Bangkok to Bueng Kan @ bus Jul 2, 2017
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From Morchit to Bueng Kan by bus
Passenger reviews out of total 127 passengers traveled with us on this route
At 12Go our operators offer three types of service:
Cheap, Fast, Good - but you can usually pick only two of them!
Cheap & Fast won’t be Good. (e.g. buses from/to Khao San Road, local buses or 3rd class trains)
Cheap & Good won’t be Fast. (e.g. VIP trains in Thailand)
Fast & Good won’t be Cheap. (e.g. private limousine services, or VIP24 buses vs Express buses)
Make your choice! Please remember that though we are closely monitoring services, we are still an agency marketplace - meaning we focus on ticketing service and route availability / coverage rather than on factual seat recline angle you got today ^_^
Book Tickets from Bangkok to Bueng Kan Online
Where do you book tickets Bangkok - Bueng Kan? How long is the Bangkok - Bueng Kan route? It takes on average 11h 20m by Bus, depending on operator and vehicle. The route is going over a distance of 606 km. Having 6 departures to Bueng Kan, 12go gives a choice of 2 operators for Bangkok - Bueng Kan route. Earliest departure goes at 06:45, while the latest is 21:00 local Thailand time.
Operators serving the route Bangkok - Bueng Kan are Sawadee Esan, 407 Pattana. Cheap ticket for Bangkok - Bueng Kan by Bus is ฿ 572 (US $ 16.85) by 407 Pattana (11h 20m), while most expensive fare and presumably best would be ฿ 591 (US $ 17.41) by Sawadee Esan which takes 11h 20m on schedule. Some operators provide snacks, others stop at a foodcourt on the road (some also include it in the ticket price).
To have a safe and a comfortable trip Bangkok - Bueng Kan you may want to choose highest rated trips, and leave your own review.
News @ Bueng Kan
The Ministry of Public Works in Laos says it would like three more Mekong River bridges to Thailand. If the structures are all built, this will take the number of Lao-Thai Friendship bridges spanning their common river border to seven.
The Public Works Division in Laos says building work on a new river bridge to Thailand should begin in 2019. The division’s general manager, Vixay Phoumy, says the design and location details have already been given to the two national governments and the project just needs the green light for it to go ahead.
Late arriving monsoon rains have left reservoirs almost dry and farmers in Thailand short of water. The Thai national news service has reported some farmers have been prevented from growing rice while orchard trees have withered and are not producing fruit.
