Book Bus Ticket Online in Thailand
Purchase your ticket to travel around Thailand and beyond with fast and secure service with RedBus. Choose your destination or use the search arc on this page to find a specific bus that takes you near where you are travelling to. Get the next bus connecting to your final destination. With redBus, you can enjoy significant savings with discounted tickets, offers, and deals while travelling around Thailand and beyond.
How do you Book Bus Ticket Online in Thailand with redBus?
Select your destination from the search line and click the onward journey link. You'll find buses to your town or city, with bus stops in your area. Just fill in your details and click the 'Check for available tickets' button next to the fare type. The system will give you a list of available seats linked to that particular bus type. Scroll through the list and select the one you wish to purchase using your credit card or debit card is required only when booking online; you will receive an email with a confirmation of payment.
Top Bus Routes in Thailand
RedBus operates an extensive network of routes throughout Thailand and beyond. Some of the most popular routes include:
- Bangkok to Pattaya
- Bangkok to Pai
- Bangkok to Chiang Mai
- Bangkok to Phuket
- Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai
- Pattaya to Bangkok
Book online and receive huge discounts on your ticket with RedBus. If you require further information regarding booking or travelling with redBus, you can go to the pages of redBus Support.
Top Bus Operators in Thailand
There are many bus Operators in Thailand who are known for their service, frequency of buses & reasonable fares. Here is a list of some top bus operators in Thailand.
Top Visiting places in Thailand:
- The Grand Palace: The Grand Palace is the largest royal palace in the world, home to the Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), and is used for state functions hosted by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
- Wat Pho: Located on Rattanakosin Island, also known as Temple of the Reclining Buddha, this beautiful temple is best known for its impressive Reclining Buddha statue and its museum with some very rare Buddha images.
- Ao Prao Beach: The beach stretches over a length of one kilometre and is situated at Laem Son National Park (a marine national park). At the beach, the view of Ao Prao is breathtaking with its crystal clear blue ocean.
- Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park: Situated in the north of Thailand, this national park is home to a scenic landscape consisting of limestone rocks, karst topography, and several cave systems.
- Wat Phra Singh: This temple is situated on the west bank of the Ping River and is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It was originally built in 1345 as a gift from King U-Thong, but today only a few structures remain of its past glory. But do not let its modest exterior fool you. This place holds many treasures within, including wall paintings from the 18th century.
- Khao Sok National Park: Located in Southern Thailand, this park is named after its signature feature - Khao Sok (or white) waterfall. It covers an area of about 2000 hectares and is home to several plant species that are endemic to this region and are not found anywhere else in the world.
- Wat Thai Phra Siwalo: Located in Chinatown, Bangkok, this temple is known for the giant white Buddha statue that can be seen from the outside. The statue reproduces the Wat Thailand Temple (Grand Palace) Buddha. When sunlight falls on the statue, it gives an illusion that it is glowing, and this makes this place particularly popular among local photographers who come here to capture its beauty in photographs.
- The Giant Swing: This structure, which sits silently in the middle of Phra Phutthabat Park just off Yaowarat Road, was built by King Bhumibol Adulyadej himself in 1961 and remains one of his favourite pastimes even today. The giant swing is one of the park's attractions and is a nice place to visit if you want to spend quality time with your friends or family.
- Wat Arun: Wat Arun - the Temple of Dawn is a Buddhist temple situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River near Bang-Pa-In Royal Palace. The temple has become one of Thailand's most famous landmarks and has been featured in several movies and television series, including Last Holiday, starring Queen Latifah, and The Bourne Identity. King Rama II built it in 1832 as an extension of his palace, and Hindu temples inspired its architecture.
- Chatuchak Weekend Market: This is one of the largest markets in Asia. It is a paradise for those who like to shop and bargain shop. The market has a lot of products ranging from flowers, fruits, and vegetables to toys, clothes, and even pets. If you are looking for a perfect souvenir that reflects Asian culture, you should visit this place.
Why choose redBus for Bus Booking in Thailand?
With redBus, searching for bus tickets and travel plans is never a problem. We provide a safe, fast, and easy booking system to help you get around Thailand. You can choose from our various payment options, including cash on delivery or payment by credit card or debit card. You can also use your Paytm wallet to make quick and easy bookings while travelling in Thailand. Our customer care team is always available to offer support so you can make your bus bookings with us even easier.
We provide the services of the best bus operators in Thailand, such as Phranakhon Si Ayutthaya, Bangkok Pattana, and many more, to offer you the best possible travel experience in this amazing country.
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