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DU LỊCH BANGKOK VÀ PATTAYA I. Xe từ Mucdahan đến Bangkok Schedule of buses from Mukdahan to Bangkok Departure Class Company Price (THB) 10,5 08:30 20:00 20:15 1st Class AC (VIP) Bus 32 Seats Transport Co LTD 829 671 km 10,5 17:30 671 km 10,5 19:20 From To Distance Duration Mukdahan Bangkok 671 km Mukdahan Bangkok Mukdahan Bangkok 2nd Class Air Conditioned Bus: Transport Co LTD 46 Seats 2nd Class Air Conditioned Bus: Transport Co LTD 50 Seats (Standard Bus) 381 533 II. Xe Bus từ Băng Cốc về Mục Đa Hản ่ หมอชต ิ ) - The Northern Mo Chit Bus Terminal Bangkok (สถานีขนสง Bus Station Schedule of buses from Bangkok to Mukdahan From To Bangkok (Mo Chit Bus Mukdahan Terminal) Bangkok (Mo Chit Bus Mukdahan Terminal) Bangkok (Mo Chit Bus Mukdahan Terminal) Bus sation Bangkok Distance Duration Departure Class Company Price (THB) 671 km 10,5 08:00 20:30 21:30 1st Class Air Conditioned (VIP) Bus: Special 32 Seats Transport Co LTD 829 671 km 10,5 20:05 2nd Class Air Conditioned Transport Co LTD Bus: 50 Seats (Standard Bus) 533 671 km 10,5 20:30 2nd Class Air Conditioned Bus: 46 Seats Transport Co LTD Ekkamai Bus Terminal Sukhumvit Soi 63, 10110 Bangkok Tel: 02 391 2504 Mochit Bus Terminal Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road, 10900 Bangkok Tel: 02 936 2852 If you are outside Thailand, you have to dial 0066 followed by the phone number indicated (without first zero). 381 III. Xe từ Mucdahan đến Pattaya Schedule of buses from Mukdahan to Pattaya From To Distance Duration Mukdahan Pattaya km 11 Departure Class Company 19:00 VIP32 Yellow Bus Price (THB) 672 Vé xe chạy từ Mucdahan đến Pataya No. Ticketing Office Phone Number 1 4 (042) 630978-9 (038) 371388, (086) 3320377 12 11 Mukdahan Pattaya Hua Hin2 (In town) Hua Hin (088) 7091662 (086) 3244457 Opening Hours (24hr Clock) Morning Evening 05:00-12:00 12:00-20:00 06:00-12:00 12:00-21:00 08:00-12:00 08:00-13:00 12:00-02:00 15:00-18:00 Location In Mukdahan bus station. In North Pattaya Bus Station. Opposite Bangkok Hospital. Opposite Dusit Hotel, near Palm Hill Golf Course. 1. Route 815 Mukdahan-Rayong 1.1 Timetable: via Pattaya, Surin, Yasothon, and Umnatcharoen Stops\Time From From From From From Mukdahan Rayong Mukdahan Rayong Mukdahan (Read down) (Read up) (Read down) (Read up) (Read down) Economy Standard Standard VIP32 Bus Bus Bus Bus From Rayong (Read up) From Mukdahan (Read down) From Rayong (Read up) Mukdahan Pattaya 7:00 20:30 22:00 8:00 16:15 06:40 08:00 18:15 17:45 07:20 09:00 20:15 19:00 06:00 08:45 21:30 Selected Fares: in Baht From/To Mukdahan From/To Pattaya Economy 448 Standard 617 VIP32 720 1.2 Timetable: via Pattaya, Buriram, and Roiet Stops\Time From Mukdahan (Read down) From Rayong (Read up) From Mukdahan From Rayong From Mukdahan From Rayong From Mukdahan From Rayong (Read down) (Read up) (Read down) (Read up) (Read down) (Read up) Standard Bus Standard Bus Standard Bus VIP32 Bus Mukdahan 6:00 21:45 15:00 07:30 16:45 08:30 18:30 08:15 Pattaya 19:30 09:00 05:20 18:00 06:30 20:00 05:30 21:00 Selected Fares: in Baht From/To From/To Standard VIP32 Mukdahan Rayong 670 781 IV. Xe chạy từ Pataya về BangKok Schedule of buses from Pattaya to Bangkok From To Pattaya Bangkok 140 km Pattaya Bangkok Pattaya Bangkok Bus sation Pattaya Pattaya Bus Station Tel: 038 429 877 Distance Duration Departure Class 2 approx. every hour from 6:00 to 18:00 AC 140 km 2 every 40 minutes from 4:30 to 21:00 AC 140 km 2 every 40 minutes from 4:30 to 23:00 AC Company Roong Reuang Coach Roong Reuang Coach Roong Reuang Coach Price (THB) 124 133 124 Bus sation Bangkok Public Transportation Center - Suvarnabhumi Airport Suvarnabhumi Airport, 999 Moo 7 Sai Tai Mai Bus Terminal Boromratchchonnani Road, Thonburi 6122 Ekkamai Bus Terminal Sukhumvit Soi 63 - Tel: 02 391 2504 Mochit Bus Terminal Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road - Tel: 02 936 2852 If you are outside Thailand, you have to dial 0066 followed by the phone number indicated (without first zero). III. Địa điểm đi thăm quan tại Bangkok 1. Wat Phra Kaew – Bangkok Name in Thai : ว ัดพระแก้ว The Wat Phra Kaew is the temple of the grandest and largest of Thailand. Its main building houses a highly revered Emerald Buddha from Thailand (it is also forbidden to photograph). The temple and the Grand Palace are juxtaposed and tickets are sold in general coupled to the two monuments (although it is quite possible to purchase a ticket for one or the other) . The Wat Phra Kaew, which includes many elements finely decorated is a real festival of colors, a treat for amateur els of souvenir photos. It is guarded by statues of giants, and yakshas Kinnari (characters half-woman half-bird). Useful information: Opening hours: from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (watch this temple closes early). Admission (coupled with the Great Hall and access to Vimanmek Place and Thai Currencies Museumm includied ): 500 baht Tel: 02623 5500-02 224 3290 For those who want to try Bangkok buses, here are the bus lines going to Wat Phra Kaew : 1, 2, 3, 9, 15, 19, 25, 30, 32, 33, 39, 42, 43, 44, 47, 53, 59, 60, 64, 68, 70, 79, 80, 82, 91, 123, 124, 201, 203, 503, 508, 512 2. Wat Po – Bangkok Name in Thai : ว ัดโพธิ์ The temple of Wat Po is best known for its huge reclining Buddha (Buddha Reclyning to be exact) golden. But he also has a world with its massage school of international repute. You can also get a massage but you attention, demand is high and you might expect. It is also possible for foreigners to take courses in traditional massage thaï.C is one of the most pleasant temples of Bangkok, especially at dusk when it is still available but very few attended. It emerges when a soothing tranquility. At 17h, the monks come to recite their prayers in the main building of the temple. An experience knowing remain discreet. Useful information: It is open from 8 am and closes usually around 18h-18h30. Admission is 100 baht Official site: http://watpho.com/en/home/index.php Tel: 02 222 7831 / 02 225 9595 For those who want to try Bangkok buses, here are the bus lines going to Wat Po : 1,43, 47, 53, 82, 123, 501, 508 3. Great Palace – Bangkok Name in Thai : พระบรมมหาราชว ัง The Grand Palais (or Royal Palace) is fast enough to visit because you can not enter to see the inside as it is one of the royal residence still in use. The King of Thailand does not live there but the palace is at its disposal. We meet sometimes a squad of guards in white outfits that seem more there for the parade as a real desire to secure the place. Useful information: Open daily 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For those who want to try Bangkok buses, here are the bus lines going to Great Palace : 1, 3, 9, 15, 25, 30, 32, 33, 39, 43, 44, 47, 53, 64, 80, 82, 91, 201, 203, 501, 503,508, 512 4. Golden Mountain – Bangkok Name in Thai : ภูเขาทอ Wat Saket the golden mountain is perched on a hill overlooking a small town. Its golden chedi is the origin of the name of the place. From the roof, you have a breathtaking view of Bangkok and can see how it's a city of contrasts. Useful information: Every day from 8h to 17h. Admission: 20 THB For those who want to try Bangkok buses, here are the bus lines going to Golden Mountain : 37, 47 5. Wat Suthat - Bangkok Located not far from Wat Saket, the Golden Mountain temple, Wat Suthat is one of the ten first class royal temples in Bangkok. Its construction was started by King Rama I in 1807. Then the construction and decorations were carried out under the reign of King Rama II but the temple was not completed until the reign of King Rama III in 1847. The full name of the temple is Wat Suthat Thep Wararam but everyone call it Wat Suthat. This temple contains a statue of Buddha called Phra Sri Sakyamuni coming from Sukhothai province. On the lower terrace, there are 28 Chinese pagodas representing the 28 Buddhas born on earth. The murals inside the main chapel detail the 24 previous incarnations of Lord Buddha. They use the technique of Western painting with perspective, which is unique to this temple. With their 21.15 meters high, between Wat Suthat and Bangkok City Hall, the two red pillars of the Giant Swing are quite impressive. The original Giant Swing dated from 1784 but it has been replaced by a new one in 2004. Useful information: The temple is easy to find, it is on the place with the Giant Swing. It is a quite peacefull place since very few tourists come to visit Wat Suthat even if it is a very beauutiful place. Entrance fee: 20 THB Open from 8:30 am to 18h For those who want to try Bangkok buses, here are the bus lines going to Wat Suthat : 10, 12, 15, 19, 35, 42, 48, 73, 96 6. Wat Benchamabophit - Bangkok Name in Thai : ว ัดเบญจมบพิตร The Temple of Benchamabophit or marble temple, not far from the Palace or Dusit Zoo Winmamek is very pretty with its small pool and deck wrought iron red in the garden outside his court and not forgetting the beautiful seated Buddha that it houses the most photogenic. A place often quiet and relaxing because little or no visit by the groups. Note that the right is the building where the monks live. Useful information: Open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. Admission: 30 baht For those who want to try Bangkok buses, here are the bus lines going to Wat Benchamabophit : 72, 503 7. Vimanmek Palace (Dusit Palace) - Bangkok ิ Name in Thai : พระราชว ังดุสต It is the largest teak house in the world. The palace was originally built in Koh Si Chang and King Rama V made it dismantled and rebuilt here. From 1901, it became his residence instead of the Grand Palais for the next five years. In 1982 the palace became a museum at the instigation of Queen Sirikit. Do not expect to see the building from the outside, it is essential to buy a ticket to enter the area where you can admire it. The entrance fee is THB 100 per adultand 20 to 30 baht for the locker where you will have to put your stuff (bags, food, mobile phone, camera because yes, it is forbidden take pictures inside the palace), otherwise you will not be allowed to enter into the building. After leaving your shoes in the room dedicated to it, climbing the stairs and having a rapid palpation to see if you didn't keep anything forbidden on you, you can visit the palace. The visit is a one way vist and in most cases, visitors are confined to move in the corridors and stairs and look inside the rooms. To exit, there is also a special way. A tightly controlled visit something pretty unusual in Thailand. beautiful houses lovers will probably enjoy it. Useful information: To go to Vinmanmek Palace, besides the bus, there is the Chao Praya Express. Stop at Krung Thon Bridge, climb onto the bridge and continue straight away, the Palace is on the right side after about ten minutes walk. Open Monday to Saturday from 9:30 to 16:00 (ticket sale stops at 15:15) Closed January 1st, April 13-14-15 (Songkram), May 5 (Coronation Day), August 12 (Birthday of Queen), December 5 (birthday of King), 1o December (Constitution Day), December 31. Tel: 02 628 6300 Website: www.vimanmek.com For those who want to try Bangkok buses, here are the bus lines going to Vimanmek Palace (Dusit Palace) : 18, 28, 108, 510, 515 8. Dusit Zoo - Bangkok ิ Name in Thai : สวนส ัตว์ดส ุ ต Located almost opposite the entrance to the palace of Winmamek tek, the Dusit Zoo in Bangkok is certainly modest compared to the gigantic zoo in Chiang Mai but as family outing if you have young children, this may be particularly interesting thanks to the show that takes place every 2 hours. this is obviously not a set list of things worth visiting in Bangkok but it can take an afternoon in a different way. Useful information: Open daily from 8h to 18h Admission: 100 baht per adult, 50 baht per child For those who want to try Bangkok buses, here are the bus lines going to Dusit Zoo : 18, 70, 108, 515 IV. Thăm quan tại Pattaya 1. Khao Chi Chan - Pattaya Name in Thai : เขาชีจรรย์ Khao Chi Chan is a well-known and visited mountain next to Sathahip not far from Pattya. It is known for its large Buddha image drawn on the rock wall. Established in 1995 on the initiative of the Supreme Partiarche who didn't want to let a damaged marble pan as it was, it was built in honor of His Majesty King Bhumibol, the current King of Thailand for his Golden Jubilee. It is a place where visitors love to photograph themself with the Buddha image. Useful information: Open from 8 am to 5 pm 2. Pattaya Big Buddha - Pattaya Name in Thai : ว ัดพระใหญ่ Located on Khao Phra Tamnak the small hill between South Pattaya and Jomtien, the Big Buddha (or Phra Yai in Thai) wwas builtin 1977 when the city was still a quiet little fishing village. Called Phra Buddha Sukhothai Walai Chonlathan but also known as Luang Pho Yai It is the largest of Its kind in the Chonburi Province with 18 meters high. It is far from 95 meters high of the statue of Wat Muang in Ang Thong which remains until today the highest Buddha statue in Thailand. A long stairway flanked by two golden colored naga snakes leads to the main statue. From up there, the view is unfortunately not so clear. Just before the Big Buddha temple, there is a Chinese Temple, Wang Sam Sien. It stands after Chaloem Phrakiat Park and an esplanade where during high season yoga classes are held in the morning. Useful information: No admission fee The bravest ones will access the temple by feet by going to the end of South Pattaya and beginning the ascent of the hill on Phra Tamnak Road the keep going through the Chaloem Phrakiat Park, in front of the office of the Tourist Police (it is quicker than following the road). Otherwise, it is possible to get there by motorcycle taxi or songthaew. 3. Pattaya Floating Market - Pattaya Name in Thai : ตลาดน้าำ On Sukhumvit Road, just before Jomtien Beach, Pattaya Floating Market, also called the four Regions Floating Market has recently been built and if it is obviously a commercial project, unlike many other floating markets built in recent years Thailand has a more traditional look. Here, almost everything is made ​​of wood and bamboo which makes it a more rustic than the counterparts of Ayutthaya and Hua Hin to name a few place. There are regular events especially in the afternoon: Thai boxing on a beam, Thai dance performances on water ect ... And you can hire a boat for a ride of about thirty minutes on the market channels. Besides the souvenir shops, clothing, handicrafts, of course you will find restaurants and small stalls that cook on their boats and offer all kinds of Thai specialties. If you have not yet had the opportunity to visit a floating market, a small tower should have fun here if this is not the most interesting floating market of the country but it's still a nice place to hang out place, do a little shopping and a bite to eat. Note that just across the street is the Dinosaur Adventure Park. Useful information: Free admission Open from 9h to 20h Website: www.pfm4.com Bus timetable here: [...]... là một nội dung thường có trong tour của các công ty du lịch Cạnh chân tháp có một công viên nước (thuộc Pattaya Park Beach Resort), bạn và gia đình có thể mua vé để chơi các trò chơi nước như thường thấy như tại các công viên nước khác Giá vé: Tower jump và shy shuttle: 200 Baht Vé kết hợp 4 trò chơi nước: 300 Baht Công viên nước: 100 Baht 10 Đảo ở Pattaya Có năm đảo ở gần Pattaya, đảo thông dụng... Emerald Temple, Democracy Monument, River Kwai Bridge but also the Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty or the Sydney Opera House to just name a few Giá vé 200 Baht Thế giới thu nhỏ các thắng cảnh của Thái Lan (như Chùa Phật Ngọc, Cầu sông Kwai….) và thế giới (Tháp Effel, Tượng thần tự do ở Newyork, Nhà hát con sò ở Sydney….) Có tổng cộng hơn 100 thắng cảnh 5, The Pattaya Elephant Village Pattaya Elephant ... Vimanmek Palace (Dusit Palace) : 18, 28, 108, 510, 515 Dusit Zoo - Bangkok ิ Name in Thai : สวนส ัตว์ดส ุ ต Located almost opposite the entrance to the palace of Winmamek tek, the Dusit Zoo in Bangkok... as family outing if you have young children, this may be particularly interesting thanks to the show that takes place every hours this is obviously not a set list of things worth visiting in Bangkok... songthaew 3 Pattaya Floating Market - Pattaya Name in Thai : ตลาดน้าำ On Sukhumvit Road, just before Jomtien Beach, Pattaya Floating Market, also called the four Regions Floating Market has recently