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Yes, this is true, there is a dentist in Bangkok’s new airport. Not quite sure how to take this. I mean, I’ve travelled quite a lot and often found myself wondering why an airport hasn’t got this or that but never have I thought, “hey, I wish I could go get a few fillings and [...]

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A popular crossover point for those wishing to reactivate their visa or just get a new entry stamp is Aranyaprathet. Aranyaprathet is a small but busy border town in Sa Kaew Province that provides a convenient gateway into Cambodia, or entrance point into Thailand depending on which way you’re travelling. The actual border point is [...]

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Obviously the choice out by Suwarnabhumi Airport is limited compared to the accommodation rich streets of downtown Bangkok. But there are a few options available.
At Suvarnabhumi Airport there is the Novotel Suvarnabhumi. With rooms from around 3,000 baht you can expect all the usual refinements of the Novotel chain, with the added advantage of being [...]

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150 Baht from the Airport Express stop outside the 1st floor exit. The air-con Airport Express buses cover four routes:
 
AE1: Suvarnabhumi to Silom 
AE2: Suvarnabhumi to Khao San Road 
AE3: Suvarnabhumi toSukhumvit
AE4: Suvarnabhumi to Victory Monument  and Hua Lamphong train station

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Bus number 999. Less than 200 Baht (one way) shuttle service between Bangkok’s new Suvarnabhumi Airport and Pattaya (and vica-versa). 
 
Departs 9am,  1pm, and 5pm in both directions. First class and fully air-con with complimentary towels and light refreshments. Approximately 2 hours.
 
For more information call:  +66 038 231142
 
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Also, from Jatujak (JJ) terminal, Bangkok to Pattaya every [...]

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The biggest question since the opening of Bangkok’s new airport has been how to get into town. Or more specifically, how to get to Khao San Road?  So, best way to Khao San Road from Suvarnabhumi Airport, here we go.

Limousine, anything from 700 baht to 2,000 baht depending on where you book and your bargaining [...]

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