On Nut BTS Station: A Walking Guide to Nearby Places

Short answer On Nut station (E9) is on the BTS Sukhumvit line, and the New On Nut Night Market is about 3 minutes' walk away.

From the airport

From Suvarnabhumi (BKK) · 18 stops

1. A1Suvarnabhumi airportสุวรรณภูมิ · Airport Rail Link
2. 7 stops
3. A8Phaya Thaiพญาไท · Airport Rail Link
4. change to the BTS Sukhumvit · about 157 m on foot
5. N2Phaya Thaiพญาไท · BTS Sukhumvit
6. 11 stops
7. E9On Nutอ่อนนุช · BTS Sukhumvit

From Don Mueang (DMK) · 23 stops

1. RN08Don Mueang airportดอนเมือง · SRT Dark Red
2. 7 stops
3. RN01Krung Thep Aphiwatกรุงเทพอภิวัฒน์ · SRT Dark Red
4. walk about 255 m to Bang Sue
5. BL11Bang Sueบางซื่อ · MRT Blue
6. 11 stops
7. BL22Sukhumvitสุขุมวิท · MRT Blue
8. walk about 172 m to Asok
9. E4Asokอโศก · BTS Sukhumvit
10. 5 stops
11. E9On Nutอ่อนนุช · BTS Sukhumvit

Getting around

On Nut is a BTS Sukhumvit line station, code E9. The next stations on this line are Phra Khanong and Bang Chak. There is no interchange here, so if you are staying on the line, you do not need to change trains.

Places within a short walk

The closest place is the New On Nut Night Market, about 221 metres away, or roughly 3 minutes on foot. It is a good first stop if you want to see the local evening scene.

The Phyll is a mall 449 metres from the station, about 6 minutes' walk. On Nut Fresh Market is 660 metres away, about 9 minutes. Wat Tai, a temple, is 1095 metres away, around 15 minutes on foot. Phra Khanong Market is the furthest on this list, at 1243 metres, about 17 minutes.

• New On Nut Night Market
  3 min
• The PhyllThe Phyll
  6 min
• On Nut Fresh Marketตลาดอ่อนนุช
  9 min
• Wat Taiวัดใต้
  15 min
• Phra Khanong Marketตลาดพระโขนง
  17 min

Walk times are estimates from the map (OpenStreetMap). Places listed are public; we have no deal with any of them.

Food and shops nearby

Within 500 metres of the station there are 40 food places and 8 convenience shops. That means you should find a simple meal, a snack or a drink without going far from the station.

How walk times are worked out

The walk times here are estimates. They come from the straight-line distance, multiplied by 1.3, and then worked out at a pace of 75 metres a minute. Real streets and footpaths may take a little longer, so allow some extra time, especially in the heat.

Take your time, carry water and plan to return to the station with a little left in your energy. Bangkok is easier to enjoy when you move at a steady pace.