Short answer Tao Poon station (BL10) is on the MRT Blue Line. It has four numbered exits. Three temples are within a walk of about 16 to 20 minutes.
From Tao Poon to Time 2 High
- BL10MRT Blue · Tao Poonเตาปูน
- about 186 m on foot · 3 min
- Time 2 High · Bang SueHours: ask us
From the airport
From Suvarnabhumi (BKK) · 16 stops
- A1Suvarnabhumi airportสุวรรณภูมิ · Airport Rail Link
- 5 stops
- A6Makkasanมักกะสัน · Airport Rail Link
- walk about 405 m to Phetchaburi
- BL21Phetchaburiเพชรบุรี · MRT Blue
- 11 stops
- BL10Tao Poonเตาปูน · MRT Blue
From Don Mueang (DMK) · 8 stops
- RN08Don Mueang airportดอนเมือง · SRT Dark Red
- 7 stops
- RN01Krung Thep Aphiwatกรุงเทพอภิวัฒน์ · SRT Dark Red
- walk about 255 m to Bang Sue
- BL11Bang Sueบางซื่อ · MRT Blue
- 1 stop
- BL10Tao Poonเตาปูน · MRT Blue
Getting oriented
Tao Poon is on the MRT Blue Line, with station code BL10. The next station on the line is Bang Sue. There is no interchange with another line at this station, so you stay on the Blue Line when you travel.
Exits
4 numbered exits
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
The station has four numbered exits, 1 to 4. Check the number on the signs before you head out, so you come up on the side you need.
Temples nearby
Three temples sit within a walk of the station. Wat Thammaphirataram is about 16 minutes away on foot, Wat Pradu Thammathipat about 17 minutes, and Wat Wetawan Thammawat about 20 minutes. These times are estimates, so allow a little extra if you stop along the way.
- Wat Thammaphirataramวัดธรรมาภิรตาราม16 min
- Wat Pradu Thammathipatวัดประดู่ธรรมาธิปัตย์17 min
- Wat Wetawan Thammawatวัดเวตวันธรรมาวาส20 min
Walk times are estimates from the map (OpenStreetMap). Places listed are public; we have no deal with any of them.
Food and everyday items
Within 500 metres of the station there are two places to eat and two places for everyday items. That is a small number, so it helps to know which way you are heading before you set off. Look at your map before you leave, and plan ahead if you want a particular kind of food.
Map data comes from OpenStreetMap contributors, fetched in October 2026. Walk times are estimates, not guarantees, so use them as a rough guide.

