Short answer Nopparat (PK26) is on the MRT Pink line. Within 500 metres you will find five places to eat, but no convenience stores. Plan to bring what you need before you arrive.
Nopparat sits on the MRT Pink line. The next stations along the line are Outer Ring Road-Ram Inthra and Bang Chan. This station does not connect to another line, so if you need to change trains, plan that part of your journey in advance.
From Nopparat to Royal
- PK26MRT Pink · Nopparatนพรัตน์
- about 1138 m on foot · 16 min
- Royal · Khan Na YaoHours: ask us
From the airport
From Suvarnabhumi (BKK) · 31 stops
- A1Suvarnabhumi airportสุวรรณภูมิ · Airport Rail Link
- 7 stops
- A8Phaya Thaiพญาไท · Airport Rail Link
- change to the BTS Sukhumvit · about 157 m on foot
- N2Phaya Thaiพญาไท · BTS Sukhumvit
- 14 stops
- N17Wat Phra Sri Mahathatวัดพระศรีมหาธาตุ · BTS Sukhumvit
- change to the MRT Pink · about 148 m on foot
- PK16Wat Phra Sri Mahathatวัดพระศรีมหาธาตุ · MRT Pink
- 10 stops
- PK26Nopparatนพรัตน์ · MRT Pink
From Don Mueang (DMK) · 14 stops
- RN08Don Mueang airportดอนเมือง · SRT Dark Red
- 2 stops
- RN06Lak Siหลักสี่ · SRT Dark Red
- change to the MRT Pink · about 340 m on foot
- PK14Lak Siหลักสี่ · MRT Pink
- 12 stops
- PK26Nopparatนพรัตน์ · MRT Pink
Getting around on foot
Walk times in this guide are straight-line distance multiplied by 1.3, then measured at a pace of 75 metres a minute. That gives a rough guide, not a timed route. Use the walk shown above to check how far it is from the station to where you are going, and allow a little extra time for crossings and turns.
Food nearby
Within 500 metres of the station there are five places to eat. That is a useful number if you want a quick meal before or after a journey. You do not need to go far to find something to eat, but you may need to look for it on foot.
Before you go
Check the station name in Thai as well as English when you ask for directions or buy a ticket. The Thai name is นพรัตน์, and the station code is PK26. Using the code can help you confirm you are looking at the right line on a map.
Places and their details change over time, so check the area for yourself when you arrive. The food count and map data come from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), fetched in October 2026.