Transport
BTS Asok
สถานีอโศก
Visiting essentials
Station
BTS Asok (E4)Line
Sukhumvit LineMRT transfer
Sukhumvit (BL22) Check detailsTerminal 21
BTS Exit 1 Check detailsPlan a journey
Check services and ticket arrangements with the official operator.
About Asok station
Asok (E4), สถานีอโศก, is an elevated BTS Skytrain station over Sukhumvit Road at the Asok junction in Bangkok. It sits between Nana (E3) and Phrom Phong (E5) on the Sukhumvit Line. Follow the station signs to change to the MRT Blue Line at Sukhumvit (BL22). Use BTS Exit 1 for Terminal 21 Asok.
Facilities
| Facility | Information |
|---|---|
| Elevators at BTS Asok | Available Use the elevator call button to reach station staff when assistance is needed. |
Lifts and last trains
BTS lists elevators at Asok and provides a call button for staff assistance. BEM lists lifts at MRT Sukhumvit Exits 1, 2 and 3. Ask station staff which lift route is available if you need a step-free transfer. For an early or late trip, check first and last trains for your direction with each operator.
Nearby & related places
Change to the MRT Blue Line
Leave the BTS fare gates and follow the MRT Sukhumvit signs to the underground station. Enter through the MRT fare gates for the next leg. In the other direction, BEM lists MRT Sukhumvit Exit 3 for the BTS connection. Use the signs for the system you are leaving, since each station numbers its own exits.
Terminal 21 and street access
For Terminal 21 Asok, follow BTS Exit 1 and the mall signs. From the MRT, the mall directs visitors to Sukhumvit Exit 3. For other destinations around the junction, check the BTS station area map and choose the exit nearest your side of Sukhumvit Road.
Sources & review
Content owner: Thailand Navigator Editorial
- BTS Skytrain route map and station code E4
- BTS station area maps
- BEM MRT Sukhumvit station map, Exit 3 interchange and lifts
- Terminal 21 Asok official directions and BTS Exit 1
- BTS elevator guidance for Asok
- BTS first and last trains
- BTS ticket conditions and fare gates
- Station photograph by David McKelvey (March 2012, CC BY 2.0, cropped and resized)
- Station photograph license, CC BY 2.0
- Mapped Asok station centre and original place identity
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