Once you are in Thailand, getting around the country is easy and inexpensive. You have some options and some are better than others. Cat 1 and Cat 2 RIPpers will probably be using mini-vans, busses and trains. All have their upsides and downsides. For Cat 2 and Cat 3 RIPpers airlines become a great option as well.
Here are some of my comments and suggestions regarding domestic travel within Thailand.
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