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Car Rental Bangkok
The best way to find a good deal on car rental Bangkok is to get multiple quotes and compare prices online. Need to book a car with Thai Rent a Car, Sixt, Hertz or Budget Thailand? We have great rates on all car categories, automatic cars, small and luxury, including pickups and the 12 seater minibus. Electric car hire Bangkok is now also available with Sixt Thailand.
Electric Car Hire Bangkok
Sixt Thailand have added 2 electric car options to their Thai fleet of rental cars. Both from China, the first is the cool looking Good Cat, the second is the estate version of the MG5, electric estate. Charging stations are now being added to most malls and shopping centres and fuel stations, but if you are travelling outside of BKK do check for location of charging stations. They can also be charged from your house electric supply if you are living in Thailand.
The Groovy Good Cat Great Wall Motors
The Cat has an impressive range of 500 km on full charge.
The MG EP Electric Estate Car
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Most customers book their car rental for pickup at Bangkok airport and drive to their final destination, for example Hua Hin or Pattaya. Others will stay a few nights in Bangkok and then have the car delivered to their Hotel when they intend to explore other parts of Thailand. Driving in Bangkok is not fun, it is congested and if you get lost or take the wrong turn that can easily add an hour to your travel time. So if you do intend staying in Bangkok, then the best option is to use the taxi service. The taxis in Bangkok are metered and are very cheap.
Hiring a rental car in Bangkok gives you the flexibility to explore areas outside the capital in air-conditioned comfort. Discover the cultural gems which lie on the doorstep of the Big Mango in your own time. Remember, Hua Hin is approx 3 hours drive from Bangkok and should be considered as a relaxing alternative to the busy city.
Bangkok Car Rental Highlights
In Thailand’s capital one will see golden palaces, floating markets, and majestic porcelain-laid spires. You can take in the Pratunam and Siam Squares for some premium shopping. Afterwards you can feel free to unwind in the European-style gardens of Dusit. Thon Buri is home to the magnificent Wat Arun temple. If you venture over to Phra Nakhon, you can see the Wat Pho Temple, and the world-famous Reclining Buddha. It is without a doubt, one of Asia's most cosmopolitan cities. It boasts authentic canals, busy markets and a vibrant nightlife.
Damnoen Saduak
Historically, Damnoen Saduak was actually the name given to the canal that was dug in the reign of King Rama IV by the military and the people of Samut Sakorn, Rajburi and Samut Songkhram province. In those days, without canals and rivers, transportation was just about non-existent. King Rama IV had great concern for the country's future economic growth. He had the canal dug in order to connect the Taachin River in Samut Sakorn Province with the Maklong River in Samut Songkhram Province
Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
On the verge of being replaced by supermarkets and shopping malls, Thailand's remaining floating markets are an enduring symbol of what life was like in days past. The very popular floating market in Ratchaburi, known as the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, is considered by many to be Thailand’s largest. Sellers arrive in boats that are laden with flowers, tropical fruits, and other fresh produce, creating a lively and vividly colourful scene that has been captured by photographers the world over. It's quite touristy, but well-worth the crowds in order to experience this unique and vibrant market. It’s most often best to make the trip early in the morning to see the market at its busiest and most colourful.
Bang Pa In
Just north situated along the banks of the Chaopraya River can be found Bang Pa In, summer palace of the Kings of Thailand. The palace can be traced back to the seventeenth century, long before Bangkok was the capitol. It has fallen into disuse for a long period. All buildings are dated from its revival by King Mongkut (Rama IV) in the 19th century. Present day, the palace is only used infrequently, and then it is mostly used for state occasions rather than as a royal summer residence.
Bangkok Car Hire Driving Essentials
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Over the years the customer service team at Car Hire Thailand have gained a wealth of experience in arranging car rental in Bangkok and other Thai detonations. We have established ourselves as the leader providing car hire in Thailand. Join the league of loyal customer by booking with us today. Explore nearby attractions in a 7 SUV Fortuner or book the Toyota minibus that will seat 10 or 12 passengers. We also have a good range of 5 & 6 seats and 2/4-door pickups available from Bangkok airport and downtown depots with an optional delivery service. Free within the delivery zone, normally 3kms. Simply enter your booking dates into the above booking engine and be amazed at our exclusive, attractive prices.
We are here to help you find a good deal on car rental Bangkok. If you are a regular customer and always book with the same supplier such as Budget, take a moment to look at the new upcoming suppliers such as Chic Car Rentals. A brand that is building up a reputation for best prices and a decent customer service. They also have cars on at all key airports in Thailand.