Figure 5 shows daily commuting and traveling that demonstrates the visual activity by using 3D graphical program presentation. This figure aims to describe the activity through urban facilities like convenience shops, workplaces, and other facilities around their residential area. Residents in three subareas, Bang Kapi, Lat Krabang, and Bang Phli, use the nearest urban facilities to their homes and commute around 41–50 kilometers to their workplaces. In daily life, travelers start from home, take breakfast around their residential area, and take a bus to the railway station, a distance of 12 kilometers with a trip duration of 30 minutes. After spending 30 minutes on the bus, they switch to various other modes of transportation, such as the sky train, i.e., Bangkok Mass Transit System (BTS), or the subway i.e., Mass Rapid Transit System (MRT), which takes only 10–30 minutes of travel to the vicinity of their workplace. Then they go to their place of work on foot, which takes less than 10 minutes. So it can be assumed that the shorter distance may take a longer time and the longer distance may take a shorter time if they use an appropriate mode of transportation. At lunch time people will go for lunch near to their workplace for about 5–10
minutes and 10–20 minutes for doing other activities and participating in other urban services also situated near their workplace. After finishing work they will go to department stores for relaxation, other venues for recreational activities, and then back home using the transportation modes mentioned above.