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River and Canal Boats: The Chao Phraya Tourist Boat
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  • Updated by YaaDong on Jul 28, 2009
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    Category: Ship/Boat
    Getting TO/AROUND: There are so many things to see along the Chao Phraya river.This makes it perfect for a day trip away from the Bangkok roads.The Chao Phraya River Tourist Boat visits 10 pier for a sightseeing tour of some historical sites of "Old" Bangkok.The tour starts at Sathorn at Taksin Bridge. You can buy a 100 baht unlimited all day river pass at Sathorn,Maharaj,Phra Artit,Siam,Nana & Taksin Bridge BTS Station. The ticket does not include admissiun fee to the various places.

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    City Buses: Nothin' Like a Bangkok Bus
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  • Updated by YaaDong on Sep 3, 2009
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    Category: Bus
    Getting TO/AROUND: A cheap way to get around Bangkok is by local bus.The ordinary red or blue buses are o.k for short distance rides.However ,they can get extreamly crowded and hot when you are stuck in a traffic jam during peak hour.
    Air-con buses are more comfortable they cost a little more (blue buses) depending on the destination.There are also Micro buses which charge a fix fare but you get a seat. As for the small private" Green" buses get on them at your own risk.

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    BTS Skytrain: Next Station...THONBURI
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  • Updated by YaaDong on Sep 3, 2009
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    Category: Train
    Getting TO/AROUND: The Skytrain was opened by the King on his birthday 5th December 1999.
    The train runs through most of the commercial area Silom, Sukhumvit,Siam Square ,Victory Monument and the fare starts at 10 baht depending on distance.The sky trains is very safe,it runs frequently.You can get a cheap one day pass if you are visiting a few places.
    SKY TRAIN ROUTE TO THONBURI NOW IN OPERATION
    The new 2.2-kilometre extension linking the Saphan Taksin Bridge Station to Krung Thonburi Station and Wong Wian Yai Station on the Thonburi side of Bangkok.
    This new service links Sathorn Road, one of Bangkok’s prime business districts, to Thonburi on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River.
    The service to and from Krung Thonburi Station and Wong Wian Yai Station operates from 6 am till midnight daily. The Wong Wian Yai station is the last station on the Silom Lin
    Krung Thonburi Station and Wongwian Yai station in the Khlong San District of Bangkok are both on the Silom Line of the SkyTrain service.


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    Tuk-tuks: Tuk TuK!
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  • Written by YaaDong on Jul 16, 2008
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    Getting TO/AROUND: No trip to Bangkok is complete without a spin in the classic Tuk Tuk.They are O.K. for short trips but for longer trips they can be fairly dangerous depending on your driver.Furthermore,It's no fun getting cought in a traffic jam in a Tuk Tuk as the combanation of heat and pollution on the roads can really get to you.They are a fun way to get around but you have to bargain for the fare and they can be a rip off for tourists.Especially the ones that hang around temples and hotels.

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    Comments for YaaDong about Bangkok
    MichaelRees Mon Jul 20, 2009 08:41 UTC
     Says it all
    missy.pulliam Wed Jun 3, 2009 10:56 UTC
     I feel that Chinatown is a quite interesting and happening place to be visited....Also it seems to be an excellent place for shopping...
    junecorlett Wed Feb 4, 2009 10:30 UTC
     I will remember these tips for my next visit to Bangkok.
    TheView Sat Jan 10, 2009 23:57 UTC
     Tx for some great tips ;-)
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