Kaoshan road to downtown Bangkok

1. Just take a taxi to wongvianyi BTS station. It's very close

2. 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.

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

5. Traffic jams are normal in Bangkok on weekends and at ordinary times. Bangkok is famous not only for being the capital of Thailand, but also for its special traffic jam. Especially if there is rush hour, traffic jam is inevitable, so answer your first question: Bangkok's traffic condition is worrying no matter on Sunday or on weekdays; The second question is how long it takes to take a taxi from Kaoshan road to Chatuchak weekend market and Siam Square. It depends on the traffic conditions on that day, whether there is a rush hour or not. If there is a traffic jam, it will take a longer time. The third question is how much it costs. I didn't record my demerit seriously. It's quite worthwhile to take a taxi for three people.

6. If you go to Bangkok, at the north bus station in Pattaya, you can search the air continuous bus terminal Pattaya on Google map to show the specific location
just two kilometers from the northern end of Pattaya Beach
just find a song Tiao car and show it to him on the map, or you are going to the "bus station to Bangkok". They all know where it is. The price depends on your specific location and how you cut it, ranging from 20b to 100b

you can't book the bus to Bangkok in advance, you can only go to the scene to buy it. The frequency is very dense, generally there are seats, more than 100 B

there are two bus stops in Bangkok, Ekamai in the East and morchit in the north. Because there is no BTS on Kaoshan Road, the tickets to Ekamai and morchit are the same, whatever you want

when you get off the bus, you can dial a meter. You don't need 100b.

7. Of course, Bangkok wants to go to Siam Square.
in fact, I think Chinatown is not bad.
the Grand Palace is OK. There is a Sleeping Buddha Temple next to the Grand Palace, which is not bad. There is a Kaoshan road nearby. You can go to eat, and then visit it.
if you like the idyllic scenery and quiet town, go to Chiang Mai
if you like to have fun, go to Pattaya<

I've been to Sumei Island, and I think it's normal.
my friend has been to Phuket and said that it's more fun than Sumei, but in this case, your time is a little tight.
PP is near Phuket, and you can play by the way if you have time.

I'll just give you a general idea of the time you spend in each place, and you can arrange it yourself
Bangkok; If it's just the places you mentioned, it's OK in one day. When KingPower leaves, it can also be delivered to the airport.
Pattaya: if it's only in Pattaya, plus the time spent on the road for two days, it's almost the same.
Chiang Mai: it's better to go by plane. It takes about 9 or 10 hours by car or train. Play for three days.
Phuket: same as above, One is in the north of Thailand, the other is in the South
Sumei and PP: two days at most is enough,,

the above are relatively compact,
I don't know if you are going to Bangkok or where, you can go to other places to play first, and then go back to Bangkok to play
finally, I wish you a happy trip

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