The BTS Green Line: Route, Stations, and Fare Guide

The BTS Green Line is Bangkok's busiest Skytrain route and the backbone of the city's rail network. It stretches from Khu Khot in Pathum Thani all the way to Kheha in Samut Prakan, cutting through the capital's biggest business districts, and it also links across the river to the Thonburi side at Bang Wa.

Here's what you need to plan a trip on the BTS Green Line, including the full station list, connecting lines, operating hours, and the latest fare update on the extension sections.

Key Takeaways

• The BTS Green Line runs from Khu Khot in the north to Kheha in the southeast, with a branch across the river to Bang Wa in Thonburi. It's made up of the Sukhumvit Line (47 stations) and the Silom Line (14 stations), for 61 stations combined.

• Trains run daily from 6:00 AM to midnight. The first Sukhumvit Line train departs at 5:15 AM and the first Silom Line train at 5:30 AM.

• Single-journey and Rabbit Card fares start at ฿17 and top out at ฿65 for the general public, with a 30% discount for students and 50% for seniors.

• Property near the BTS Green Line, especially in the CBD, early and late Sukhumvit, and the Silom-Thonburi business corridor, tends to hold its value well thanks to steady demand for transit-connected living.

Which Stations Are on the BTS Green Line?

Sukhumvit Line (Light Green) Stations

The Sukhumvit Line runs between Kheha and Khu Khot, covering 54.25 km across 47 stations:

Silom Line (Dark Green) Stations

The Silom Line runs between National Stadium and Bang Wa, covering 14 km across 14 stations:

You can download the BTS Green Line map here.

Where Does the BTS Green Line Connect to Other Lines?

BTS Green Line to MRT Blue Line

• Ha Yaek Lat Phrao (N9) connects to MRT Blue Line's Phahon Yothin station

• Mo Chit (N8) connects to MRT Blue Line's Chatuchak Park station

• Asok (E4) connects to MRT Blue Line's Sukhumvit station

• Sala Daeng (S2) connects to MRT Blue Line's Silom station

• Bang Wa (S12) connects to MRT Blue Line's Bang Wa station

BTS Green Line to MRT Yellow Line

Samrong (E15) connects directly to the MRT Yellow Line's Samrong station.

BTS Green Line to MRT Pink Line

Wat Phra Sri Mahathat (N17) connects directly to the Pink Line station of the same name.

BTS Green Line to the Gold Line

Krung Thon Buri (S7) connects directly to the Gold Line station of the same name.

BTS Green Line to the Airport Rail Link

Phaya Thai (N2) connects directly to the Airport Rail Link station of the same name.

For the SRT Red Line, take the BTS to Mo Chit, transfer to the MRT at Chatuchak Park, ride to Bang Sue, and change there for the Red Line at Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal.

What Are the BTS Green Line Operating Hours?

BTS Green Line stations open daily at 6:00 AM and close at midnight. Train service itself runs slightly differently by line:

• The Sukhumvit Line's first train departs at 5:15 AM, with the last supplementary service at midnight.

• The Silom Line's first train departs at 5:30 AM, with the last supplementary service also at midnight.

• The final train that reaches every station on the network arrives at Siam (CEN) at 12:02 AM.

Train frequency varies by day and time period.

You can check the detailed operating hours and frequency of the BTS Green Line via the "Schedule and Frequency" section of the BTS website.

BTS Green Line Fare Update on Extension Sections

As of November 1, 2025, fares increased on the BTS Green Line extension sections, covering:

• Sukhumvit Line: Mo Chit (N8) to Khu Khot (N24), and On Nut (E9) to Kheha (E23)

• Silom Line: Wongwian Yai (S8) to Bang Wa (S12)

This changed the fare structure across the BTS Green Line network as follows.

Single-Journey and Rabbit Card Fares

You can check the exact fare between any two BTS Green Line stations, plus fares on other lines, through the official BTS fare calculator.

BTS fare calculator tool 

Trip Packages

Frequent riders can buy multi-trip packages covering the 26 core stations.

If a package trip includes an extension-section station, the Rabbit Card deducts an additional fare on top of the package rate, based on the schedule below.

Looking for a Home Near the BTS Green Line?

If you're house-hunting or scouting an investment property, a condo or house near the BTS Green Line is worth serious consideration. The line covers most of Bangkok's key districts and the surrounding provinces, which keeps demand and typically prices on a steady upward track.

Best Areas Along the Sukhumvit Line (Light Green)

• The CBD, close to office towers and major shopping malls, around Chit Lom, Phloen Chit, and Asok stations

• Early Sukhumvit, known for its international dining scene, around Phrom Phong, Thong Lo, and Ekkamai stations

• Late Sukhumvit, home to shopping centers and residential communities at more accessible price points, around On Nut station and the Bang Chak, Udom Suk, and Bearing areas

Best Areas Along the Silom Line (Dark Green)

• The business district, close to office towers with easy access into the CBD, around Silom, Ratchadamri, and Chong Nonsi stations

• The Thonburi side, well connected via the MRT Blue Line and the Gold Line, around Krung Thon Buri, Wongwian Yai, and Bang Wa stations

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