Tips 1 - 7 of 7 Bangkok Transportation
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'Mode': AROUND
Category: Train
Getting TO/AROUND: Zipping around the city seemed like an impossible dream only a year ago but with the completion of the sky train, it is oh so real! For between 10 and 40 baht, you get whisked around the city with the double bonus of being able to look down on the traffic jams, which characterize so much of travel in Bangkok. If you have to brave the traffic however, a trip on one of Bangkok's many buses is cheap, going for between 4 and 15 baht. For those of you who fancy driving yourself, think again. Buying a car here will set you back a pretty penny due to Thailand's non existent car industry and import taxes of around 200%. However, it is possible to get your own car and driver for just 150 Baht a day. How? You ask. Easy, throw out and arm and watch as within seconds one of Bangkok's omnipresent air con taxis squeals to a halt. The meters start at 35 and move up slowly with a 10 kilometer journey costing around 75 Baht. SkyTrain Air-conditioned and clean, it carries most of the million passenger all day long. Heard that they will have to extend the SkyTrains so that it can reach to other concerns of Sparwling Thai.
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'Mode': AROUND
Category: Motorcycle
Getting TO/AROUND: So, the story is like this: A friend of my hubby talk to this driver and he gave us a very cheap ride for only 50 baht($1). Remember that in taking a tuk-tuk you should look for a yellow colored one not on the white or whatsoever since they will priced you over. Back to my story, after shopping in World Trade Center we decided to take a tuk-tuk to MBK so, we asked this driver if how much it would be for only a short ride he gave us a 100 baht which hubby told him it's only 20 baht but he just insisting that the place is very far and there I told him,Are you okey? Then we left and he started to gave us a lower price but it was late! So, you should try to bargain the prices here in Bangkok since if you will just okay and okay with them..it will not be a cheap travel you will have unless you can spend more! Tuk-tuk Everything from flatulent golf carts to three wheeled tin cans, ubiquitos tuk-tuks still swerve around Bangkok's streets, though truth is much needed to cover short distances in a real hurry!
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'Mode': AROUND
Category: Motorcycle
Getting TO/AROUND: You can see waves of two-wheelers zip among the cars at the red light, an inexpensive trips. And a very quick shortcuts down a sub areas and this motorcyclists can easily speed towards their next destination or let say they can find another customer for another new fare.
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'Mode': AROUND
Category: Other
Getting TO/AROUND: Bangkok was a city of barely 1 million when the last major canals was filled in. It was 1955, but even today it's easy to see why the city's few remaining waterways and the Chao Phraya River are always busy: less than 10% of the capital has been set aside for roads.
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'Mode': AROUND
Category: Bus
Getting TO/AROUND: There are more than 3,000 buses tooling all over Bangkok, a figure that doesn't include all those private and mini-buses. Riding with a bus is the very cheapest ways around the area, the fares starts at around 4 baht but can also be very slow and can be very hot.
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'Mode': TO
Category: Train
Getting TO/AROUND: I haven't been in a train to anywhere from Bangkok but there were several people asking about me this one so, I thought of putting a tip then...no worries, you don't need to rate..But of course, I know where this train station is! Here's the link: http://www.traveller2000.com/tra in/
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Website: http://www.traveller2000.com/train/
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soocc Tue Apr 28, 2009 16:51 UTC I miss the Oishi Restaurant in BKK. But I can't remember which restaurant that I've been to in 2007. I'm going back this coming June, can you please tell me which Oishi restaurant is best from all available. My email esahabatmu@gmail.com | evikun Wed Jul 2, 2008 10:47 UTC This is my first comment at all! i'm so pround to know that you like Bangkok My home town.(I also love Tokyo too. I've been there twice!) | volopolo Mon Dec 31, 2007 18:54 UTC Happy new year 2008! Nikos from Greece | makiro Fri Jul 20, 2007 13:08 UTC Hi, Thanks for all the great information on Bangkok and Thailand. I'll continue to browse through it. I hope to visit the area in the Fall. Thanks, Robert |
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