Kaoshan road in the center of Bangkok

1. Kaoshan road belongs to Bangkok
Kaoshan road is a street in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, where Backpackers gather
Kaoshan road is about 70B away from central world in the city center
Kaoshan road rarely appears in the "scenic spots" column of the tourism manual, but it must stand out in the "cheap hotels" column
e to its proximity to tourist attractions such as the Grand Palace, the National Museum and the art museum, Kaoshan road has always been popular with backpackers. Famous British travelers even set up a website for it, and this street, which has a high status in the hearts of backpackers, also has its own network group.

2. As far as I know, there is no subway or light rail to Kaoshan road in the airport.

3. Suvarnabhumi airport. Find Gate 7 on the first floor.. Out of the door, there are staff holding a sign, there are s1.s1.s1 important things on the car body said three times. Confirm with the staff and get on the bus directly. When you get on the bus and wait for the conctor to sell the tickets, you can say Kaoshan road in Chinese. She'll tell you to get off when you get there. The ticket price is 60 THB / person. About 15 RMB. It's six o'clock early. 8 p.m. It's about 70 minutes' drive in the evening rush hour. Suitable for 1. Two. 3 small partners use Taxi 350 + 80 high-speed toll + traffic jam waiting time = 500 or so, please choose by yourself

4. It's OK to take a taxi. Bangkok is a city that never sleeps. There are taxis available 24 hours a day. There is a counter when you arrive at gate 3. You tell him which district you want to go to. The staff will arrange taxis in that district to plant you. The meter plus high-speed charge plus 50 baht will not exceed 500 baht. Kaoshan Road youth hostel can be ordered, very convenient and very cheap
you don't want to go around on purpose. Do you think it's in China? Thai taxis use natural gas, and the farther away they are, the lower the cost. He can make more money in that time.

5. There are three ways to get to Kaoshan road from Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok. You can choose one of the three ways according to your time and budget:

1. There is a business bus in Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok, which costs about 120 baht

2. Take the airport express to Phaya Thai, then take a taxi to Kaoshan, about 100 baht, or transfer to Tutu

3. Get to Kaoshan directly, about 300-350 baht, highway fee 75B, no traffic jam, about 30-50 minutes

note: RMB 1 is about 5 baht.

6. Take a taxi. Thai taxis are very cheap. The farther you go, the cheaper it will be

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When Kaoshan road is near, there is no such means of transportation as subway and high-speed railway. Only buses and taxis can get to the airport. The bus doesn't know when it will arrive. It will take at least two hours. It's only 40 minutes at most to get into a high-speed traffic jam by taxi

It's not convenient to go anywhere on Kaoshan road. It's too far to the king's palace, and it's too expensive to take a bus. Take a tricycle and give him one hundred Thai dollars. Of course, it's a good fight. 2.

Kaoshan road can also go to Siam Square by bus or taxi

from Kaoshan road to the weekend market, you can go to hualinpeng railway station first, and then take the subway to get to the weekend market directly< br />

9. 1. I'm a taxi driver. As the online guide said, I went up to the fourth floor (I forgot whether it was the third floor or the fourth floor) to bargain with the taxi that just got off. 300B. If you line up at the taxi stand downstairs (that is, the second or third floor), it will be more expensive and there will be a 50B service charge. In addition, according to the strategy, you can take the airport bus to Kaoshan Road, 100b / person. It is also said that after the airport, take shuttle bus to the airport bus terminus, get off and then transfer to bus 556. The fare is 35 via Kaoshan road. I haven't tried it myself. 2. From Kaoshan road to the Grand Palace, it takes 10 minutes. Tutu has to bargain, about 30b.

10. Upstairs idiot, Lubao is only domestic. In Bangkok, it is suggested not to take the bus. It is slow and there is no stop sign. There is a route that has no stop sign. It is suggested to take a taxi to Kaoshan road. If you really want to take the bus, you have to ask the local people