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BTS Skytrain Bangkok

235 Reviews There are sub stations all around Bangkok for the BTS. It only costs from 20 to 40 Baht to go to most of the main attractions. It is fairly easy to follow the route, but do not be afraid to ask the...

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Renting Cars and Drivers Phuket

58 Reviews My family (4 adults, 2 kids) just came back from Phuket. We hired Mr Po Him for 4 days. His rates are reasonable and he is extremely friendly, cheerful and helpful. We were staying at Marriott...

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Buses to Pattaya Pattaya

21 Reviews We were booked by Raj Travels in our transfer service provided by local Thailand tourist agency. We landed in Suvarnabhumi airport early morning and picked up at the airport for the transfer. The...

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Motorbikes & Scooters Ko Samui

22 Reviews This is indeed the best and inexpensive way to get around the island - hire a scooter/motorbike! You can get one from any rental shops down the street starting from 250 baht for 24 hours but my...

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Train Chiang Mai

24 Reviews Many people miss out on a wonderful experience by flying to Chiang Mai from Bangkok. The best choice is the overnight train, which is clean, safe, comfortable and fun. If you are a couple or a family...

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Minivans & Minibuses Hat Yai

9 Reviews The prices have changed some what. In Feb 2012 the mini vans from George Town, Penang to Hat Yai are 30 to 35 Malaysian Ringgits. The cheapest being from near the bus station in George Town, the...

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Metered Taxis Bangkok

152 Reviews There have been several negative comments about taxis in Bangkok lately. Here are some helpful suggestions: There have been some comments on the website about Bangkok taxi drivers. I have had few...

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Motorbikes Phuket

29 Reviews The guy at the place I was staying at (Coconut Resort @ Nanai Rd) offered bike rental around Patong so i didn't even have to fish around for 'em. They had 2-3 bikes that can be rented at only 200 Baht...

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Taxis / Song-taews / Baht-buses Pattaya

31 Reviews If you are a season "Thai travelers", you should know the about cost of taxis to Pattaya and you should know what to expect to pay....being a "season Thai travelers" Siam Bayview hotel would be good...

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Boats & Ferries Ko Samui

30 Reviews How to go to Full Moon Party in Ko Phangan There are a high speed boad in Mae Nam Village and takes about 20 minutes to reach Ko Phangan Island. Information Name: Transportation Type: High speed...

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Tuc Tuc & bikes Chiang Mai

43 Reviews Pai is a beautiful small town nestled in a valley approximately 3 hours or 132 km northwest of Chiangers. It is a popular destination for those who want to enjoy the chilled atmosphere in more ways...

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Trains Hat Yai

5 Reviews 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...

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Tuk-tuks Bangkok

176 Reviews http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/66ac0/160d76/ You can hire a Tuk Tuk for cheapness and get a real feel of the City. In a car you are cool, for sure, but you can get through all of the traffic...

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Buses Phuket

23 Reviews The bus from Phuket Town leaves Karon from in front of the 7/11 on Patak Rd every half hour. Buses are old blue trucks with bench seats along the sides of the back. They have Kata Karon Phuket written...

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Limousines from Bangkok Airport Pattaya

8 Reviews Pattaya Taxi service is the easiest, cheapest car to Pattaya that I have found. It is easy to arrange, just send an email from their web page giving your name, arrival time and flight number. They...

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Taxis Ko Samui

9 Reviews Getting around Ko Samui is cheap and cheerful. Anything from around 100-250 bahts for short journeys. The taxi's are fun, jump on the back and away you go. Around Chaweng you'll never have trouble...

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Busses Chiang Mai

18 Reviews If you want to experience the boat ride on the Mekong river across the border in Laos, you can get there by bus from Chiang Mai. Take the bus to Chiang Kong and from there you can organise everything.

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Tuk-Tuks Hat Yai

11 Reviews There is no public city bus in Hatyai. Tuk-tuk is the main public transportation in Hatyai. It functions like a taxi cab but without the comfort and cool air-conditioner. It can get a bit cramped at...

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River and Canal Boats Bangkok

140 Reviews Update. September 2011 *** 15 Baht for Regular and 30 Baht for Express Boat (Blue Flag - Phar Arthit to Saphan Thaksin) Fare Increaded from April 14 Baht for Orange Flag-Yellow-Green-No Flag (Saphan...

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Tuk Tuk Phuket

54 Reviews If you are staying in Karon and want to go to Patong by Tuk Tuk here are a few tips 1) During low season you can get to Patong for 300 Baht (250 if you haggle really hard) 2) They will charge more,...

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Walking around Pattaya

1 Review As my hotel (Flipper Lodge Hotel in Soi 8) is centrally located, I can do most of my transfers in Pattaya on foot. I just love to stroll on the great walkway along Beach road. Like this you walk all...

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General Transportation Tips Ko Samui

17 Reviews Car Ferry to Donsak The pier located in the beach road from Nathon, the capital city of Ko Samui island, on the west side. Information Name: Car Ferry to Donsak Transportation Type: Pier Close to:...

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Airplane Chiang Mai

18 Reviews The straight answer is yes. The easiest and fastest way to go about that is probably to contact Thai airways and have them set up a taxi for you from Chiang Mai airport to Chiang Rai. But this is by...

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Motorcycling & Motorcycle Taxis Hat Yai

5 Reviews Another means of public transportation in Hatyai is motorcycle taxi. You can tell the motorcycle taxi by the yellow, orange or red vests with a number at the back that the drivers wear. It is slightly...

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New Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok

55 Reviews The new Space-age Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) started operations in September 2006 and we were among the first few to use that airport within first 3 month's of its operation. Located 30 km to the east...

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Discovery Airpass by Bangkok Airways

by jojes

Since there are a lot of people looking for info about cheap flying in Thailand and between Thailand and the neighbouring countries, I have this tip :when you want to fly between 3 to 6 destinations in Thailand or in/to the neighbouring countries, check out the "Discovery airpass" by Bangkok Airways. It allows you to travel at discount rates between the Bangkok Airways' destinations in Thailand, the Siem Reap airways' routes in Cambodia and the domestic routes in Laos by Lao Airlines. Berjaya Air takes you to Kuala Lumpur.They also offer a range of international destinations by these airlines.The DAP has to be booked in advance and can only be booked from outside Thailand !

Tuk Tuk

by solopes

My previous idea was to rent a car in Phuket, to visit the island; upon arrival, and watching the traffic, I decided not to risk, and use public transportation. Tuk Tuk was a wonderful solution: we were seven, but that was no problem, and it was quick, cheap, available everywhere, adapted to the weather, and all the drivers we met were nice guys. We used it everyday and everywhere.

day trip from Bangkok to Ayutthaya

by putri_jogja

Hi,Taking train out of Bangkok but for day trip, you can make your plan to Ayutthaya. Last year I did it.I m budget traveler. I stayed in hostel not in Khaosan road but in Silom. From here, I take MRT to Railway station. It will take more or less 2.5 hours journey. I was taking morning time train (around 8.30 am). I reached ayutthaya around 10.30 am. From here, actually i can choose tuk tuk or rent motorcycle or bicycle. That time i rent bicycle. It was tiring. But for me it is fun. After 4 PM i returned the bike, and went back to Bangkok by train again.Actually, you can take train from here too to Chiang Mai. I dont have any experience as I have never been to Chiang Mai. I really wanna visit there next time. Hope my information is helpfull.Happy traveling

Train from Bangkok to Ayutthaya

by putri_jogja

(Please correct me if i m wrong) There are two types of train to Ayutthaya. With airconditioner and without airconditioner.I took the train without airconditioner. It is comfortable because the trip is not taking too long. You also can enjoy the scenery. Some tourists take this type of train too. If you are intested to take train, please be at Hua Lampong station before 8 am. here is the link for the train schedule http://www.thailandbytrain.com/NorthernLine.htmlIf you stay around Sukhumvit, you can take MRT from Sukhumvit station to Hua Lampong station. Just follow the direction to the Railway station. Don't worry, it is really easy.

Transport from Bangkok to Siem Reap

by putri_jogja

I've never made trip from Bangkok to Siem Reap. But i got information for you. Maybe it is usefull. You can take open bus under Sinh Tourist. I saw on their web it has bus from bangkok to Phnom Pehn and then from Phnom Pehn to Siem Reap. here is the link http://www.thesinhtourist.vn/OpenBus.aspx?MaNoiDung=VkNWWA==

Bangkok to Ayutthaya

by putri_jogja

For Ayuthaya trip, I made it in 1 day. Catch train morning time, around 8 am. Reach there around 10 am. When u arrive at Ayuthaya train station you have some choices for transport. Hire bicycle (tiring ofcourse), motorcycle, tuktuk or car.Don't forget to take free map at the station. It gives you usefull information about what and where to see in Ayuthaya.

bus BKK-SGP

by yakyak

You will be fine at the airport or in bangkok for that matter,just use common sense and stay away from the protest areas(thats if they are still there in august) but if you are really worried you can always take a domestic flight up to chang mai/ udon thani or other up country destinations so you dont even have to venture in to bangkok,but in my opinion it would be a shame not to experience this bustling vibrant city.There are buses available you can take from bangkok(various pick up points) all the way down to singapore if you wish,tickets and bookings are easily available on many traveller/backpacker web-sites,i have travelled this route on one of these buses about 8 years ago and all was good but very long and sat on a bus very boring,you may think of trying the train.

Water Bus

by juzie

The water bus is a very cheap way to travel across the Chao Phraya River. It has many stops along the river at which have their own tourist's spots. For example, Wat Arun is located very close to a water bus jetty.

Coming and going from Khaosan RD, Bangkok

by earthflyer

There are many travel agents in Khaosan road area and you can arrange transport for anywhere in the country.If travelling East to: Pattaya, Koh Samet, Rayong, Koh Chang & Trat.minibuses will go around to the guesthouses in the morning and pick you up but don't be surprised if you change minibuses somewhere along the way. What they will do is try and get everyone to Pattaya in one minibus and everybody else going to Samet or Chang in the other simply because there is two routes out of Bangkok.If travelling South to: Koh Samui etc...or Phuket etc... Minibuses will come around and pick you up from your guesthouses late in the afternoon and take you to wherever the coach is parked. The reason the coaches don't come to Khaoson Rd because the traffic is bad and it is easier for them to pick you up and take you to the coach. The coach trip will take about 10-12 hours through the night and you...

Travel from Chiang Mai to Korat(Nakhon Ratchasima)

by earthflyer

It is possible to travel by bus from Chiang Mai to Korat by bus but you might want to ask around at the bus station in Chiang Mai to make sure.I have an old book that says there are ordinary buses to Chiang Mai take about 8 hours. If they still go today I would ask around to find about a VIP bus to korat and go in comfort. Your next best option is either take a train of bus to Ayuthaya and get the bus from there to Korat or travel all the way to Bangkok and take another bus from there to Korat.Or take the easy route. Fly to Korat via Bangkok saving you at lot of wasted time on buses and be there after a few hours. The bus or train trip will take aleast 13hours starting.

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