Sukhumvit is the on the most popular neighbourhood in Bangkok with middle-eastern, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Indian tourists seeking nightlife. The density populated streets are named as Soi 21,23, 38 are packed with bars, nightclubs, restaurants and hotels in all prices ranges.
A trip to Thailand is not complete without visiting the magical islands of the south. Phuket has been the centre of tourist activities since the 1970s with a rich culture of holiday resorts and amazing beach parties all throughout the years.
Bangkok can take lots of your energy. The city is crowded, the weather is damp and there is a lot of noise. You need to plan your trip way in advance to ensure to know where you are going and what you are doing. Here are some ideas that can help you organize your plan.
Chaing Mai offers wide range of interesting activities to the visitors both indivdual and travelling with family. Here is some basic information for the travellers
From Bangkok: You can catch a Government Bus which will cost around 200 bhat and make frequent stops along the way.
Catch a non-stop buses you can find from Khao San Raod (called VIP buses) can take around 9 hours and cost 550 bhat.
Daytime Services: leaves at around 830am and 1430 am and costing on average 250 bhat.
Overnight sleepers are another alternative to find comfortable bunks and save daytime travelling. For private bed comnpartment, you pay around 1400 bhat. Tickets can be bought using visa/MasterCard 60 days in advance.
Bangkok Train stations:
Rama 4 Rd., Pathumwan, Bangkok, 10330; Thailand +66 2 223 7461
Arun Amarin Bridge, Thon Buri, Bangkok, 10600; Thailand +66 2 411 3102
Khao San Road is backpackers Mekkah in Thailand. Cramped street, budget backpackers hostels, cheap eats and bars is a visual picture of one of the most popular neighbourhood with young adventurous travellers exploring the city on a tight budget. However, you will find everything Bangkok has to offer in your price range.
