and the nearest BTS station name.

Thanks in advance

and the nearest BTS station name.

Thanks in advance

Check here, and click a bit for a map:  http://www.geocities.com/bkkriders/shops/index.html

Here's another one:  http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/index.php?qid=20070516003753AALgfEJ

"Klongthom Center, (all the taxi drivers will know where this is, about 2 bus stops from Ratchawong Pier, along Chareon Krung Road and Ratchawong Road ), is a good place to shop and prices are very cheap."

Parking??  http://www.apparking.com/client_klongthom.html

Lots more, just do a google for:  klong thom center

Mac

I think the nearest BTS/MRT would be Hua Lampong station (MRT)

Not really any trains near Klong Tom (been there loads of times). Get a taxi unless you know/like the buses

Not really any trains near Klong Tom (been there loads of times). Get a taxi unless you know/like the buses

Mai Chai or anyone that can help:

Can anyone tell me the name of the area behind MBK/ National Stadium where one can find shops selling second hand parts and tyres/wheels?

From what I heard from the taxi driver the area is called Ju Lang. Is the spelling correct?

Thanks

Can anyone tell me the name of the area behind MBK/ National Stadium where one can find shops selling second hand parts and tyres/wheels?

From what I heard from the taxi driver the area is called Ju Lang. Is the spelling correct?

I guess you mean "Chula"

That area we can call "Banthat Thong"(บรรทัดทอง), "Khet Suan Luang"(เขตสวนหลวง) , Pathumwan(ปทุมวัน)

Map of that area http://www.hotelthailand.com/map/shoping/pratunam.html

There are approximately 100 shops in Chula soi 26,28,30 and 32

List of shops in that area (Thai Language)

http://www.heavyequipmentthailand.com/samakom/suanlong.htm

Note. Shops selling second hand parts are called "Chaing Gong"( เชียงกง ) (Chinese Language)

Edited August 7, 200719 yr by BambinA

Thanks Bambina.That's right.

My friend want to buy tyres/wheels.