Bangkok central ferry to Grand Palace
Publish: 2021-04-16 22:37:51
1. 1: 2: I don't know the location of your hotel. Take a taxi directly. It's very cheap in Bangkok. 3: of course, take an ordinary boat (public express. It's like 6B / person. Get on the boat and buy a ticket)
2.
The Grand Palace is really good. After all, it has a long history and is well preserved. Going to Thailand is also a landmark scenic spot
so after saying so much, I hope that friends who want to go must be psychologically prepared , prepare water, wear loose clothes, and do a good job in sunscreen, otherwise they will really get heatstroke if it's a team trip, if you really decide to go, you should be determined to spend money and finish the tour. Otherwise, you will feel that you are suffering< br />
3. The ship arrived at 7 p.m., but I remember that the Grand Palace stopped selling tickets at 3:30 p.m. and closed at 4:30 p.m. anyway, it was closed very early
4. To the Grand Palace:
1, take a direct taxi
2, take the light rail to saphan
Taksin, change work type ferry
to the water market, it is recommended to follow the group
go to the weekend market, take the light rail to Mo
chit, and then walk there.
1, take a direct taxi
2, take the light rail to saphan
Taksin, change work type ferry
to the water market, it is recommended to follow the group
go to the weekend market, take the light rail to Mo
chit, and then walk there.
5. From Holiday Inn Bangkok, you can walk to the nearest light rail station (called Kongyu in Bangkok). You can go to Siam at the first stop, and then turn to Silom line to the terminal of taksinbridge. You can get off the station to the ferry center station (30 meters) and take a ferry ride on the zhaobia river. By the way, you can have a look at the city view of Bangkok, the temples along the river and the old city. You can get off at pier 8 or 9 and walk to the grand palace, Walk slowly around the old city of Bangkok. This way of walking is more leisurely, and you can see more. Taking a taxi is more purposeful, but I miss a lot. Considering that taxis in Bangkok are black hearted in the Grand Palace, I suggest you take a taxi to the Grand Palace, walk slowly to the nearest pier after watching, then take the ferry to central pier, and then transfer to the hotel or go shopping in Siam
the doormen of Holiday Inn Bangkok are very helpful. I have worked there. If you have any questions, just ask their concierge and bell.
the doormen of Holiday Inn Bangkok are very helpful. I have worked there. If you have any questions, just ask their concierge and bell.
6. No,
you choose the 'driving route', and the light rail is the thin dark green line below
if you go to the Grand Palace from the starting point of your choice, you can take the light rail to & 3626&# 3609;&# 3634;&# 3617;&# 3585;&# 3637;&# 3628;&# 3634;&# 3649;&# 3627;&# 3656;&# 3591;&# 3594;&# 3634;&# 3605;&# 3636;+ Take a taxi
or walk (about 1km) / Tutu bus to & # 3650&# 3629;&# 3648;&# 3619;&# 3637;&# 3618;&# 3609;&# 3648;&# 3607;&# 3655;&# 3621; Take a boat at the dock, and then take it to the dock&# 3656;&# 3634;&# 3594;&# 3657;&# 3634;&# 3591; Just fine<
I found some strategies for taking boats on the Mekong River on the Internet:
at present, there are more than 30 berths along the route of Chao Phraya express boat; Central
pier is located at saphan
Taksin (S6) station of light rail. Starting from the central pier, the piers heading north are numbered n (n1-n33), and the piers heading south are numbered s (S1-S4). There are five bus lines, which are distinguished by green flag, yellow flag, orange flag, blue flag and no flag. No flag for slow ship, stop at every station; Blue line boat is a special line for tourism, covering about 10 main scenic spots; The other colors are normal bus clippers, which selectively stop at some docks
. The bus boats usually run every 10-20 minutes, and the running time is generally
6:00-19:00. Only the orange line boats run on weekends. There are ticket machines and counters at several major terminals (such as central terminal and phra athit) and light rail stations (such as Siam station and saphan
Taksin station)
the one-way ticket is between 10-32 baht, which varies according to the ship line and ride interval; There is also a day ticket of 150 baht for blue flag view. Each dock has a detailed schematic diagram of each line, and the famous scenic spots nearby are also marked correspondingly, which is very convenient. The official website of the bus express also has detailed information on the running time and ticket price.
you choose the 'driving route', and the light rail is the thin dark green line below
if you go to the Grand Palace from the starting point of your choice, you can take the light rail to & 3626&# 3609;&# 3634;&# 3617;&# 3585;&# 3637;&# 3628;&# 3634;&# 3649;&# 3627;&# 3656;&# 3591;&# 3594;&# 3634;&# 3605;&# 3636;+ Take a taxi
or walk (about 1km) / Tutu bus to & # 3650&# 3629;&# 3648;&# 3619;&# 3637;&# 3618;&# 3609;&# 3648;&# 3607;&# 3655;&# 3621; Take a boat at the dock, and then take it to the dock&# 3656;&# 3634;&# 3594;&# 3657;&# 3634;&# 3591; Just fine<
I found some strategies for taking boats on the Mekong River on the Internet:
at present, there are more than 30 berths along the route of Chao Phraya express boat; Central
pier is located at saphan
Taksin (S6) station of light rail. Starting from the central pier, the piers heading north are numbered n (n1-n33), and the piers heading south are numbered s (S1-S4). There are five bus lines, which are distinguished by green flag, yellow flag, orange flag, blue flag and no flag. No flag for slow ship, stop at every station; Blue line boat is a special line for tourism, covering about 10 main scenic spots; The other colors are normal bus clippers, which selectively stop at some docks
. The bus boats usually run every 10-20 minutes, and the running time is generally
6:00-19:00. Only the orange line boats run on weekends. There are ticket machines and counters at several major terminals (such as central terminal and phra athit) and light rail stations (such as Siam station and saphan
Taksin station)
the one-way ticket is between 10-32 baht, which varies according to the ship line and ride interval; There is also a day ticket of 150 baht for blue flag view. Each dock has a detailed schematic diagram of each line, and the famous scenic spots nearby are also marked correspondingly, which is very convenient. The official website of the bus express also has detailed information on the running time and ticket price.
7. Out of the door of the hotel, play a Du car to go, we should pay attention to which Du car driver pitching oh
8. Take a taxi to the hotel and check in first. If you're not afraid of trouble, go up to the second floor. If you're afraid of trouble, line up. The management office will write you a piece of paper and tell you the price. It won't go the wrong way, and it won't charge you more. It's just a little more expensive than finding a car on the second floor. Take a taxi to other scenic spots. The rental price in Bangkok is reasonable, so you don't have to go to tuk tuk or take a bus. Go to the shopping malls around Siam Paragon in the evening. You can't walk all night.
9. You can take the BTS air rail to saphan Taksin station (S6 station) (about 30 baht), then walk on the pier under the bridge, take the Mekong River Express (note that it's cheap and fast without any flag on the top of the boat, about 13 baht) and get off the boat to N9 pier, and walk out to the grand palace. It's very fast because there's no traffic jam. It'll be there in about 30 minutes.
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