Posts about Bangkok
How to Get from Bangkok to the Floating Market
How to get from Bangkok to the Floating Market:
To get from Bangkok to the floating market, first go to the Southern Bus Terminal, which is 25 km from Bangkok.
Taxis from Bangkok to the Southern Bus Terminal cost around 110 to 150 bhat.
From the Southern Bus Terminal, take bus #78.
The bus costs around 64 Bhat.
The trip takes 2 hours. Get off at Damnern Saduak.
When you get to the bus stop, do not go with the boat operators who will approach you.
They will charge around 1,000 bhat for a motor boat ride through the floating market.
If you walk 10 to 15 minutes to get closer to the market, you will find other boat operators who will take you for 150 bhat.
Flights to Bangkok from Singapore
There are many airlines that offer flights to Bangkok from Singapore. With over 100 flights a week from Singapore to Bangkok, you have a lot of options when booking flights.
The following is a list of airlines with flights to Bangkok from Singapore:
Jetstar Asia
Jetstar Asia flights to Bangkok from Singapore (20 flights per week)
Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines flights to Bangkok from Singapore (28 flights per week)
Thai AirAsia
Thai AirAsia flights to Bangkok from Singapore (21 flights per week)
Thai Airways
Thai Airways flights to Bangkok from Singapore (28 flights per week)
Tiger Airways
Tiger Airways flights to Bangkok from Singapore (18 flights per week)
Google Maps Thailand
Google Maps Thailand is available online.
Google maps offers free maps of Thailand that are interactive and allow users to pinpoint and save favorite destinations.
Google maps of Thailand also include road and street maps of major cities like Bangkok.
Check out Google maps of Thailand below.
More posts about Bangkok:
Cabbages and Condoms Restaurant in Bangkok
Bangkok Food from Street Vendors
Top 5 Sightseeing Bangkok, Thailand
Best Bangkok Hotels
Jim Thompsons House Bangkok, Thailand
Floating Market Bangkok, Thailand
Wat Arun, Temple of the Dawn, Bangkok
Golden Buddha Bangkok, Thailand
Grand Palace Bangkok, Thailand
Giant Reclining Buddha, Bangkok
Four Seasons Hotel, Bangkok
The Eugenia Hotel, Bangkok
Elephants in Bangkok
Bangkok Districts – Sukhumvit and others
Tailors and Suits in Bangkok
Taxis from Bangkok’s Don Muang Airport
6 Things You Need to Know About the New Bangkok Airport

