Let's Go from Cha Am to Chiang Mai Part 01

For both Thais and foreigners, travel in Thailand is very convenient; the Thailand transportation infrastructure is fairly modern and well-organized, and exploring the country is not a difficult or expensive experience.

Whether your travel preference is air, rail, bus, road, or water, most modes of transportation in Thailand are used to catering to foreign visitors. Consequently it’s easy to move about the country or explore different destinations.

The inland cities and coastal resorts are well connected to each other, so when you travel around the country you can spend a few days in Bangkok, a few more at the beach, and still visit Chiang Mai or other Thai cities alternately traveling via bus, boat, train, or plane to get from A to B to C.

Bookings and reservations for travel in Thailand should be done in advance as even in the “low season” many Thai people holiday as well and transportation is often booked well in advance. When you travel in Thailand, there are always options for travelers, even at the last minute, because departures of buses, planes, and trains are very frequent.

When you travel in Thailand you can select from many domestic air carriers that service a majority of Thailand’s large provincial cities; local trains that connect Bangkok to all regions of the country; and long distance coaches and mini-vans that connect all major cities.

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