Is there a direct bus from Bangkok to Phnom Penh, and where do they stop?

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Nov 5, 2023

a year ago

Joe *******

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Hello, does anyone know if there is a bus go direct from Bangkok to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, if you know, can you tell me where in Bangkok it goes and where in P.P. stops, thank you

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The conversation discusses the availability of direct bus services from Bangkok to Phnom Penh, with suggestions for departure points such as Khao San Road and Phetburi Soi 5. Some users advise considering flying instead due to the lengthy bus journey, while others highlight the unique experience of traveling by bus to enjoy the scenery and visit local market towns.

Tim *********

Has it become more of a risk than when I did it in 2013? Bus from HCMC to Phnom Penh and Phnom Penh to Siem Reap. Then taxi to Poipet, walk across the border, tuk tuk to the station and train from Aryanthrapet. It's an amazing experience to see the changing countryside and stop at small market towns for meals. People should stop assuming we all want to fly.

a year ago

Daniel **********

The list of potential problems and dangers of traveling by bus from Bangkok to Phnom Penh are endless. I'd highly suggest to fly and save yourself trouble.

a year ago

Joe **********

Vireak Bentham. Phetburi Soi 5 in BKK and the busstation in PP

a year ago

Bob ********

a year ago

Bob ********

Not sure, I’m sorry - check online or there’s a Virak office not far from Phraya Thai BTS

a year ago

Phil ******

@Bob *******

return in baht?

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a year ago

Maple *********

Kao San Road.

a year ago

Richard *********

why submit yourself to 11++ hours on the road when u can fly on air asia for under $70 in 75 minutes?

a year ago

Richard *********

LOL: so u experience alot taking a bus from a-b for 11 hours? with only piss stops?

thats a new one for me

if i want experience the area (I been living in se asia 40 years) I bicycle

a year ago

Erick ******************

@Richard ********

because people want to discover the land and its people. You fly and see nothing or learn nothing.... I have travelled for most of my last 65 years...

a year ago

Norbert **********

@Richard ********

they call it travel experience 🙂.after 4h they realise that is shit travel option

a year ago

Phil ******

@Richard ********

not anymore.

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