Travelling by luxury VIP bus in Thailand

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Travelling by luxury VIP bus in Thailand

Bus routes in Thailand cover every corner of the country. If there is a town, village or remote tourist sight you want to visit the chances are that it is on some kind of bus route. Bus options range from converted pick-up trucks with a roof on right through to luxury coaches that are full size yet fitted with just 24 seats.

VIP buses mostly run on routes connecting the main towns. The majority of the routes radiate out from Bangkok and a few of the key destinations served are Phuket, Krabi, Surathani, Hat Yai, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Udon Thani.

Travelling from Bangkok to Phuket on a VIP bus for example works out to only THB1,000 on a ticket purchased from 12GO ASIA. This is a fraction of the cost of flying as a ticket on Thai Airways for the same route is as high as THB5,700.

Taking the bus also saves wasting valuable holiday time as travellers can opt for a night-service. On longer journeys these typically depart around 20:00 and arrive early in the morning.

VIP bus seats are well padded and recline enough to offer a decent night’s sleep. There are toilets onboard. Cold drinks, snacks, a cold towel and often a meal at a rest-stop on the way are included in the price of VIP bus tickets in Thailand.

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