Title: How Much Does it Cost to go to Thailand? - Money We Have
Headings: How Much Does it Cost to go to Thailand?
How Much Does it Cost to go to Thailand?
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Airfare
Local Transportation
Long distance trains
Domestic flights
Buses/subway
Thailand accommodations
Hostels
Hotels
Luxury hotels
Food and drink
Attractions
Random spending
Thailand trip cost
Is Thailand cheap to visit?
What are the best Thai islands?
How much money do I need a day in Thailand?
What should I do in Thailand?
What should I avoid in Thailand?
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Content: Although Bangkok is a major destination, there are currently no direct flights from Canada. The most common cities to take a connection are Hong Kong, Beijing, and Shanghai. Local Transportation
Most people who visit Thailand will likely visit more than one city so you need to budget for your local transportation. The $300 I’ve recommended is a bit on the high side, but you’ll get a better idea of how much it’ll cost you once you start planning out your route. The good thing is that Thailand has pretty good transportation to get you around. Long distance trains
Regional travel within Thailand is crazy cheap, but it takes longer to reach your destination. A third class ticket from Bangkok to Ayutthaya will cost you just 15 THB for the two-hour journey. An overnight train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai in a 2nd class sleeper with air conditioning is going to cost you around 700 THB while third-class tickets are around 300 THB. This is one of the cheapest ways to get around the country but the time spent and lack of comfort don’t make this an appealing choice to me. Domestic flights
You can fly from Bangkok to Chiang Mai or Phuket for as low as $30 USD on a variety of budget airlines including Vietjet Air, Thai Lion Air, Thai Airways AirAsia, Bangkok Airways, Thai Smile, and Nok Air.