วีดีโอ

Glad to be of help!

Welcome! Where in Ramkhamhaeng? The ARL station is close to the Boat pier and very convenient. But "Ramkhamhaeng area" is larger... so better be more specific.

@hassanalihusseini1717 asalamualaikum place is 5 the living nest Condominiums ramkhamhaeng 5 minutes walk from bang kapi mall. It seems that the canal boat would be most convenient getting around? Any masjids near and street markets?

​@@justice4all997 Ua 'alaykumu s-salaam ua rahmatu llahi, A very nice place you chose, even it is a little bit far away from downtown. Yes, Canal boat on Khlong Saen Saep is very convinient, it has a stop directly beside the Mall Bangkapi (if you come with ARL you can even get off Ramkhamhaeng and go with the boat eastward [don't know if Mall pier or the actual Bangkapi pier is closer to your place]). Markets yes there are close and around Mall Bangkapi. And inside the Mall there is a nice food court. My favourite mosque is three stops by Yellow line close to Hua Mak ARL. but close to the Mall is Fathulbaree mosque that is quite big. Have a nice stay - wa salaam.

You can use Khlong Saen Saeb to reach a few tourist spots because it generally runs parallel to Sukhumvit Road. You can take it Asoke, Nana, and even go as far as Siam/Ratchaprasong. Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem is less touristy but it does stop a Hua Lamphong, which is a short walk from Wat Traimit and Chinatown. Or you can take it as the slow and scenic route to the giant Buddha at Wat Paknam.

@Travsight iv seen enough temples when in chiang mai lol. I run from tourist stuff,that why I think I picked a nontouristy area.

Thanks for the info. Didn't do anything to get a deal, it just happened to be the rate at the time.

Right now, rates start from about 3,000 THB/night.

It is. Welcone!

Both the maps for the BTS Skytrain and the MRT show the interchanges. Google Maps does a good job of illustrating the routes of each system, clearly marked by icons and a colored line that you can trace from station to station. The Transit mode for directions in Google Maps works well also, but check the route because buses might be included in some of the route options.

You're welcome!

Cool. Which section do you plan to walk?

Take the BTS from Mo Chit to Ratchathewi. From there it's about a 10-15 minute walk to Platinum.

That's true.

Thank you. True, it can be a sweaty walk from Sukhumvit or Asok.

A little over an hour.

You're welcome 😊

Madame Tussaud's is in Siam Discovery, so it would be best to take the BTS to Siam Station.

In Suan Phueng, Ratchaburi province. Google Map: maps.app.goo.gl/7KvuB1kMm8Wg7Yzo6

No, the MRT can't be taken directly to the airport. If going to Suvarnabhumi you would connect to the Airport Link (ARL), and to Don Muang you'd need to change to the SRT Red Line at Bang Sue.

Thank you too!

You're welcome

That's three things (by the way). Did you stay there? Location looks awesome but the price advertised in this video is far from reality.

Only service dogs. The nearest dog park to Benchasiri Park is at Benjakitti Park.

Fantastic! Glad the video was helpful!

The pier maps and signs are in Thai/English and once you're on you'll be told how much to pay in English. But that's all you really need.

You'd need to take the MRT to Silom. Then change to the BTS at Sala Daeng, which will require a separate ticket purchase.

@@Travsight so basically whenever we change from MRT to BTS or to SRT or ARL we need to exit and then enter and buy a separate ticket right?

That's right.

There’s are nine keys that unlock the image into 9 pieces for ease of transport and construction. The late abbot destroyed the keys as a symbolic gesture that the image will not be moved again. This is significant because the image has been in a Thai capital city since Sukhothai, and it has only been moved because of war.

Wow, thanks!

Thanks 👍

For the BTS, tripods aren't allowed. The MRT is more restrictive and it's supposedly not allowed, but you'll likely see people take short shots with their phone or in more tourist spots, maybe some sort and discrete camera shots. For example at Phahon Yothin there's an area featuring art and security doesn't stop anyone shooting the large wall murals.

@@Travsight Ah I see, thank you very much for the info!

Welcome!

Glad you think so!

If you're spending the night in Trat then going to the port the next day, there really isn't a difference between the two. If coming from BKK, Krom Luang is the better port.

@@Travsight thank you so much!

For times I've found www.busonlineticket.co.th/booking/bangkok-to-koh-chang-bus-tickets to be a reliable resource while still purchasing tickets at the kiosk. According to Google the Eastern Bus Terminal address is 53,55,57 ซอยเอกมัย 23 ถนนสุขุมวิท Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110

@@Travsight thank youuu!!! Amd the vip bus also there? The on which is For 15 $?

No, the VIP buses are operated by various companies that have their own pickup and drop-off points.

@@Travsight thank you!

Really? Why is that?

Glad you liked it!

Thank you too!

It'll take about 1 to 2 months of daily rides to cover the initial 100 baht fee for the Rabbit Card and it can't be used on the MRT or Airport Link. But if you really can't tolerate the extra minutes of using a ticket machine or kiosk queue, then a Rabbit Card might be worth it. If only in Bangkok for a short holiday and trying to save money, give the Rabbit Card a pass.

the fee is a 100 baht or a 1000 baht?? @@Travsight

100 baht.

Good!

Welcome!

Awesome!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for watching.

A few months ago. Still great and no complaints.

Glad it was helpful!