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Re: Compiled Bangkok Chionging Info for Newbies

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Originally Posted by muthuteo View Post
Misc Tips:

- Arrivals at suvarnabhumi airport...if ur taking taxi...go to the Arrival Hall to take...taxis queues at the Departure Halls are long and have surcharges...for newbies, usually u will tell the taxi counter ur destination and they offer u a flat rate (super marked up)...but at the arrival hall, just walk towards any of the taxis there, tell the driver u want to use meter, provide him with ur address and ur done...try to provide the address in thai unless its a very well known place...

- B4 u book ur hotel, make sure it is a ger-frndly hotel...u wont wanna pay extra to bring a ger back...to find one, u can google it...or can start ur search from here --> Girl Friendly Hotels
Bro Muthuteo,

Very comprehensive compilation indeed. Very handy information to newbies going to cheong in Bangkok.

BTW, just to add: The railway link to and fro Shurvannabhumi airport was opened to the public end August 2010. It links directly from BTS station (Phaya Thai) to BKK airport. Very convenient and if you are checking into hotels next to BTS stations (like Nana and Asoke), then good lor. The offer fare is just 15 bahts (yes, correct...fifteen bahts! which is around RM 1.60) one way for the entire 37 km trip. The fare will be raised after 2010. You can take the train inside the airport terminal and no need to go up and down and cross roads to take the train direct to Phaya Thai BTS station. No need to take taxis to and fro Bangkok downtown to Airport.

Check this> www.bangkokairporttrain.com
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