BANGKOK, Thailand – The Transport Company Limited (BorKorSor), Thailand’s state-run intercity bus operator, has announced a major update to its domestic and international bus timetables, aligning services with the increased travel demand and safety needs of passengers during the rainy season.
Chatchawan Pornamorntham, Acting President of BorKorSor, stated that 71 routes are now in operation with 269 trips per day — a strategic move driven by the Transport Ministy. The updated services are intended to enhance safety, efficiency, and comfort for commuters and tourists alike, especially during periods of inclement weather.
Current Passenger Demand
Weekdays:
Passenger Volume: 80,000–90,000 daily
Trips Operated: 5,000–6,000
Weekends/Public Holidays:
Passenger Volume: Around 100,000
Trips Operated: Approximately 7,000
Domestic Routes: 59 Routes, 208 Trips Per Day (Effective May 1, 2025)
Northern Thailand – 21 Routes, 68 Trips Daily
Bangkok–Chiang Rai–Chiang Saen (875 km)
Fare: 722 Baht
Departure from Bangkok: 7:00 PM
Return from Chiang Saen: 4:30 PM
Bangkok–Nan (677 km)
Fare: 567 Baht
Departure from Bangkok: 8:00 PM
Return from Nan: 6:20 PM
Northeastern & Eastern Thailand – 23 Routes, 86 Trips Daily
Bangkok–Nong Khai (614 km)
Fare: 515 Baht
Departure from Bangkok: 8:00 PM
Return from Nong Khai: 7:00 PM
Bangkok–Ubon Ratchathani (649 km)
Fare: 544 Baht
Departure from Bangkok: 7:50 PM
Return from Ubon Ratchathani: 6:30 PM
Southern Thailand – 15 Routes, 54 Trips Daily
Bangkok (Mo Chit 2)–Krabi (817 km)
Fare: 675 Baht
Departure: 5:45 PM
Return: 5:00 PM
Bangkok (Southern Bus Terminal)–Koh Samui (745 km)
Fare: 963 Baht
Departure: 6:35 PM
Return: 4:35 PM
International Routes: 12 Routes, 61 Trips Per Day
Thailand–Laos: 10 Routes
Key international lines include:
Nong Khai–Vientiane
Udon Thani–Vientiane
Ubon Ratchathani–Pakse
Mukdahan–Savannakhet
Bangkok–Vientiane
Chiang Rai–Bokeo via shuttle bus across the 4th Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge (Chiang Khong–Huay Xai)
Other notable international connections include:
Nakhon Phanom–Thakhek
Udon Thani–Nong Khai–Vang Vieng
Bangkok–Pakse
Loei–Xayaburi–Luang Prabang
Thailand–Cambodia: 2 Routes
Bangkok–Siem Reap
Bangkok–Phnom Penh
How to Book Tickets
Travelers can reserve seats and access real-time travel information through various official channels:
Website: https://tcl99web.transport.co.th
Mobile App: E-Ticket
Facebook Page: BorKorSor99
LINE: ID: @TCL99
Ticket Counters: Available nationwide
Customer Service Hotline: 0–2936–3660 (Weekdays during office hours) (TNA)
