How easy is it to travel within Thailand?

Now how do you get around? The good news is that Thailand is extremely well-connected. Whether you're heading north to the mountains of Chiang Mai or south to an island, there are flights, trains, buses, minivans, and boats ready to get you there.



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Thailand is a very affordable country to visit. Though it isn't as cheap as its Southeast Asian neighbours, like Laos or Cambodia, Thailand is still a very affordable travel destination. Travellers can easily have an incredible time exploring Thailand on a backpacker budget.

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To get the most out of Thailand, plan on spending about 12 days. After all, the country is comparable in size to Spain and offers a rich culture dating to around the 13th century, so it takes time to see the highlights.

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Thailand is a very affordable country to visit. Though it isn't as cheap as its Southeast Asian neighbours, like Laos or Cambodia, Thailand is still a very affordable travel destination. Travellers can easily have an incredible time exploring Thailand on a backpacker budget.

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Travellers may experience sexual assault, other assault and robbery. Be extra careful in tourist spots such as Khao San Road in Bangkok and the night-time entertainment zones in Bangkok, Pattaya and Phuket. Be aware of drink-spiking. Don't drink homemade or local cocktails.

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Most people in Thailand are friendly and will be happy to offer help to those that need it. This can be really beneficial when you have just moved to a new place and might need some help to find your way around or learn the local etiquette.

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10 Tips for Your First Trip to Thailand
  1. You Don't Need a Visa. If you're a US citizen traveling to Thailand, you don't need to apply for a visa. ...
  2. Check The Weather. ...
  3. Don't Ride The Elephants. ...
  4. Go Island Hopping. ...
  5. Try the Street Food. ...
  6. Pack Mosquito Spray. ...
  7. Pack Clothes for Temple Visits.


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According to the study, the island hosts around 118 tourists for every local resident. But Phuket's not the only overcrowded destination in Thailand. Ranking in second and third place on the list are Pattaya and Krabi, two more super popular Thai holiday destinations.

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The good news is that Thailand is extremely well-connected. Whether you're heading north to the mountains of Chiang Mai or south to an island, there are flights, trains, buses, minivans, and boats ready to get you there. And better yet, most of these methods of transport are efficient and good value.

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The short answer is no, there is currently no Uber in Thailand. However, you can use a ride-hailing app called Grab instead. The app works in a similar way to Uber and is affordable and easy to use. Alternatively, you can use regular taxis, tuk-tuks and public transport to get around.

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Prices and Tipping Taxis in Thailand are very cheap relative to western countries. The starting taxi fare is just 35 baht and the meter increases relatively slowly to the distance travelled.

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Top tips for finding cheap flights to Thailand. Book at least 1 week before departure in order to get a below-average price. High season is considered to be June and July. The cheapest month to fly from the United States is September.

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