What are the modes of transportation in Thailand?

The modes of transportation in Thailand are: light rail, taxi, bus, self-driving, tuk-tuk and so on.

One: Light rail

At present, only Bangkok in Thailand has urban subways and light rails. Traveling by subway and light rail in Bangkok is a relatively economical and convenient mode of transportation, and at the same time, it can be deeply integrated into the local people and experience local life. A few years ago, the hit Thai film "Next Stop, Say I Love You" tells a love story that happened on the light rail, and also adds romance to the urban railway traffic in Bangkok.

Two: Taxi.

Taxis provide short-distance transportation services for tourists in all popular tourist destinations in Thailand, but the charges in different cities are different. It is worth noting that when taking a taxi, you must let the driver hit the meter before getting on the bus to safeguard your own interests.

Three: Bus

Although the bus is a safe and cheap means of transportation, and the number of trains is dense and frequent, the return route will be different from the route to the destination. Moreover, the figures in Thailand are not expressed in Arabic numerals, but in Thai. Friends who travel to Thailand for the first time or don't know much about Thai are not recommended to take the bus.

If you have enough time, you can also challenge the bus in Bangkok if you want to go shopping. Log on to the homepage of Bangkok Public Transport Authority, ask your hotel about the traffic route, or buy a traffic map. These are all the preparations you should make before you decide to travel by bus.

Four: self-driving

If you want to see the sights around the city, you can try driving. The scenic spots are far apart, and some places are not easy to take a taxi. Driving is the most convenient and free way. You can book a car on Hi Car Rental, get a driver's license translation certificate in advance, and take your China driver's license with you.

Five: DuDu car

Tug-tuk is a very common short-distance means of transportation in Thailand, and it has undoubtedly become a beautiful landscape in Thailand. Tutuk-tuk is a tricycle modified from ordinary motorcycle. There is not much space in the trunk, and two or three people can sit. If there is luggage, it is still not recommended. In addition, be sure to negotiate the price with the driver before getting on the bus to avoid being slaughtered.

6: Airplane

After arriving in Bangkok, Thailand, if you want to travel to southern islands or northern cities, the quickest and most affordable way is naturally to choose domestic routes in Thailand.

At present, Thailand's domestic airports mainly include: Bangkok's two international airports (Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang), Chiang Mai International Airport, Phuket International Airport, Koh Samui International Airport, Chiang Rai International Airport and Surat International Airport.

The domestic airlines in Thailand mainly include: Thai Airways, Bangkok Airways, AirAsia, Thai Fu Wei Airlines, etc.

Reservations can be made in official website, airlines or through domestic air ticket booking platforms in advance. Domestic airlines in Thailand generally have low fares and short flights, which is a time-saving and economical choice.

7: Bus

There are many bus companies operating all over Thailand, and there are many choices. Larger booking websites that can cover all parts of Thailand mainly include:

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