#1 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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Deats says:
We had our bag stolen from a bar in Bangkok the other night and my girlfriend had her Russian passport in it. Incredibly the Russian embassy have refused to issue her with another passport and said she must fly back to Russia to obtain one! Doesnt matter we are travelling around the World and have t…
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#2 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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rideouts says:
Let me start with a little disclaimer - I am not the champion bargainer. I have seen expert bargainers and I will share with you a little of what I I have learned, but sometimes practice is the only way to learn. So, from my travels around Asia, here are the beginners rules of barganing.…
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#3 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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siam says:
International and Domestic flights are now from Suvarnabhumi
airport, Bangkoks new airport. Unlike the old airport there is no rail
link to getting into Bangkok which means a bus or taxi. A taxi into central
Bangkok will cost about 300 baht + the freeway tolls (50 baht) so if
two or more of you …
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#4 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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siam says:
There are several ways of getting around Bangkok - the BTS (sky train and metro), taxi's, buses (air con and non air con) tuk tuks (3 wheeled motor vehicles) river boats and motorbike taxi's (hair raising) or if you have loads of time on your hands, the patience of saint you can hire a car and drive…
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#5 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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davidploo says:
CentralWorld - The largest mixed-use complex in the heart of Bangkok. The project comprises an area of more than 830,000 sqm, whith over 550,000 sqm contributing to CentralWorld Shopping Complex, the largest lifestyle shopping complex in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong. that you’ll find brands that a…
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#6 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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cygnus16 says:
Transportation: With the new Skytrain (BTS) and subway system it is, for the most part, much easier to get around in Bangkok than it used to be. It's still often necessary to take other modes of transportation to reach many parts of the city. It would be "sanook" (fun) to take one of the old klo…
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#7 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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jaaf says:
Its difficult to imagine how everybody on the street can speak the same language and fool the tourists. We planned to visit the Grand Palace one fine morning and hence went there by the Chao Phya Express Boat. Got off at the nearest pier and headed towards the Grand Palace. Realizing that we are mov…
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#8 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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steve20000 says:
His label may not be as well-known as Versace or Paul Smith, but with over two million customers across the world, Arunroj Singh alias Aron has lots of reasons to smile. From Thai PMs to Norwegian parliamentarians, Sri Lankan cabinet ministers to Russian astronauts, star golfers to top bankers, this…
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#9 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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Deats says:
Having criticised the Russian embassy thinking no western country could possibly be so inept, we met an Australian girl in the embassy area who was rather distraught. Her bag was snatched in Krabi by a motorbike and had her passport in. She came back to Bangkok to get a new one and they said her Tha…
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#10 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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swhayden says:
The Airport Express buses at Suvarnabhumi International Airport (pronounced Sawannapoom)are a cheap and convenient way to get to your hotel from the airport without having to take a costly taxi or a complicated city bus. A ticket costs only 150 baht ($5 US).
With four diferent bus routes chances…
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#11 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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ratu says:
Wow Suvanabhumi is enormous!!
And it's really new, for me, it's one of the best big airports that I have been.
Tips:
-Change money at the Airport the rates are really good!
-For inmigration, there are so long qeues choose one with the 2 officers working, runs faster!
-Once on arrivals go to t…
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#12 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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aelder2259 says:
I had forgotten to bring my diabetes medicine with me to Bangkok, so my husband mailed it by UPS Express. Customs would not release it to me without a certificate of medical. I needed to see a doctor in order to get one. The Bangkok Christian Hospital wasn't too far from my hotel, so that's where I …
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#13 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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jjmhen says:
The other reviewers are absolutely right: Dahra Beauty & Spa is quite possibly Bangkok's best oasis of calm.
From the moment we entered the Spa's door we were treated almost as old friends by the most lovely receptionists. It seemed, right from the moment we entered that we'd reached the right pl…
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#14 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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andrewmarshall says:
Wow, this is going back in the memory banks, but I figure Ill do my best. Basically, this is a fantastic city. It was about 35 degrees celcius and humid as anything, so getting a hostel/hotel with A/C is really worth it. We took a temple tour that took us to the main 3 Buddhist temples in Bangkok. A…
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#15 of 64 general tips & advice in Bangkok
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peetagg says:
I"m not generally a fussy flyer. As long as I have a ticket I'm a happy girl. Of course I try not to get the dreaded middle seat for long flights and all. I normally go with whatever airline is cheapest or can give me miles. During my trip to Bangkok I was a little limited in my options. I wanted as…
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