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In this video, we follow P’Nat on his journey home as he commutes by his folding bicycle, hopping on metro, and using the hidden 'soi' alleyway shortcuts to avoid major roads and heavy traffic in Bangkok. He starts from Ratchadamri Road, cycling through Lumphini Park before folding his bike at Silom Station and taking the train all the way to Bang Khae. After getting off, he unfolds his bicycle and continues the last mile through shortcut alleys known mostly to local residents. The final stretch is about 4 kilometers, weaving through neighborhoods in Bang Khae along quiet lanes and small streets with almost no cars following behind. He crosses Bang Wa Canal via pedestrian bridges, lifting the bike across at certain points, then emerges comfortably through hidden side streets on the other side. If he were to drive the same route, he would have to detour several kilometers along main roads just to make U-turns, while also facing hours of traffic each day. Meanwhile, the narrow and winding alleys that are inconvenient for cars become easy, calm, and low-pressure routes for a bicycle—nothing like the stress of riding alongside fast-moving traffic on major roads. This video may help you see that sometimes “safety” and “speed” are not found on main roads, but hidden within small shortcut alleys near your home. Collaborated with: Nat Piyawat Follow on IG: @piyawatnatt 00:00 Highlight 00:24 In front of Lumphini Park 01:12 Folding the bike at Silom Station 02:09 Waiting for the MRT 03:02 Riding the MRT 03:29 Arriving at Bang Khae Station 04:24 Unfolding the bike and continuing the ride 04:55 Private road (shortcut) 05:39 Soi Saithip (shortcut) 06:36 Crossing Phasi Charoen Canal (shortcut) 08:27 Soi Thoet Thai 91 (shortcut) 10:34 Crossing Bang O Canal (shortcut) 11:29 Soi Yim Prayun 2 (shortcut) Location: Lumphini Park – Bang Khae Route: Ratchadamri Road – MRT Blue Line – Soi Bang Khae 1 – Soi Amarit Distance: 4.2 km (cycling) + 13.2 km (MRT) Average speed: 12.5 km/h Travel time: 13 minutes (cycling) + 35 minutes (MRT) About the Channel: The 'Bangkok Street Cyclists.' showcases 4K videos of individuals on bicycles as a means of urban commute to save money, save time and save our deteriorating environment. The channel’s vision is simple: Bangkok street belongs to the people, not environmentally-unfriendly cars. Until the day comes when a city like Bangkok is blessed with dedicated cycling paths or is entirely car-free, we will persist in navigating our ride through the challenges of bad traffic, unpredictable drivers, urban pollution, and scorching heat. Subscribe for more cycling content Contact for cycling collaboration Support us on Patreon.