• Bank of Thailand Museum

• King Rama VIII bridge

• Samsen Road – home to guesthouses and a few decent live music bars

• Kin Lom Chom Saphan, a relaxed open-air restaurant overlooking the river (Samsen Soi 3)

• N15 / Thewes Pier

• To make merit by releasing fish into the river

• To witness the feeding frenzy as people feed catfish beneath the pier

• To visit the lively wet market beside the canal (walk 100 metres, turn left over the footbridge)

• To get to the nearby Royal district of Dusit (Wat Benchamabophit, Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall).

• N16 / Krung Thon Bridge (Sung Hi) Pier

• N17 / Wat Thepnahree Pier

• N17/1 / Wat Thepakorn Pier

• N18 / Payap Pier

• N19 / Irrigation Department Pier

• N20 / Kheaw Khai Ka Pier

• N21 / Kiak Kai Pier

• N22 / Bang Po Pier

• N23 / Wat Soi Thong Pier

• N24 / Rama 7 Bridge Pier

• N25 / Pibul 1 Pier

• N26 / Wat Khema Pier

• N27 / Wat Tuek Pier

• N28 / Wat Khien

• N29 / Pibul 2

• N29/1 / Rama 5 Bridge Pier

• N30 / Nonthaburi (Pibul 3) Pier

• Nonthaburi, a charming provincial town

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• N32 / Wat Klangkret Pier – koh kret

• N33 / Pakkret Pier