From Nakhon Phanom by bus directly to Sisaket?
Is it possible to travel from Nakhon Phanom directly to Sisaket by bus, does anyone know?
New bus routes connect Thai airports with popular destinations such as Pattaya and Hua Hin
Transport Co has announced that new bus routes connecting Suvarnabhumi, Don Mueang and Phuket airports with major cities and tourist attractions will be launched by the end of this year. These routes will improve accessibility to places such as Pattaya, Chanthaburi, Trat, Nakhon Ratchasima and Hua Hin, boosting both tourism and local economies.
From Suvarnabhumi Airport to Pattaya by bus
Pattaya is easily accessible from Bangkok, especially if you want an affordable travel option. Take the bus from Suvarnabhumi Airport, Gate 8 on Level 1. There is a bus every hour, which will take you to Pattaya in just 2 hours for only THB 143. Enjoy a comfortable and affordable trip from Bangkok to Pattaya.
'Bus troubles'
What started as a simple bus trip from Chiang Mai to Mae Hong Son quickly turned into an adventurous venture full of surprises. On board an ancient, orange bus with open doors and a wooden floor offering a direct view of the asphalt, my expectations were tested. As I made my way through the winding roads of Northern Thailand, alongside my unflappable wife Oy, I was confronted with the unpredictability of traveling in this remote region. From the heart-pounding turns to the unexpected encounters with the Thai military, this journey was anything but ordinary. Filled with both excitement and hilarity, each moment deepened my appreciation for Thailand's rich culture and breathtaking landscapes. Looking back on this experience, from the itchy souvenirs from mother-in-law's yard to the flying noodles, it's clear that the trip was as memorable as the destination itself.
We can't book a bus from Bangkok airport to Hua Hin?
We cannot book the bus from Bangkok airport to Hua Hin. We have been coming to Thailand for years and this year too, but because we only land in Bangkok at half past eight in the evening, we have to take the bus to Hua Hin the next day.
What bus can you take from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi to Hua Hin? I know that before the corona, a bus always left where the taxi stand is.
Does anyone here know more from which website you can book this and the departure times, arrival Suvarnabhumi will be around 17:00?
Bus services in Thailand will be restarted
A spokesperson for the Transport Company Limited, one of Thailand's largest bus operators, announced that they will resume operating schedules from Monday, May 18. This concerns 7 routes to the northern regions and 9 routes to the northeastern and eastern regions in Thailand.
My experience with public transport in Thailand
It is interesting, if you live in Thailand, to sometimes use public transport. This is to avoid the large crowds and parking problems between Christmas and New Year.
Reader question: Bus from Suvarnabhumi airport to Hua Hin?
Is there still a bus from Suvarnabhumi airport to Hua Hin? And if so, is it possible to get to the airport from Bangkok itself? I'm going to Thailand in mid-January and then staying in Bangkok for 3 days and then I want to go to Hua Hin. I know that there is also a bus in Bangkok itself, but I think you'll spend an hour in a taxi just to get to the bus station.
Reader question: From Phuket (Karon Beach) to Ranong
We are going from Phuket (Karon Beach) to Ranong in March 2020. After researching I come up with a bus connection from Terminal 2 to Ranong, but to have a bit more of a day in Ranong, we have to take the 07.00 bus. That means a taxi to the Terminal at 05.30.
Is there a direct bus connection from Pattaya to Hua Hin? And what are the departure times? Where should you get off?
Get on the bus in Bangkok
Have you ever taken a ride on public transport in Bangkok? Especially during rush hour it is a rich experience to experience a ride in a bulging bus without air conditioning.
From the airport by bus to Nakhon Ratchasima?
In May I will go to Nakhon Ratchasima for a few weeks. I know I can take a bus from the airport to the transport center in BKK. I also know that there is a bus to Nakhon Ratchasima but I can't find the departure times and I think there is only 1 bus per day. Does anyone know more about this?
The plane finally landed after a little under 12 hours from Amsterdam Schiphol to Suvannabhumi International Airport near Bangkok. Then you still have to go to your hotel in Bangkok. The airport is located in the east about 28 kilometers from the center of Bangkok. What are the options for fast travel to your hotel?
An overzealous, but irresponsible service
One of the famous "hotspots" of Pattaya is the beautiful elevated viewpoint on Pratumnak Hill, the Pattaya Hill Top with the famous statue of Admiral Prince Chumpon. A few relics of the prince are still preserved at the foot of this statue.
Reader question: From Ban mo to Sukhothai
I am going from Ban mo to Sukhothai on January 8th. My question is: when I arrive in Phitsanulok by train, do I still have to take the bus to Sukhothai. Could someone tell me from where the buses depart to there and whether there are multiple departure times or whether it is better to take a hotel in Phitsanulok for 1 night?
Reader Submission: Leave the choice to my Thai girlfriend, and…
This time when I traveled to Thailand, I was able to take 30 kg of checked luggage. I normally only take hand luggage with me. But clean out the cupboards at home. So many clothes and more, which was actually superfluous, including an old suitcase that fit everything.
Bus number system in Bangkok gets English characters
This month you will notice that the numbering of city buses in Bangkok has changed. The city is divided into four zones for bus routes by color: green, red, yellow and blue.
Public transport by bus in Bangkok is being overhauled
Public transport by bus in Bangkok is going to change considerably. There will be a new layout for the 269 bus lines. The city is divided into four zones by color: green, red, yellow and blue.
This is Thailand (video)
This tourist video shows once again why Thailand is such a popular holiday destination.
State bus company Transport Co is considering a route from Thailand to Myanmar and India
The Thai government-owned Transport Co, which provides inter-provincial bus services, is looking to expand its route network to Myanmar and India.
Traveling by bus in Thailand
Not exactly an exciting subject, but still nice to know something about it. In Thailand, people travel a lot by bus, because there is no fast train connection. There are several bus companies that serve the various destinations in Thailand.