trang

Trang, like other towns in Southern Thailand such as Phatthalung and Songkhla, has an active group of street artists whose wall murals are created with the cooperation and approval of the local community.  The art [Read more…]

Trang Bus Terminal is the main long distance bus terminal in Trang. The bus terminal is located out of town so you need to take a motorbike taxi or tuk tuk to travel into the [Read more…]

Songkhla Bus Terminal is the main long distance bus and minivan station in the town of Songkhla.  Songkhla Bus Terminal is located at the southern edge of Songkhla town centre, positioned to reduce the amount [Read more…]

There are two ways you can travel from Koh Samui to Trang. One option is to take a ferry and then a bus to Surat Thani and take a train to Trang. The alternative option, [Read more…]

The only way to travel by public transport direct from Hat Yai to Trang is by bus. By bus the journey takes around 2 hours 15 minutes. Bus Times from Hat Yai to Trang There [Read more…]

Koh Muk (also sometimes referred to as ‘Ko Mook’) is one of the lesser visited Thai islands and there are limited public transport options for travel to Koh Muk. The easiest way to reach Koh [Read more…]

There is single direct service per day from Koh Lanta Yai (the main island) to Trang. This service is a joint ferry and bus service operated by Tigerline Travel with a choice of three arrival points in [Read more…]

Hat Yai bus station is large and busy. Hat Yai is the largest city in Southern Thailand and it is the major transport hub for connections from Bangkok to locations in the Southern provinces and [Read more…]