TOYOTA COMMUTER9–13 seats
Toyota Commuter
Fuel + tolls + driver + water included
one way฿4,400/ per vehicle
KINGTOCAR · Private van with driver
Khao Yai to Bangkok Taxi & Private Van with Driver
Khao Yai to Bangkok by private van, one way per vehicle: Toyota Commuter ฿4,400 or Toyota Alphard ฿10,000, including driver, fuel, tolls and drinking water. The published route distance is about 144 km and the drive normally takes 2.5–3 hours, longer on Sunday afternoons and on the last day of a long weekend. Your driver picks you up at your hotel, resort or pool villa around Khao Yai and Pak Chong and drops you at your Bangkok home or hotel, or at Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang airport, for the same fare. The return costs the same as the trip out because our vans are based in the area, so nothing has to run empty from Bangkok to collect you. To book, send your date, time, pickup, drop-off, number of passengers and bags via LINE @kingtocar or call 084-709-3719.
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one way · per vehicle฿4,400Fuel + tolls + driver + water included
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Distance~144 km
Passengers6–7 / 9–13 seats
What's includedFuel + tolls + driver + water included
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Vehicles & fares
per vehicle · one way
TOYOTA ALPHARD6–7 seats
Toyota Alphard
Fuel + tolls + driver + water included
one way฿10,000/ per vehicle
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The return costs the same as the outbound: Commuter ฿4,400 · Alphard ฿10,000 per vehicle, one way (vans are based at both ends, so no empty-leg charge) · book both legs together or separately
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6 · Stops & places to visit
Khao Yai National Park
If you stay inside the park, the van can collect you while the gates are open (normally about 06:00–18:00). Give us the name of your park lodging at booking. Park entry fees are not included in the fare.
Pha Diao Dai viewpoint
A sunrise and sea-of-mist lookout deep in the park. For one last sunrise, go early on departure day and book the van for a late-morning pickup at your hotel. It usually closes for forest recovery in the rainy season, around June to September, so check the park notices first.
Nong Phak Chi watchtower
A wildlife hide over a grassland inside the park. Early morning and late afternoon give a better chance of seeing animals than midday, which makes it a good last-morning outing if you stay in the park. Stay quiet and never feed the animals.
Haew Suwat Waterfall
A waterfall around 20 metres high, a short walk from the car park. From park lodgings it fits into the morning before you leave; from a hotel outside the park it means driving back deep inside, so ask the team to confirm timing and price at booking.
PB Valley and GranMonte wineries
Working vineyards in the Pak Chong hills with restaurants overlooking the vines and shops for bottles to take home — a good lunch stop before the drive down. Mention it at booking so the rest of the schedule still works.
Farm Chokchai
A large dairy farm on Mittraphap Road in Pak Chong, on the way back to Bangkok — easy for fresh milk, ice cream and souvenirs. If you want a farm tour, book a slot ahead and tell us so we allow the time.
Pickup at your Khao Yai hotel or villa
Taxis and ride-hailing are hard to find around Khao Yai and Pak Chong. Your driver comes to the lobby of your hotel, resort or pool villa at the agreed time — just send the location pin on LINE.
Same fare as the trip out
Commuter ฿4,400 and Alphard ฿10,000 per vehicle, one way, with driver, fuel, tolls and water — the same as Bangkok to Khao Yai, because our vans are based in the area and none has to run empty from Bangkok.
Straight to Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang
No need to go into the city first: we drop you at the departures terminal for the same fare as a Bangkok address. Tell us your flight time and the team works out a pickup time with a traffic buffer.
Souvenir stops on the way down
Stop at Farm Chokchai, a winery or the souvenir shops along Mittraphap Road on the way. Tell us at booking so the timing works; for long or several stops the team quotes first for you to confirm.
A driver who times the return traffic
Sunday afternoon traffic back to Bangkok is heavy the whole way. The driver suggests a sensible departure time and checks which M6 motorway sections are open that day before choosing the faster road.
The right vehicle for your group
The Commuter (9–13 seats) suits bigger families, lots of luggage or golf bags; the Alphard (6–7 seats) suits smaller groups who want extra comfort. Tell us how many bags when you book.
Real KINGTOCAR trips
Photos marked “Real photo” were taken on actual KINGTOCAR transfers and in the vehicles used for them. Passengers’ faces and personal details are blurred for privacy.
Real photoVIP van cabin · captain seats
Real photoMeeting at the airport curb · Suvarnabhumi Airport
Real photoLoading up · Bangkok
Real photoHotel drop-off · ThonglorTravel tips for this route
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much is a taxi from Khao Yai to Bangkok?
It is a fixed price per vehicle, one way: Toyota Commuter ฿4,400 (9–13 seats) or Toyota Alphard ฿10,000 (6–7 seats), including driver, fuel, tolls and drinking water — not per person and not metered. Drop-off anywhere in Bangkok or at Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang airport is the same fare.
How far is Khao Yai from Bangkok and how long does the drive take?
The published route distance is about 144 km, normally 2.5–3 hours in light traffic. Leaving on a Sunday afternoon or the last day of a long weekend can take 4 hours or more, and if you stay deep inside the national park, add about 30–45 minutes for the mountain road.
Where do you pick up, and can you drop us at the airport?
We pick up at hotels, resorts, pool villas and homes around Khao Yai and Pak Chong, and at lodgings inside the park while the gates are open. Drop-off is your Bangkok home or hotel, or Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang airport, for the same fare. If you are flying, send your flight number and departure time and the team sets a pickup time that gets you there in time for check-in.
What is included in the fare, and what is not?
The fare includes the whole vehicle with driver, fuel, tolls and drinking water. National park entry fees, attraction tickets, meals and extra stops that were not agreed in advance are not included.
Should we choose the Commuter or the Alphard?
The Commuter has 9–13 seats and suits larger groups and families with plenty of luggage or golf bags. The Alphard has 6–7 more comfortable seats for smaller groups or older travellers, but less luggage space, so tell us your bag count and the team will confirm before you book.
Is the return trip the same price as Bangkok to Khao Yai?
Yes. Bangkok to Khao Yai and Khao Yai to Bangkok cost the same: Commuter ฿4,400 and Alphard ฿10,000 per vehicle, one way, because our vans are based in the area and none has to run empty from Bangkok. You can book both directions together and the team confirms the date and time of each trip.
How do I book, and how much is the deposit?
Message LINE @kingtocar or call 084-709-3719 with your date, time, pickup, drop-off, passengers and luggage. The team confirms the vehicle and total, a 50% deposit secures the booking and the balance is paid on the travel day. Cancel at least 3 days before travel and the deposit is refunded in full.
Can we stop at Farm Chokchai or a winery on the way back?
Yes, short stops on the route are fine — Farm Chokchai, a winery or the souvenir shops on Mittraphap Road, for example. Tell us at booking so the timing works. For several sights or a long visit, the team quotes first for you to confirm before booking.
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- Khao Yai National Park — Nawit science · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; displayed crops use CSS. No semantic edits.
- Khao Yai National Park — Jtri at Dutch Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; no semantic edits.
- Pha Diao Dai viewpoint — Charin ninsu · CC BY 3.0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; no semantic edits.
- Nong Phak Chi watchtower — กสิณธร ราชโอรส · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; no semantic edits.
- Haew Suwat Waterfall — Syced · CC0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; no semantic edits.
- PB Valley and GranMonte wineries — Thanate Tan · CC BY 2.0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; no semantic edits.
- Farm Chokchai — Thanate Tan · CC BY 2.0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; no semantic edits.
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