My travel story in Bangkok

I tripped made a trip to Bangkok this summer with my family for 7 days and 9 nights. Actually More précisely, we spent four days were the exact duration time in Bangkok and the last of days, we went to Pattaya.

Our first visiting place visit in Bangkok was the " Grand Palace". We took BTS and got off at the Saphan Taksin station. From there, we had to take a water transport such as like a boat or a ferry running on Chaophraya river to go to the palace. According to the tour guide book for Bangkok that I borrowed from a library, that's one of the ways to go of going there. Of course, you can take a taxi, especially considering the fact that Bangkok's taxi fares is are fairly cheap but I don't think that's a good idea because of the heavy traffic jams in Bangkok. I know this because I experienced the horrible traffic jams myself while I was staying stayed there. I had to spend spent over three hours in the taxi to go to some place where it would take less than 30 or 40 minutes if I had taken bts the boat or the water bus instead.

The Water bus terminal wasn't that far from BTS station. It was only five minutes walking distance. When I got there, I spotted a tourist information desk So I went there and asked about which water bus we should take to go to the palace. She only answered said "100 baht for a per person" pointing a boat parked nearby. So we purchased four tickets for a total of 400 baht and aboarded took that boat with assissting the assistance from a man looking like a crewman. The gap between the boat and the land dock we stand was wide and the boat was moving a little bit precariously by water. I was instantly worried that my daughter's tiny feet might fall down into the gab or something. So I was thankful when he held out his hand to assisst assist us to aboard climb on the boat. But to my disappointment, my thankfulness stopped here. Later on, I found out that there was much cheaper option and it was only 15 baht per person. I could have saved a lot of money on this journey here!!!! For the What's more, the boat didn't depart right away and kept postponing postponding departure whenever each time a new customer came.

My travel story in Bangkok

This summer, tripped to Bangkok I took a trip  with my family for 7 days and 9 nights. Actually (no need here) To be exact, we spent four days in Bangkok, and for the rest of the trip we went to Pattaya. four days were the exact duration time in Bangkok and the last of days, we went to Pattaya.

Our first visiting place The first place we visited in Bangkok was the " Grand Palace."  (period inside) We took the BTS and got off at the Saphan Taksin station. From there, we had to take a water bus such as a boat or ferry running on Chaophraya river to go to the palace. According to the tour guide book for Bangkok that I borrowed from a library, that's one of the ways of going there. Of course, you can take a taxi, especially considering the fact that Bangkok's taxi fare is fairly cheap. but I, however, don't think that's a good idea because of the heavy traffic in Bangkok. I know this because I exprienced the horrible traffic jam myself while I stayed there. I had to spend over three hours in a taxi to go some place where it would take less than 30 or 40 minutes if I had taken bts or water bus instead.

The water bus terminal wasn't that far from the BTS station. It was only five minutes walking distance. When I got there, I spotted a tourist information desk, so I went and asked about which water bus we should take to go to the palace. She only said, "100 baht for a person" while pointing at a boat parked nearby. As a result, we purchased four tickets for 400 baht and aboarded (boarded) that boat with assissting assistance from a man looking who looked like a crewman. The gap between the boat and the land we stand stood on was wide, and the boat was moving a little bit precariously by the water. I was instantly worried my daughter's tiny feet might fall into the gap or something. So I was thankful when he held out his hand to assisst us to aboard (board) the boat. But to my dismay, my appreciation stopped here. Later, I found out that there was a much cheaper option, which and it was only 15 baht per person. I could have saved a lot of money here!!!! For the more Furthermore, the boat didn't depart right away and kept postponing departure whenever new customers came.

[Really great entry :) It's unfortunate that you had to encounter that kind of a situation though. :/ Hope you still had a great time in Thailand with your family!)