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Airport Transfer from Bangkok Airport to Downtown

Product Code: TRF-BKK Town1

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Airport Transfer from Bangkok Airport to Downtown
฿1,500.00

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Airport Transfer from Bangkok Airport to City Downtown

ThaiTourismGuide.com offer van rental service with driver for airport transfer service in Bangkok from Suvarnabhumi or Don Muang with van in reliable, clean, comfortable and spacious vehicles; getting you and your family to your destination quickly and safely with plenty of room for you, and big travel luggage. With our skillful and polite driver, we can get you to your destination in the quickest possible manner, avoiding traffic jams or slow areas, making sure your journey is as short as possible. Bangkok airport transfer van is suitable for 4-10 passengers with free Wifi and television, DVD player and karaoke. Tourist can request cartoon movies for children. Baby seat is also available for family travel. Please feel free to request baby seat if you have little baby.  

Bangkok Airport Pickup Service includes people holding the airport sign. Our stuff will meet you at the airport holding your name so that you and your family don’t have to face the obstacle with finding taxi and waiting for long queue for taxi at airport (in peak time, it might take more than an hour).

Our service is a low price guarantee with 24 Hour Phone Support and you can reserve our Bangkok airport transfer van in advance with Secure Online Booking and payment via SSL. We can take you from Bangkok airport transfer to hotel with our professional experience. You will not struggle to find your taxi at the airport or find the way to get to train station at the airport.

Our driver, Mr. Sam, can speak English very well and have service minded so tourist don’t face trouble with commination problem. ThaiTourismGuide.com is local travel agent and we are strong in travel industry in Bangkok such as van rental service, arrange trip in Thailand and booking sightseeing with professional assistant to help you plan trip to customize your tour on demand. You can book every travel-related item and check sightseeing in Thailand within our web site.  

Included: Van rental transfer service with driver, petrol, toll way fee and parking fee
Exclude: Personal Expenses
Remark;
• Transfer service from Bangkok airport by van is to transfer from one place to another place without stopping along the way
• Transfer by Eleven seat Toyota VIP Van (including one seat for driver)

For credit card payment, please visit our new web site:

https://www.thaivanrent.com/Bangkok_Van_rental/airport-transfer-from-suvarnabhumi-airport-to-bangkok-downtown/

https://www.thaivanrent.com/Bangkok_Van_rental/airport-transfer-from-don-mueang-airport-to-bangkok-downtown/

 Our third party online payment service is K-Payment Gateway by Kasikorn bank in Thailand. ThaiVanRent.com accept VISA, MasterCard, JCB and UnionPay. Customers can shop online with peace of mind at least 128-bit SSL encryption with a certificate from a Trusted Certification Authority such as Verisign or Entrust must be installed. You can shop 24/7, pay with credit / debit cards and use any computer that can access the Internet using a browser such as Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, or Mozilla Firefox.

Transfer Service from Airport to Bangkok by van

We provide private transfer services from Suvarnabhumi airport, Don Muang airport transfer  in Bangkok (BKK) to any accommodation in Bangkok or nearby destination by operating 24/7 in order to serve at any time of a day. In addition to smooth & comfortable ride to your destination in brand new van non-smoked vehicles, there are no hidden costs.

Knowing Bangkok City

Visitor to Thailand’s capital cannot help being overwhelmed by it all. The Bangkok city is daunting—a steamy, modern sprawl that seems to carry on endlessly. The Bangkok traffic is maddening, the din endless, and the crowds irritating. Most can’t wait to escape to the beaches of the South or the jungles and mountains in the North. That’s a shame, because to get involved with Bangkok is to enjoy one of Asia’s great cities.

Bangkok’s full name is the longest city name in the world. It is Krungthepmahanakhon Amonratankosin Mahintharayutthaya Mahadilokphop Nophosin Ratchathaniburirom Udomrathaniwetmahasa Amonphiman Awatansathit Sakkathatiya Witsanukamprasit. This means: City of Angels, Great City of Immortals, Magnificent City of the Nine Gems, Seat of the King, City of Royal Palaces, Home of the Gods Incarnate, Erected by Visvakarman at Indra’s Behest. Thais commonly call the city Krung Threp, or City of Angels.

Bangkok (bang means “riverside village”; kok, “a wild olive”) became Thailand’s capital when Rama I moved the city across the Chao Phraya river from Thon Burij in 1782 to ensure fortification against the Burmese, who had sacked the capital of Ayutthaya. Magnificent palaces, temples, and canals were built. The area, known as Rattanakosin island, or the old royal city, exists today, housing the Grand Palace, the National Museum, and some of the city’s most celebrated wats (temple complexes).

From Rattanakosin the city spread. Chinese merchants, under royal orders, moved eastward to form a new settlement—today’s vibrant Chinatown. King Chulalongkown (Rama V), inspired by his European travels, built wide, tree-lined boulevards and erected neoclassic buildings that are still much in evidence in Dusit, north of Rattanakosin.

Unbridled development began in the late 1950s and has, more or less, continued since. Canals (Khlongs), which had earned the city the appellation of the Venice of the East by early European travelers, were mostly filled in and roads built. Rows of monotonous shops were constructed. Later came the mad rush of office towers, hotels, and condominiums with little, if any, thought to urban planning.

Today, Bangkok hammers the senses of visitors with its controlled chaos. But scratch the surface of this metropolis—population about eight million—and you’ll find pockets of surprising beauty and grace. A surfeit of grand, riotously ornate Thai architecture links the city to its past, while gleaming modern, at times fantastic, skyscrapers point to its future. Just off the frenetic, traffic-clogged streets are quiet, snaking sois (side streets) with rows of wooden houses and a community feel. A trip on the city’s Skytrain unfolds rooftop views of parks, lush tropical gardens, and huge colonial mansions that have escaped development. The main waterway, the Chao Phraya river, reveals a tranquil side of the city; exploring it and the maze of khlongs either by public water transport or by charter is a highlight of visit.

Indeed, it is the dichotomy of Bangkok that appeals. Bangkok is a place where the truly shocking, horrendous, and horrible exist alongside moments of pure beauty. Sukhumvit Road, a main avenue in the eastern part of the city, is a perfect example. Sukhumvit appears to be a creation of the devil, with absurdly packed sidewalks, broken chunks of concrete, the sky blackened by the concrete pillars and tracks of the skytrain, vendors crammed into every square inch, and a total sense of anarchy and mayhem. Yet, walk slowly and you see the magnificence of carved fruit among vendors selling copy watches, the smiling girl selling exquisite floral baskets next to an open sewer, a Buddhist shrine at a busy intersection, and perhaps an old Hindu astrologer predicting people’s fortunes in the middle of all this madness.

At night the city explodes with the liveliest entertainment in Asia. Superb Thai restaurants are found in traditional houses. International cuisine ranks with the world’s best. Sophisticated nightclubs, along with raunchy bars and entertainment venues, are scattered through the city. About the only thing Bangkok doesn’t offer the visitor is boredom.

Bangkok World-class traffic jams are a constant frustration. Many locals, and the odd adventurous tourist, opt for the city’s army of motorcycle taxis that weave expertly through traffic. It is a quick, risky, hair-raising way to get around. Tuk tuks, colorful three-wheeled taxis—named because of the noise made by their small engines—are fun for short journeys but are often more expensive (and dangerous) than taxis. Always agree on a price beforehand. The city’s Skytrain and subway are the most efficient, agreeable ways to get around the city.

Knowing Bangkok YouTube Video

Bangkok Thailand Tour Map

ThaiTourismGuide.com offers all travel services in Thailand such as Airport transfer in Bangkok, Bangkok private tour and van rental services in Bangkok and from Bangkok to other destinations in Thailand. Beside Airport transfer in Bangkok and one day tour package from Bangkok to nearby Bangkok destination, we also offer Thailand travel package and various travel deals in Bangkok, Ayutthaya, Hua Hin, Pattaya, Kanchanaburi, Rayong, Cha-am, Khao Yai, etc. We have a reputation of excellent review in “Tripadvisor” about our van rental services from Bangkok with English speaking driver, Mr. Sam for being polite and good service minded. ThaiTourismGuide also offers expert tour guides for tourists in Thailand. We can arrange your Bangkok trip, Bangkok Day Tour or Bangkok Tour Package & Bangkok deals for both join tour and private tour.  

Please feel free to contact us to help you plan your Bangkok trip and other destination in Thailand by informing your e-mail address to get the best deal:
•    Your other destination in Thailand (Ayutthaya, Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Khao Yai, Phuket, Pattaya)
•    Budget of this trip
•    Number of people in your group
•    How many day in Thailand (Arrival date, Departure date)
•    Your hotel (If you want to reserve hotel with us, please inform your budget or specific the hotel)
•    Is there child/ senior in your group?
•    Please inform where to go or what you want to do in this trip.

If you don’t have idea about what to do in Bangkok or places to visit in Bangkok at this time, please check our Day Trip in Bangkok with our link as followed:
https://www.thaitourismguide.com/day-trips/day-trip-in-bangkok.html

We also have many activities or attractions in Thailand for other destination such as Pattaya, Phuket, Chaing Mai, Kanchanaburi, Krabi or Hua Hin.
If you need any specific information about travelling in Thailand, please feel free to contact us.

More offers for Day Trip in Thailand: https://www.thaitourismguide.com/transportations/day-tour.html

We recommend our customer to stay in Ayutthaya 2-3 nights to relax your mind and learn more about history and culture. Please feel free to "Live Chat" with our sales support to plan your perfect trip on your demand.

Our review in Tripadvisor, please check our link as followed: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293916-d4373339-Reviews-Thai_Tourism_Guide-Bangkok.html

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