THAILAND to LAOS by SECOND CLASS TRAIN from Bangkok to Nong Khai

Today I take a trip from the Thailand capital Bangkok to the Laos capital Vientiane. Taking the local day train to the border town of Nong Khai and then crossing the border to Laos.
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Filmed: 23rd June 2023
Departure: Bangkok Don Mueng
Arrival: Nong Khai
Cost: THB฿489/$A$20.84/GBP£10.89
Duration: 8 Hours 40 Minutes
Class: Second Class
Tickets: 12go.com

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[@neilstleon6251]

Great filming and excellent down to earth overview.

[@kevpn30]

thank you for the information!

[@respectallfaith]

Every country wants a return or outgoing air ticket before allowing in at the immigration.
I wonder how people then travel by train to exit to other countries .

[@TheAdventureCloset]

Thanks for the informative video! What did you use for the video map of the train route that was nice.

[@trentthai]

How much did u pay for the tuk tuk from the train station?

[@izzatharidan]

How do u get the tickets?

[@soumen8624]

5:28 is where i live, Khon Kaen city.

[@JoshGoesSlow]

Nice!

[@datokmaringgih8998]

i din't expect 'fan' still exist for lower class transportation train or Bus in thailand. thanks was come in Malaysia

[@JoshGoesSlow]

Yeah, still fans. The train had fans but was also air conditioned. Though there are a lot of non air conditioned trains still in Thailand.

[@MARIASvlog]

❤❤❤

[@ulfaoktaviani1140]

Hi! Can I buy the ticket train via online?

[@PipinhoSnow]

:)

[@AndrewG1989]

Thailand is such a remarkable country in Southeast Asia. And relies on trains as well public transport.