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How to get to and from Si Satchanalai?
How to get to Si Satchanalai ?
Si Satchanalai is located sixty kilometers from Sukhothai. Some buses from Bangkok (Mochit Bus Terminal) to Chiang Mai go to Si Satchanalai Historiccal Park, you can take them directly from Bangkok or from Sukhothai Bus Terminal. Bus number 100 also goes from Bangkok to Si Stachanalai and stop by at Kampheng Phet.If you are in Sukhothai, there are some Wintour buses that you can take at New Sukhothai bus terminal and will pass not far from Si Satchanalai Historical Park. They can drop you on the main road just before a street leading to Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat. There you will see a small grocery store where the owner also rents bicycles (50 THB per day). Leave early in the morning to have the time to visit the park and catch the last bus to go back to Sukhothai. Otherwise, there are some guesthouses between Si Satchanalai Historical Park and Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat temple but if you go in the morning, it is just a one day trip from Sukhothai. You can find the timetable forbuses from Sukhothai to Si Satchanalai right here.
Buses and minivans to Si Satchanalai
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Leaving from Si Satchanalai ?
Once out of Si Satchanalai Historical Park, get to the main road on the other side of the suspension bridge that leads to Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat. There you can hail the buses that pass by, they will stop to pick you up and take you to Sukhothai.If you've rented your bike to the merchant right behind the yellow-roofed bus stop next to the big red arch, he'll stop the bus for you. The last bus to return to Sukhothai passes around 16: 30-17: 00 (exact time below).
Buses and minivans from Si Satchanalai
Please note: many buses can only be booked 30 days before departure, so they will not appear in our booking partner's results if you search earlier.
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