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BTS Bangkok - a guide to travel around Bangkok using the BTS Skytrain

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Top 10 Travel Attractions, Bangkok, Thailand (Bangkok Travel Video)

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Is it a good time to travel to bangkok on november? please advise.?

Q: any idea on the weather that will be around that month?

A: Because of my work, the one week, the always works is the 3rd week of November, the Thanksgiving holiday week. So I have been in Bangkok 5 out of the last 6 Novembers since 2004.

it is the start of the busy season for Thailand's tourism. The monsoon or rainy season ends in October supposedly. And the beginning of winter approaches for the northern hemisphere. So the "snow birds" start arriving. Airfares are up about 10-20% or more because of the demand. I just booked my flight on Thai airways which in general is more expensive but, it had the best arrival times and departure times. My airfare is USD 1404 round trip. I same higher ones and lower fares.

Weather? During my 5 visits, the first and last were nice. Hot during the day and cool 74-78 degrees at night. The other 3 visits hot and like 80+ at night. Rained maybe one afternoon each week I was there. Maybe. The 3rd week of November is Loy Khrathong or the Lantern Festival, not a holy holiday per se, It's one where the thai make a wish and float a lantern on water, river, lake, etc. Takes place during the full moon.

Hotels? The hotels do adjust their rates on November first to many travel discounters. You can try individual hotesl but, their websites are generally out of date. Orbitz and Expedia tend to deal with larger hotels and the prices are okay, not great. I use or check rates on Asiarooms.com, Agoda.com, Sawadee.com Try Kayak.com or any of the other hotel search engines. I tend to compare Agoda.com and Sawadee.com for the best prices.

Good luck

How to travel from Paris to Bangkok by Train/bus? or other options?

Q: I Would like to travel from Paris France to Bangkok Thailand, by land and seeing as much (and as cheaply) as possible. Any info on the train or bus routes? I have set aside $6,500 for travel land travel and hope to see as much as Europe and Asia as possible so any ideas? (staying at hostels and homes of course =] )

A: The best way to do this by train is Paris-Moscow, then Trans-Siberian, changing to travel to Beijing, From there the journey gets a little more difficult, but this is the best site to work out world wide rail travel:- http://www.seat61.com/.

Travel via Europe and the Middle East is virtually impossible, due to the lack of regular rail links (or in some countries, any at all) between Turkey and places like Iraq and Syria and onwards - and you might not want to travel in those countries anyway.

Occasionally, there are bus trips from London to the Far East - but you will have to google for these, I can't give you any links.

Siam Square, Sukhumvit or Khao San Road in Bangkok?

Q: I'm traveling to bangkok and would like to stay near the skytrain and all the shopping places. I dont want to be spending a lot, under 1000BHT is what i'm planning. I know KSR is probably the cheapest but dont want to be staying there if it's not convenient to get around, on account of saving a couple hundred BHT.

What would you suggest?

A: There are a couple of inexpensive hotels on Sukh 7/1 - Maxims I think is one - and I think a friend just stayed there for 600 baht because there are some renovations going on - I think there are a cuopel of other places on that soi

looking to talk cheap holladay in bangkok??????

Q: like to travel to bangkok for 10 days for as cheap as i can ..would like to have my own room not share ..how can i do this as my budget is low..heard only good about bangkok!

A: Let us know what your budget is after paying for your flight and hopefully we can suggest some rooms to meet it. I wouldn't spend all 10 days in Bangkok only. Even if you are there for the nightlife you can also find that in Pattaya along with cheaper hotels, cheaper restaurants and even cheaper transportation. Only you know how much you can spend on hotels, food, local transportation and entertainment, etc.

In Bangkok you can find a room with air beginning around 600 baht. This is a room with A/C, hot water, private toilet, TV and maid service. This usually will be a small room with little or no real view from a window, if it even has a window. A room with fan cooling only will be cheaper but also warmer and noisier too! When you have a room with A/C you keep the windows shut and the traffic noise out!

Once you pay for the plane ride a few more nights in Thailand is not all that much more expensive. Usually the cost of the flight is the biggest expense. For the trip of a lifetime I would go for a room with air, even if you have to borrow the money somehow.

You can eat pretty cheap at food courts, lunch counters in supermarkets (like Foodland and Tops,) from street food vendors and there are even lots of McDonalds and other fast food places you will be familiar with. Not to mention you can also pick up some fixings from a supermarket and make your own sandwiches or something.

Here are some travel forums you can look over. When you ask for hotel recommendations also mention how much per night you want to spend on a room. That way you will get suggestions that fits your budget.

Helpful travel forums.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowForum-g293916-i3687-o20-Bangkok.html
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/forum.jspa?forumID=51
http://forum.virtualtourist.com/forum-1943-1-Travel-Thailand-1-forum.html

Got your passport yet? If not don't wait until the last minute. The passport you travel under will determine if you need a visa or not. From the above TripAdvisor forum read up on visas, transportation from the airport, scams and even advice on what areas of Bangkok to stay at, etc.

Good luck.

Do I need a transit visa for Tel Aviv, Israel?

Q: Hi,

I am and Indian citizen living in Switzerland. I want to travel from Frankfurt to Bangkok with a transit of around 3 hours in Tel Aviv. I want to fly with ELAL airlines. Do I need a transit visa like they ask for it in UK.

Thanks in advance.
Hari.
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I am not travelling to Israel. I won't go out of the airport. I will just be in the airport for around 2 hours.

A: no need for a transit visa