Terminal / Bus Station

Take a long-distance bus trip across Thailand in this Easy Thai lesson! Find out how bus terminals work, from Mo Chit in Bangkok to stations in provinces all over the country. Follow the whole journey: getting to the terminal by taxi or Grab, buying a ticket at the counter, choosing a seat, finding the right platform, and settling in for a seven-hour ride with movies, snacks and a blanket. You’ll also pick up useful tips for arriving at your destination and finding a metered taxi when you return to Bangkok.

Thai Vocabulary:
สถานีขนส่ง (sà-thǎa-nii khǒn-sòng) – Bus terminal
รถทัวร์ (rót thua) – Long-distance bus / Coach
ตั๋ว (tǔa) – Ticket
ที่นั่ง (thîi-nâng) – Seat
ชานชาลา (chaan-chaa-laa) – Platform

Listen to natural Thai about real travel situations and get ready for your next bus journey in Thailand!

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Terminal / Bus Station

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