By Air

Domestic travel by air is the most convenient as it links all the major destinations in every region. Getting there by plane is also very fast but it can be a bit expensive for budget travelers.

By Train

Traveling by rail is a much more leisurely and economical option. It takes longer to get there but the journey itself is a rewarding experience in which you can enjoy the fine scenery and see the amazing local ways of life. Besides, it is probably the safest mode of transportation.

By Bus

Travel by bus is reliable and affordable and reaches all regional destinations. If you choose to drive, especially from Bangkok to provincial destinations, you will find that the road network is superb. You may encounter some inconvenience with the lack of English road signs in remote areas and small rural villages.

By Car

The Asian Highway Project is an international transportation network designed to connect major cities, industrial sites, ports, tourist destinations and business centers.

By Boat

Boat is not commonly used to get around Thailand but it is widely used when traveling locally. It is usually only appropriate for short distances along the river. You may experience sightseeing by long-tailed boat on the river or may cruise in the Andaman Sea in the south of Thailand but not from Bangkok to other regions.