Tuk Tuks

Tuk-Tuks are three wheeled, motorized vehicles that are useful for short nbsp distances throughout Thailand. Today, they usually have a small cabin for the driver in the front and seating for two to three passengers in the rear. Tuk Tuks in Thailand being not so hot on safety laws I have regularly seen as...

Train Fares

Train Fares are worked out by distance and quality of service - 1st class, 2nd class and 3rd class. Overnight train usually have sleeper carriages and a first class cabin is normally for 2 people but could squash a couple of small children as well 3rd class is really "slumming it" although better than...

Thailand Rail Network

The overground Rail network in Thailand cannot be compared with countries like America or Japan. The rail system is old, slow and uncomfortable and we really only recommend it for the experience or for some of the breathtaking views that you wouldn't see in other forms of overground transport.Train travel in Thailand is operated...

BTS & MRT

The fastest way to get around Bangkok without breathing the fumes of the Tuk Tuks, Taxi's and buses populating the streets below is by using the BTS Sky train. Refreshingly air-conditioned the sky train's run about every 5 minutes between about 5am and 12 midnight 7 days a week. Recently extended the sukhumvit line...

Airlines that travel to Thailand

Officially opened on the 28th September 2006 to replace the aging Don Muang airport, Bangkok's new Suvarnabhumi international airport is actually in the nearby Samut Prakan province about 25km to the east of Bangkok. Suvarnabhumi was named by King Bhumibol Adulyadej and means "the golden land" in Thai, although it's English spelling is certain...