Pattaya and Hua Hin are Thailand’s seaside resorts, which are located 2-3 hours drive from Bangkok. And more and more tourists want to visit both Pattaya and Hua Hin during one trip to Thailand, because the characteristics of these resorts are completely different. The bustling and cheerful Pattaya cannot boast of clear sea and beaches. And quiet and peaceful Hua Hin is the “royal resort” of Thailand, it has a clean and very warm sea, and many kilometers of white sand beaches. On this page you will find detailed information on how to get from Pattaya to Hua Hin by land and sea, the schedule of buses and ferries in both directions, as well as the cost of a taxi between cities. Continue reading
Nov 19 2019
How to get from Pattaya to Hua Hin Fast and Cheap
Nov 18 2019
How to get from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Bangkok for 40 THB
Suvarnabhumi Airport is located about 25 km from the center of Bangkok. Therefore, each passenger of an airliner who is going to leave from the airport to the city must choose the most suitable transport for such a trip. If you are primarily interested in speed and low price, then the ride by Airport Rail Link (ARL) train is the fastest and cheapest way to get from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Bangkok. And on this page you will learn how to buy a train ticket to Bangkok online at the best price (with a discount). Continue reading
Feb 04 2017
How to get to Bangkok from Suvarnabhumi airport
Knowledge of all the ways to easily get from the airport to Bangkok, allows after landing in Thailand to feel more relaxed and confident. Currently, the specified path can be done by using different modes of transport, about each of which I have written separately, highlighting the main advantages and disadvantages of each. Note that in this article I will tell only about the methods, allowing to reach from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. However, due to the fact that a lot of travelers arrive in Thailand from other countries in the region on the airplanes of low cost airline, and later I will write an article about how to get to Bangkok from Don Muang Airport.
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Nov 18 2019
Why is Thailand expensive – main reasons!
Holidays in Thailand are becoming less attractive for residents of many European countries and residents of the United States. As a result, the number of European and American tourists in the main resorts of Thailand has been declining for several consecutive years both in quantitative terms and as a percentage of the number of foreign tourists in Thailand. The largest tourist operators in Asia point out three main reasons that make Western tourists choose other countries for vacation instead of Thailand, which 5-10 years ago was very popular and had practically no alternative in the winter season. Continue reading
Nov 14 2019
How to get from Phuket to Koh Phangan – ways and prices
Phangan Island in the Gulf of Thailand in many ways is the exact opposite of Phuket. Therefore, every year more and more travelers dream of visiting Koh Phangan and often choose Phuket as their starting point. Despite the fact that Phuket and Phangan are islands in the waters of various oceans, it is not very difficult to get from Phuket to Phangan, because the distance between the islands is not very large. At the same time, there are some nuances, the knowledge of which will allow you to better plan your trip and find the best option for the price and duration of the trip. On this page you will find useful information about how easy it is to get to Phangan from Phuket or back, the current transport schedule and the cost of the trip between the islands. Continue reading
Nov 14 2019
Legend Siam – a new theme park in Pattaya!
In the area of the popular Thai resort of Pattaya in early November 2019, the grand opening of a new theme park took place, which was called the Legend Siam. This grandiose park covers an area of 10 thousand square meters and is divided into three large thematic zones. Like many other entertainment centers in Pattaya, Legend Siam Park is located south of the resort, about 20 kilometers (this is closer than Nong Nooch Park or Ramayana Water Park). The park is open every day for everyone and there are many reasons for visiting it, which are described below. Continue reading
