Buying a Train Ticket in Bangkok [F.Zuiko 38mm f1.8]
Public transport links to Khao San Road in Bangkok aren’t the best. Although the city has both its Skytrain and underground connecting the new airport and train station with the city centre, it doesn’t quite extend to the infamous backpacker area.
This means if you’re at Khao San Road and you want to buy train tickets, you have maybe three options; go to a travel agent and pay their commission, pay for a taxi or tuk-tuk to the station and back, or take the hour long walk in the Bangkok sun.
Me? I slung my camera over my shoulder and chose the third option. These are the pictures I came back with, along with an important piece of advice for buying your own train tickets in Bangkok.