How to get from Pattaya to Bangkok by bus?

You must take public transportation to play in Bangkok, and the transportation in Bangkok is relatively simple. The following small series will introduce you to how to take a bus in Bangkok. You can also refer to it when you go to Bangkok.

Rail Transit There are three rail transit lines in Bangkok, namely BTS (Light Rail), MRT (Subway) and Airport Express. It is operated by two companies respectively, and the tickets are different. In other words, if you want to transfer BTS to MRT, you need to buy tickets twice.

This is a detailed road map:

Next, I will introduce you one by one and teach you how to sit with your hands.

1, BTS (light rail) operating hours: 6: 00-24: 00.

Bangkok light rail BTS passes through many famous tourist attractions.

Siam Station is the intersection of two BTS and the most prosperous commercial center in Thailand. The station is centered on Siam (CEN) and numbered by East (E), South (S), West (W) and North (N) according to the direction.

MoChit(N8), Asok(E4) and Daeng(S2) are transit points between BTS and MRT. You need to get off and transfer, and you need to buy a ticket again ~

Introduction of important scenic spots of BTS (light rail);

MOCHIT: You can take bus A 1 from Don Mueang Airport, Chatucha Park, Chatucha Weekend Market and near Bangkok North Bus Station.

Victory Monument: Wangquan Duty Free Shop Exit 2

PhayaThai: Transfer to Suvarnabhumi Airport Urban Rapid Light Rail.

Siam: Transfer points between Siam: SilomLine and SukhumvitLine, Siam Business Circle, MBK and Siam Sea World.

Chitrom: Four-faced Buddha and Central World Business Circle

Asok: the transfer point between BTS and MRT, Terminal2 1 shopping mall.

PhromPhong:TheEmQuartie Shopping Center, Dinosaur Planet Paradise.

Ekkamai: Exit 2 of Bangkok East Bus Station.

Sa Hantak Sin: Central Plaza Exit 2.

2. MRT (subway) operation time: 6: 00-24: 00.

This is the only subway in Thailand, with a total length of 20 kilometers and 18 stops along the way.

You can transfer to the light rail at the following three stations: SiLom Station, Sukhumvit Station and ChatuchakPark Station.

Introduction of important scenic spots of MRT (subway);

Kampheangphet: Exit 3, Ortortor Market, Kotogo Market.

Chatucha Park: Chatucha Park, Chatucha Weekend Market.

Huaiku Wang: Elephant God and Huigongwang Night Market (after 9 o'clock)

Thailand Cultural Center: Exit 3 of Rachada Train Night Market.

Sukunyi: BTS transfer point, Terminal2 1 shopping mall.

Hua Deng Peng: Peng Railway Station in South China

3.PhayaThai-Suvarnabhumi Airport Express Line

Operation time: 6: 00-24: 00.

City rapid light rail (SACityLine): 8 stops, 45 baht per person (about RMB 9 yuan), about 30 minutes.

You can transfer to the MRT (subway) through Makkasan Station, and the terminal is PhayaThai. You can transfer directly to BTS after leaving the station, and you need to buy a ticket again.

4. Tip: How to buy a ticket?

There will be a ticket machine near the station, so you can buy it directly.

Click on the screen, choose English and find the website you want to buy.

Then just toss a coin or put paper money ~ here's what you need to pay attention to:

Some machines can only use coins, make no mistake!

By the way, if you can't tell the coins apart, just put all the coins in your hand and the extra coins will come out. It can be said that buying tickets is very stupid ~

Children under 90 cm are free.

Approximate fare 1, BTS

One-way fare: 15-40 baht.

Pass: 1 day ticket 120 baht. BTSSmart is valid for 30 days.

The card is divided into 20 times of 440 baht and 30 times of 600 baht, with a deposit of 30 baht; In addition, the stored value card will be deducted every time, with a discount ranging from 2-4 baht per ride and a deposit of 30 baht.

2. MRT

Admission price: adult 15-39 baht, height 90- 120 cm child 8-20 baht.

Pass: 1 day ticket 120 baht, 3-day ticket 230 baht, 30

The daily ticket is 900 baht. 2-6 baht for each use of the stored-value card, and 30 baht for the deposit of the stored-value card.

3.AirportLink

CityLine, 30 minutes to Phayathai, fare 15-40 baht.

ExpressLine, it only takes 15 minutes, and it will take you to Makkasan station in the city center immediately.

You can also transfer to the rapid transit system (Petchaburi Station) at this station. Ticket price: One-way ticket price is 90 baht.

Why should the bus take the bus? The reason is simple:

1, traffic jams are common in Bangkok. Therefore, when there is a traffic jam, the bus has an advantage.

2. The main scenic spots in Bangkok are basically concentrated along the Chao Phraya River. You can visit many scenic spots.

Water bus in Thailand mainly includes: Chao Phraya River Bus and Kong Sheng Sang Canal Clipper.

As usual, I'll introduce you one by one:

1, bus boat

CentralPier(SathornPier) is a bus sailing on the Chao Phraya River.

It's the central pier, and the route is divided into north and south directions. The route from the central pier to the north is N, and the route to the south is S. The bus boats of different routes have different prices according to the colors of the flags on board. In general, it is enough to buy an orange flag. Ticket price 15 baht, regardless of distance.

Route attractions:

N5: Chinatown

N8: Sleeping Buddha Temple and Liming Temple (Liming Temple needs to take a 3.5 baht ferry to the other side)

N9: Grand Palace and Jade Buddha Temple (N8 and N9 are within walking distance without taking a boat).

N 13: by mountain road

2. Kong Shengsang Canal Clipper

In addition to the North-South Chao Phraya River bus, there is also a low-cost, fast-moving, east-west air-rising mulberry canal clipper.

Kong Shengsang Canal Clipper is divided into two routes, east and west, both of which are round-trip routes. The general fare is 7- 10 baht, which can be bought directly on the boat. In fact, you don't have to worry about finding the bus stop, where to get off, whether you will miss the stop, and so on! Because Google Maps can solve all your problems. It's simply excellent!

3. How to take the bus?

Take Kong Shengsang Canal fader as an example to teach you by hand.

1, walk to the nearby pier.

Search with Google Maps: Wharf. Remember not to call Pierre, because some bus stops are also called Pierre.

2. Get on the boat. You don't have to buy a ticket at the dock, just get on the boat.

3, give the money to the conductor, saying that the conductor on the bus is athletic, just like watching a movie, it is definitely a technical job.

4. Take a boat and have fun.

At the station, the staff will jump on the boat and stop it.

6. Leave the boat. Is it simple?

Bus actually, I don't recommend taking the bus. Because in Bangkok, taking a bus is extremely challenging-the prices of air-conditioned cars and non-air-conditioned cars are different, the prices of buses and minibuses are different, the same number of different colors may have different routes, and the prices of the same routes are different during the day and at night. The roads in Bangkok are intertwined, and stop signs are usually marked only in Thai.

Therefore, for travelers who want to reach the scenic spots as soon as possible, it is recommended to choose the bus carefully as the mode of travel.

But if you just want to experience the local lifestyle, you can try it.

The bus at Don Mueang Airport is an exception.

From Don Mueang Airport to downtown, you can take bus A 1 (30 baht per person, about RMB 6 yuan) to MOCHIT Station and transfer to BTS (light rail) or MRT (subway), or take bus A2 to Victory Monument and transfer to BTS (light rail). If you want to save money, I suggest this choice (Boarding point: near the domestic arrival hall 12 boarding gate)