Bangkok Buslines -Tickets and online bookings
Bangkok Buslines is a sub-company of Sombat Tour which is one of the most popular transportation companies in Thailand. They are based in Bangkok and provides coach services from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Surat Thani, All buses are air-conditioned with reclining seats to ensure passengers have a comfortable journey especially at night time. The drivers are well-trained to provide a safe journey.
Official address: Bangkokbusline 23/21 Soi Vibhavadi 13 Vibhavadi Rangsit Road Chatuchak, Chatuchak
Phone 1: 02-7921488
Bangkok Buslines’s popular routes
Bangkok to Chiang Mai
The distance between Bangkok and Chiang Mai is 364 miles, or approximately 583 kilometers.There are 5 ways to get from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, including minivan, car, bus, train, and flight.There are no morning departures for this route. The Earliest departure leaves at 22:30 and has a duration of 1 hour 10 minutes.The fastest way to travel is by bus, which takes approximately 10 hours.
Bangkok to Chiang Mai by bus
Starting Price: US$ 20There are 7 travel classes for this journey, including: VIP 24 Seats, VIP, Express, Premium Economy, VIP 32 Seats, Standard, and Economy.Chiang Mai to Bangkok
The distance between Chiang Mai and Bangkok is 364 miles, or approximately 583 kilometers.There are 5 ways to get from Chiang Mai to Bangkok, including minivan, car, bus, train, and flight.There are no morning departures for this route. The Earliest departure leaves at 17:00 and has a duration of 10 hours.The fastest way to travel is by bus, which takes approximately 10 hours.
Chiang Mai to Bangkok by bus
Starting Price: US$ 20There are 7 travel classes for this journey, including: Express, VIP, VIP 24 Seats, VIP 32 Seats, Premium Economy, Standard, and Economy.Chiang Rai to Bangkok
The distance between Chiang Rai and Bangkok is 436 miles, or approximately 697 kilometers.There are 2 ways to get from Chiang Rai to Bangkok, including bus and flight.The earliest departure leaves at 01:25 and has a duration of 1 hour 25 minutes.The fastest way to travel is by bus, which takes approximately 12 hours.
Chiang Rai to Bangkok by bus
Starting Price: US$ 23There are 7 travel classes for this journey, including: VIP, Express, VIP 32 Seats, VIP 24 Seats, Premium Economy, Standard, and Economy.Bangkok to Chiang Rai
The distance between Bangkok and Chiang Rai is 436 miles, or approximately 697 kilometers.There are 2 ways to get from Bangkok to Chiang Rai, including bus and flight.There are no morning departures for this route. The Earliest departure leaves at 23:30 and has a duration of 1 hour 25 minutes.The fastest way to travel is by bus, which takes approximately 11 hours.
Bangkok to Chiang Rai by bus
Starting Price: US$ 23There are 7 travel classes for this journey, including: VIP, Express, Premium Economy, VIP 32 Seats, VIP 24 Seats, Standard, and Economy.Bangkok to Suratthani
The distance between Bangkok and Suratthani is 329 miles, or approximately 526 kilometers.There are 5 ways to get from Bangkok to Suratthani, including bus, minivan, train, flight, and bus-ferry.The earliest departure leaves at 00:00 and has a duration of 1 hour 15 minutes.The fastest way to travel is by bus, which takes approximately 10 hours.
Bangkok to Suratthani by bus
Starting Price: US$ 22There are 3 travel classes for this journey, including: VIP, VIP 32 Seats, and Express.
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