Sukhothai Sukhothai Province, Thailand Travel Guide
Flying has the fastest way to Sukhothai, with two main airports serving the area.
TDX is mainly served by Bangkok Airways from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), often with increased fares.
Shared minivan service (often by Bangkok Airways) or private taxis directly to hotels in Old or The New town.
Regular shared minivan services connect PHS to Sukhothai The Modern part of the city's bus terminal (approx. 1 hr).
Several vehicle rental firms have counters at PHS for self-drive travel.
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International Driving Permit (IDP) and your domestic driver's license needed.
Traffic in Thailand drives on the left-hand side of the road.
Sukhothai does not have its own train station. The nearest major train station is in Phitsanulok, approximately SIXTY kilometers east.
Buses give a convenient and popular way to reach Sukhothai from major cities.
Driving within Thailand needs an International Driving Permit (IDP) along with your valid home country's driving license.
Main highways connecting Sukhothai to other large cities are generally well-kept up and in good condition.
Sea and river arrivals are not relevant for Sukhothai. The urban area is an inland destination, distant from any coastline or major navigable rivers that serve passenger transportation routes.
No departure taxes apply are levied upon departure from Thailand by air; these charges are typically included in your international airline ticket.
Limited facilities, small terminal, few basic shops or cafes.
Larger, has more comprehensive facilities including eateries and shops.
Basic facilities, including local food stalls and waiting areas.
While main highways are generally good, secondary and country roads can be narrower and less well-lit. Drive defensively and exercise caution, especially for motorcycles and unforeseen obstacles.
