A metro ride beneath Bangkok’s iconic Chao Phraya River


At Sanam Chai Station, white marble columns with golden motifs line the concourse, blending the elegance of Thailand’s heritage with the sleekness of contemporary urban life. - The Nation/ANN

BANGKOK: Ever wondered what it’s like to glide beneath one of Asia’s most iconic rivers? Beneath the shimmering surface of the Chao Phraya River, Bangkok’s beating blue artery, lies an extraordinary metro tunnel that combines modern engineering brilliance with echoes of Thailand’s past.

For many, the idea of travelling under the river sounds thrilling, even a little surreal. Yet, thanks to the Metropolitan Rapid Transit (MRT), that’s now an everyday reality for commuters and curious travellers alike.

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