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by o00o 45 minutes flights from Bangkok or 10 hours by bus. I tried both but I still prefer going there by night bus. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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Here are details from a timetable I picked up but please check with Thai Airways for up to date information before you travel. Hat Yai to Bangkok TG 236 06:30 - 08:00 TG 232 09:15 - 10:45 TG 234 15:30 - 17:00 TG 408 18:05 - 19:35 TG 246 21:00 - 22:30 Bangkok to Hat Yai TG 231 07:00 - 08:30 TG 407 10:50 - 12:20 TG 233 13:15 - 14:45 TG 235 16:45 - 18:15 TG 245 18:45 - 20:15 Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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Here are details from a timetable I picked up but please check with Thai Airways for up to date information before you travel. Hat Yai to Phuket TG 284 10:50 - 11:35 Phuket to Hat Yai TG 283 09:10 - 09:55 A taxi from Hat Yai centre to the airport should be around 200 Baht. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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If you arrive at the Hat Yai airport anytime after 9 p.m., it is virtually impossible to get a ride into town (about 20 minutes drive), as most means of public transportation here generally ends between 9 - 9.30 p.m. Plan to arrive much earlier. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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 hatyai international airport.. by chiabh The Hatyai International Airport with a completely terminal is about 9km from the city centre... There are only a few flights a day to/from the airport... Only Thai International Airways and other budget airlines flies this route... Tiger Airways from Singapore, Nok Air, Thai Air Asia and Thai Oriental Airlines from Bangkok... the Malaysian Air Asia has temporary suspensed it flights from Kuala Lumpur due to low demand... Passenger coming in from Malaysia normally flies to the nearest airport at Alor Setar and then go to Hatyai by taxi... For international flights, do not forget to save 500 baht for the airport departure tax.. Leave a Comment
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by jenniferchin So many warnings about taking the Tuk Tuk in Thailand. In Hat Yai, I got around with 10 bhat for each ride. Just make sure you agree on price beforehand. If you are not sure of the rates, just ask the people around you ... get a 2nd or 3rd opinion if needed. This guys go really fast !! Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 this is the age of the train by sourbugger If you are approaching from the Eastern side of Malaysia, then you will pass through the rather depressing border town of Sungai Kolok. Remember that the clocks change - so you gain an hour coming into Thailand It is a fair walk from the border post to the train station (about 2kms) but you can negotiate the journey by motorcycle taxi or rickshaw. The train would be the best bet to get to Hai Yat - but they are somewhat infrequent. You may well be met by minibuses offering transport to Hai Yat - but be warned they are trying to round up trade, and may well not depart for some time to come. It is better to try a few agencies in town and try to get a minibus that is leaving sooner rather than later - and don't pay up until it is actually about to leave. Leave a Comment
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 1st class - of course by sourbugger It seems that most travellers end up passing through the place at sometime if they are heading towards Malaysia. It is unfortunate that the trains heading to Penang are only twice daily, and the first one leaves at a ridiculously early time in the morning. Heading the other way south (on the eastern seaboard) there is about 20kms of track missing so a 15-20 Ringgitt taxi ride is needed to get to Kota Bharu (the station is a few kms out of town) from where you can pick up another train in Malaysia. Heading the other way up to Bangkok is much more straightforward - and there is a reasonable choice. If you can stretch to Ist class then you get your own double room (bunks) and air-conditioning. You can also buy meals that are brought to your room. They are quite passable as meals and help to pass the time. Leave a Comment
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 Family transport by phil_uk_net The majority of Thai families do not own cars but get around on motorbikes instead. Compared to many, the vehicle in the photo represents real luxury as it has a sidecar attached. I was concerned to see this woman using a mobile phone without a hands-free set though. Surely it would be possible to incorporate such a device into the bike's onboard stereo and entertainment system? Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 A 4-wheel tuk-tuk which is almost new by phil_uk_net As is the case elsewhere in Thailand, Tuk-Tuks can be a convenient way of getting around. Watch out with some drivers though. Tuk-Tuks are an essential part of Thai life and without them a lot of Thais would not be able to get around as they need to. Unfortunately some drivers try to take advantage of foreigners and if you don't agree a price before the journey they will try to charge you a ridiculous amount when you reach your destination. Therefore make sure you know the fare before you get on board. This kind of thing just doesn't happen with Thais. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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