Mini Guide to Thailand
| November 7, 2018
Transport
International travelers will most likely fly into Phuket or Bangkok, and once they land, moving around is a breeze. Thailand is one of the easiest countries to travel around in the world as you can pretty much find a travel agent on every corner.
Whether you’d like to quickly fly into your destination, take a train to enjoy the scenery, or save money on a long bus journey, you’ll be spoiled for choices. In the cities, you’ll probably use the iconic tuk-tuks, or the songthaews (red mini trucks that work as a bus).
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