Sombat Tour’s Bus Stations in Bangkok

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Sombat Tour uses two terminals with buses departing from Bangkok. Go to Mo Chit station for trips north and northeast and Sai Tai Mai station for trips to the south. Both stations have AC, food, and shops to make your wait comfy. Sombat Tour buses go all over Thailand.

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Sombat Tour Bangkok Bus Stations

Sombat Tour VIP Bus - Scania brand on Bangkok to Chiang Rai route.
Sombat Tour VIP Bus of Scania Brand, route Bangkok and Chiang Rai © Wanolan Sriboonkam / Shutterstock.com

Which Sombat Tour Bus Terminal?

Sombat Tour operates from two main terminals in Bangkok, each serving different regions of Thailand. Understanding the purpose and features of each station will help you plan your journey more effectively.

Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit)

Primary Destinations: Northern and Northeastern Thailand (e.g., Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Udon Thani)
Location: Chatuchak area, near Mo Chit BTS and Kamphaeng Phet MRT stations
Key Features: Large, modern facility with extensive amenities

The Northern Bus Terminal, also known as Mo Chit, is Bangkok’s largest bus station and serves as the main hub for Sombat Tour’s northern routes. Its central location and excellent public transport links make it easily accessible for most travelers in Bangkok.

Southern Terminal Bangkok (Sai Tai Mai)

Primary Destinations: Southern Thailand (e.g., Phuket, Krabi, Surat Thani)
Location: Taling Chan area, western Bangkok
Key Features: Modern facility with good amenities, connected to SC Plaza shopping mall

The Southern Terminal, known as Sai Tai Mai, is where Sombat Tour operates its services to southern Thailand. While slightly less central than Mo Chit, it offers modern facilities and is conveniently located for those staying in western Bangkok.

Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit)

Bangkok's Mo Chit Bus Terminal, a key transportation hub connecting to northern and northeastern Thailand.
Mo Chit Bus Terminal: Gateway to Thailand’s North and Northeast. © Sitthipong Pengjan / Shutterstock.com
Contact Information
📍 Northern Bus Terminal (1st floor, ticket counters 11-18, and Isan Line 3rd floor, counters 38 and 90)
🕒 Sombat Tour opening hours: 05:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Getting to Mo Chit Bus Terminal is convenient with several transportation options:

  • By MRT: Alight at Kamphaeng Phet Station (Exit 1). From here, it’s about a 2-kilometer journey to the bus terminal. You can take a short taxi ride or motorbike taxi to complete your trip.
  • By BTS: Get off at Mo Chit BTS Station. The bus terminal is about 2.3 kilometers away. You can take a taxi or motorbike taxi from the station to the terminal.
  • By Taxi: Taxis are readily available throughout Bangkok and provide door-to-door service. From central Bangkok, the fare typically ranges from 150 to 250 THB, depending on traffic conditions. Always ensure the driver uses the meter.

Facilities and Services

Mo Chit Bus Terminal offers a range of facilities to ensure a comfortable wait for your Sombat Tour bus:

  • Air-conditioned waiting areas with comfortable seating
  • Food court on the 3rd floor
  • Multiple 7-Eleven convenience stores
  • Clean restrooms (free of charge)
  • ATMs and currency exchange services
  • Left luggage office (open 5am to 10pm)
  • Shops and massage services

Sombat Tour’s ticket counters are located on the 1st floor, at counters 11-18.

Popular Routes and Destinations

Sombat Tour bus from Bangkok to Chiang Mai with a night view of Chiang Mai city under a full moon.

Sombat Tour operates numerous routes from Mo Chit Bus Terminal, primarily serving northern and northeastern Thailand. Some popular destinations include:

Destination Approximate Travel Time
Bangkok to Chiang Mai 10-11 hours
Bangkok to Chiang Rai 11-13 hours
Bangkok to Lampang 8-9 hours
Bangkok to Udon Thani 8-9 hours
Bangkok to Nong Khai 10-11 hours

Southern Bus Terminal (Sai Tai Mai)

Exterior view of Southern Bus Terminal Bangkok (Sai Tai Mai)
SC Plaza “Sai Tai Mai” or Southern Terminal in the afternoon. © Suparin / Shutterstock.com
Contact Information
📍 Southern Bus Terminal (Sai-Tai Mai) (3rd floor, Counters 49, 50)
🕒 Sombat Tour opening hours: 05:00 AM – 08.30 PM

Getting to Sai Tai Mai Bus Terminal:

  • By Taxi: The most convenient option. From central Bangkok, expect to pay around 170 THB for a 25-45 minute journey, depending on traffic.
  • By BTS and Taxi: Take the BTS to Bang Wa station, then a taxi for the remaining 9 km (about 15-20 minutes, 80 THB).
  • By SRT Red Line: For travelers from Don Mueang Airport or northern Bangkok, take the SRT Red Line to Taling Chan Station, then a short taxi ride to the terminal.

Facilities and Services

Sai Tai Mai offers modern amenities for a comfortable pre-journey experience:

  • Air-conditioned waiting areas
  • Food court on the top floor
  • 7-Eleven convenience store on the ground floor
  • Coffee shops and fast-food outlets (including KFC)
  • Clean restroom facilities
  • Luggage storage service
  • Street food vendors outside by the minivan platform

Sombat Tour’s ticket counters are located on the 1st floor at counters 49-50.

Popular Routes and Destinations

Sombat Tour operates several routes from Sai Tai Mai, primarily serving southern Thailand. Popular destinations include:

Destination Approximate Travel Time
Bangkok to Hua Hin 3-4 hours
Bangkok to Phuket 12-13 hours
Bangkok to Krabi 11-12 hours
Bangkok to Surat Thani 10-11 hours
Bangkok to Hat Yai 13-14 hours

Sombat Tour Bus Options

Interior seating of Sombat Tour VIP bus with spacious, reclining seats.
ClassFeatures
VIP 20 (Supreme Class)1-1 seating, maximum privacy, personal TV screens, USB chargers
VIP 33 (Supreme Class)1-2 seating, spacious seats, personal TV screens, USB chargers
Express (Star Class)2-2 seating, reclining seats, onboard entertainment
Express (Super Class)2-2 seating, comfortable seats, air conditioning

For more detailed information about the seating layouts, amenities, and features of these bus types, please refer to our in-depth articles:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit) serves routes to northern and northeastern Thailand, while the Southern Bus Terminal (Sai Tai Mai) serves southern routes. Choose your departure point based on your destination.

It’s recommended to arrive at least 60 minutes before your scheduled departure time to allow for check-in, baggage handling, and boarding procedures.

Yes, you can book Sombat Tour tickets online through SiamTickets up to 6 months in advance. This allows you to secure your preferred seats and avoid queues at the terminal.

Both terminals offer a range of amenities including food courts, convenience stores, ATMs, restrooms, and waiting areas. Mo Chit, being larger, generally offers more extensive facilities.

Yes, passengers are typically allowed 2 pieces of luggage with a total weight not exceeding 25 kg. Additional fees may apply for excess baggage.

Summary

Planning a bus trip from Bangkok? Here’s what to know about Sombat Tour stations:

  • Mo Chit station for north and northeast trips
  • Sai Tai Mai station for south trips
  • Both have AC, food, and shops
  • VIP and Express seats are available
  • Buses go to many Thai cities
  • Book up to a year ahead on SiamTickets
  • Arrive 60 minutes before your bus leaves

For more information about Sombat Tour’s services, routes, and bus types, visit our comprehensive guide to Sombat Tour.

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