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เนื้อที่ 42.5 ตารางเมตร พื้นที่ใช้สอย 42 ตร.ม.
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ให้เช่าห้อง ขนาด 42.50 ตร.ม. คอนโดลุมพินีวิลล์ ประชาชื่น-พงษ์เพชร อาคาร A ชั้น 5 วิวสระว่ายน้ำ พร้อมเฟอร์นิเจอร์ Index เตียง 6 ฟุต เครื่องทำน้ำอุ่น ทีวี แอร์ มิตซูบิชิ 9000 และ 13000 btu อย่างละ 1 เครื่องชั้นวางรองเท้า และ โต้ะทานอาหาร ให้เช่า เดือนละ 12000 บาท (รวมค่าส่วนกลางแล้ว) ทำสัญญา 1 ปีหรืออย่างน้อย 6 เดือน พร้อมเงินประกัน ล่วงหน้า 2 เดือน
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be prepared in advanced for living in bkk
Bangkok is all about traffic and heat. Where to live has to be planned well in advance and is pending where the office is, duration of work contracts etc. Also one word of caution. When signing rental agreements make sure that the owner is really the holder of the title deed. Any rental agreement needs to be supported with a copy of the title deed and the ID card of the owner.
Bangkok, Thailand, Houses, Condominiums, Apartments
Viewing houses, condominiums or apartments starts with choosing the right location. Bangkok is vastly spread out, as a city of approximately 8 million people, and Thailand is as tall as the U.S. west coast.
In the Bangkok region, approximately half of all expats want to be in the central business district (CBD), or somewhere along the two skytrain routes serving that area, namely on or near Sukhumvit-Phloenchit Rd. or the Silom subdistrict. This area is almost purely highrise luxury condominiums and serviced apartments, though there are some individual homes and townhouses scattered around, sandwiched within the concrete maze.
The other half of expats are spread around Bangkok's suburbs, and are usually those who prefer a house and a quiet, spacious neighborhood, or else more economical housing, and/or to experience the Thai way of life (middle to upper class Thai). New housing estates near the expressways have many expat residents.
However, if you plan to commute into town, you should know which parts of the "expressway" are often jammed at what times, where the skytrain (and soon to be underground train) goes, and what other modes of transport are available (e.g., private and public expressway vans to a skytrain station).
The purpose of this section is to give you a general orientation to Bangkok and its regions, show you the most popular expat business and residential locations, review some of nicer places for expats, introduce you to some of the less conventional but nice places where some expats live off the beaten track, and attempt to give you a general feel for Bangkok and its different regions.
It is best to find a home well suited for you from the outset, because your environment and amenities can make a significant difference for your life here. A little more time and money spent up front will usually prove well worth it many times over, in the long run, in terms of your quality of life in Thailand, as well as money saved.
In the Bangkok region, approximately half of all expats want to be in the central business district (CBD), or somewhere along the two skytrain routes serving that area, namely on or near Sukhumvit-Phloenchit Rd. or the Silom subdistrict. This area is almost purely highrise luxury condominiums and serviced apartments, though there are some individual homes and townhouses scattered around, sandwiched within the concrete maze.
The other half of expats are spread around Bangkok's suburbs, and are usually those who prefer a house and a quiet, spacious neighborhood, or else more economical housing, and/or to experience the Thai way of life (middle to upper class Thai). New housing estates near the expressways have many expat residents.
However, if you plan to commute into town, you should know which parts of the "expressway" are often jammed at what times, where the skytrain (and soon to be underground train) goes, and what other modes of transport are available (e.g., private and public expressway vans to a skytrain station).
The purpose of this section is to give you a general orientation to Bangkok and its regions, show you the most popular expat business and residential locations, review some of nicer places for expats, introduce you to some of the less conventional but nice places where some expats live off the beaten track, and attempt to give you a general feel for Bangkok and its different regions.
It is best to find a home well suited for you from the outset, because your environment and amenities can make a significant difference for your life here. A little more time and money spent up front will usually prove well worth it many times over, in the long run, in terms of your quality of life in Thailand, as well as money saved.
Guide to bangkok living
1/. Use the meter in a taxi. If not on then tell the driver to turn it on. If you use a tuk tuk negotiate the price first.
2/. Carry a Bus road map. They are everywhere for 40 baht & buses are plentiful. 7baht on the red buses & small mini buses and 14 baht+ for the air con ones.
3/.Try using the sky-train. I think the Thais are afraid of heights as not many seem to frequent the sky train. It's clean, safe & quick especially if going from Silom to the end of Sukhumvit Rd. Its well marked and you make a change if going to Silom Rd from say Sukhumvit. On the plus side its faster than a cab or bus. However one regret-- there's no toilets.
4/.The old story: if you get accosted on the street by male or female intent on helping you, be careful-- they will most certainly lead you to a Jewelry scam shop or some other place. They will even make you laugh & know your country or town or are a medical student in their last year of study; or collecting for the Emergency fund, Say no. Besides, exploring yourself is part of the fun & who needs company during the "day's shopping spree".
5/. Yes! don't be afraid to try the world's best food. Thai food is delicious. When you see a place full of Thais then give it a try as the food will be safe.
6/. No you don't need to drink the tap water as bottled water is everywhere from 5-10 baht & 7/11's are everywhere 24 hours a day.
7/. Carry money as you need it. ATM's are everywhere & why lose your money when you needn't have carried so much in the first place.
8/. Only use safes in respected Hotels & not in guest houses. Remember they can zap your card then slip is back into your safety box & this happens in Khao Sarn Rd.
9/. If out late at night try not to wear too much gold especially travelling outside Bangkok. You never know who is taking a shine to your jewelry kit & Thais simply love gold and in 2009 more robberies in beach resorts like Pattaya occur.
10/. After all that you'll want a beer but if you are with a bar girl drink your drink before you go to the "John". Always watch your bottle being opened including a water bottle as it does happen here where you may fall asleep right at the bar & wake up minus your wallet 10 hours later. Caused by pills being dropped into your drink. Even a full bottle of water can contain drugs.
11/. Be yourself & leave your attitudes at home because Thai's love to smile. They want you to do the same as well and enjoy their culture because really in more ways than not we have lost ours in the West!
12/. Don't bring jumpers and jerseys to Thailand. Clothes are cheap here and best start a new wardrobe once you arrive. However come January it can get cool at night especially in the North. Use the fan trains etc during this time.
13/. If you take a girl back to your room from a bar be careful and keep your valuables well hidden. Ask the price first & keep your money in a safe place. Never carry a lot of money around with you & do not show off. A lot of Hotels now take the girl's ID card & will write her name etc down in case she disappears on you.
14/. Wanting to buy a business or need business help -- its FREE ask us
15/. When you arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport go to the departure on the 2nd floor & walk out to a waiting taxi then you won't have all the touts. As a Taxi drops someone off you hop in. If late don't go on tollway. If staying at Sukhumvit use the tollway. The trip should cost 350+ baht on the meter if traffic minimal. As at May 2009 many cabs will turn off the meter and ask you for 400 baht. Thats Ok as only a 50 baht tip if going thru the tollways and to nana Soi 4 Sunhumvit. If not they may stop and throw you out on the highway??? Keep the main shit as the taxi stand will already give the butt to the driver and try to remember his cab number.
16/. Remember all hotel entrances, bus & train stations, temples etc have loads of touts ready to take your dollar & nothing is a bargain. Tuktuks will charge you 20 baht all day---thats rubbish..
17/. If going trekking up North don't book accommodation or Treks in Khao San Rd. Its dear & not what you think once you arrive. Cheap is cheap-- want to catch a nice bus to Chiangmai go to the Northern Bus station & book on the Nachonchair Air Bus. Great service, drinks, 32 seaters & comfort. They have their own terminal & most leave in afternoon & early evenings
18/. On trains and buses do not accept food from people you do not know. Drugs are easy to knock you out & you could find your trip short lived because of it.
19/. Hey, but don't let all this deter you. Such things do occur but it won't happen to you cause you just read the rules & now you know. Chok dee Khruup & enjoy your stay in "the land of smiles"..
20/. Avoid all TOUTS on street corners, outside bars, gogos, massage parlours etc who hand you pretty brochures & cheap prices. This is a trap to lure you If no cover charge check the bill first even before you drink your drink. Avoid touts, The linger on street corners.
21/. Most bills are placed in jars in front of you. If not check your bill cost before you drink. If a problem leave. Sometimes staff need more salary and add extra drinks and or have 2 bills. Signs that display 50baht for a drink may in fact change once inside so check your bill for each drink before you drink.
22/. When paying with a 1000 baht note make it be known --hold it up or display it and say loudly 1000 baht as many times in bars the staff will say it was only 500baht and the Patpong gogos are reknown for this.Try to attract other foreigners attention as well to avpoid an altercation. make sure you have enough money to cover your bar bill???all the time..
23/. If in doubt DONT GO MAD or the bouncers may pounce on you. A confrontation is not worth your life and some foreigners have been shot or stabbed for a small altercation that wasn't really worth the money.??? In Thailand not one but many will bounce on you?? Talk loud if other foreigners about and always call the Tourist Police 1155.
24/. Stay at good hotels who have security and who vet those who go in and out. Some Hotels like Nana Hotel have security on all girls who go upstairs and this is a safeguard against girls drugging or robbing there men freinds.
2/. Carry a Bus road map. They are everywhere for 40 baht & buses are plentiful. 7baht on the red buses & small mini buses and 14 baht+ for the air con ones.
3/.Try using the sky-train. I think the Thais are afraid of heights as not many seem to frequent the sky train. It's clean, safe & quick especially if going from Silom to the end of Sukhumvit Rd. Its well marked and you make a change if going to Silom Rd from say Sukhumvit. On the plus side its faster than a cab or bus. However one regret-- there's no toilets.
4/.The old story: if you get accosted on the street by male or female intent on helping you, be careful-- they will most certainly lead you to a Jewelry scam shop or some other place. They will even make you laugh & know your country or town or are a medical student in their last year of study; or collecting for the Emergency fund, Say no. Besides, exploring yourself is part of the fun & who needs company during the "day's shopping spree".
5/. Yes! don't be afraid to try the world's best food. Thai food is delicious. When you see a place full of Thais then give it a try as the food will be safe.
6/. No you don't need to drink the tap water as bottled water is everywhere from 5-10 baht & 7/11's are everywhere 24 hours a day.
7/. Carry money as you need it. ATM's are everywhere & why lose your money when you needn't have carried so much in the first place.
8/. Only use safes in respected Hotels & not in guest houses. Remember they can zap your card then slip is back into your safety box & this happens in Khao Sarn Rd.
9/. If out late at night try not to wear too much gold especially travelling outside Bangkok. You never know who is taking a shine to your jewelry kit & Thais simply love gold and in 2009 more robberies in beach resorts like Pattaya occur.
10/. After all that you'll want a beer but if you are with a bar girl drink your drink before you go to the "John". Always watch your bottle being opened including a water bottle as it does happen here where you may fall asleep right at the bar & wake up minus your wallet 10 hours later. Caused by pills being dropped into your drink. Even a full bottle of water can contain drugs.
11/. Be yourself & leave your attitudes at home because Thai's love to smile. They want you to do the same as well and enjoy their culture because really in more ways than not we have lost ours in the West!
12/. Don't bring jumpers and jerseys to Thailand. Clothes are cheap here and best start a new wardrobe once you arrive. However come January it can get cool at night especially in the North. Use the fan trains etc during this time.
13/. If you take a girl back to your room from a bar be careful and keep your valuables well hidden. Ask the price first & keep your money in a safe place. Never carry a lot of money around with you & do not show off. A lot of Hotels now take the girl's ID card & will write her name etc down in case she disappears on you.
14/. Wanting to buy a business or need business help -- its FREE ask us
15/. When you arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport go to the departure on the 2nd floor & walk out to a waiting taxi then you won't have all the touts. As a Taxi drops someone off you hop in. If late don't go on tollway. If staying at Sukhumvit use the tollway. The trip should cost 350+ baht on the meter if traffic minimal. As at May 2009 many cabs will turn off the meter and ask you for 400 baht. Thats Ok as only a 50 baht tip if going thru the tollways and to nana Soi 4 Sunhumvit. If not they may stop and throw you out on the highway??? Keep the main shit as the taxi stand will already give the butt to the driver and try to remember his cab number.
16/. Remember all hotel entrances, bus & train stations, temples etc have loads of touts ready to take your dollar & nothing is a bargain. Tuktuks will charge you 20 baht all day---thats rubbish..
17/. If going trekking up North don't book accommodation or Treks in Khao San Rd. Its dear & not what you think once you arrive. Cheap is cheap-- want to catch a nice bus to Chiangmai go to the Northern Bus station & book on the Nachonchair Air Bus. Great service, drinks, 32 seaters & comfort. They have their own terminal & most leave in afternoon & early evenings
18/. On trains and buses do not accept food from people you do not know. Drugs are easy to knock you out & you could find your trip short lived because of it.
19/. Hey, but don't let all this deter you. Such things do occur but it won't happen to you cause you just read the rules & now you know. Chok dee Khruup & enjoy your stay in "the land of smiles"..
20/. Avoid all TOUTS on street corners, outside bars, gogos, massage parlours etc who hand you pretty brochures & cheap prices. This is a trap to lure you If no cover charge check the bill first even before you drink your drink. Avoid touts, The linger on street corners.
21/. Most bills are placed in jars in front of you. If not check your bill cost before you drink. If a problem leave. Sometimes staff need more salary and add extra drinks and or have 2 bills. Signs that display 50baht for a drink may in fact change once inside so check your bill for each drink before you drink.
22/. When paying with a 1000 baht note make it be known --hold it up or display it and say loudly 1000 baht as many times in bars the staff will say it was only 500baht and the Patpong gogos are reknown for this.Try to attract other foreigners attention as well to avpoid an altercation. make sure you have enough money to cover your bar bill???all the time..
23/. If in doubt DONT GO MAD or the bouncers may pounce on you. A confrontation is not worth your life and some foreigners have been shot or stabbed for a small altercation that wasn't really worth the money.??? In Thailand not one but many will bounce on you?? Talk loud if other foreigners about and always call the Tourist Police 1155.
24/. Stay at good hotels who have security and who vet those who go in and out. Some Hotels like Nana Hotel have security on all girls who go upstairs and this is a safeguard against girls drugging or robbing there men freinds.
how to live in Bangkok (BKK)
Live and have fun in Bangkok, Rent or buy a property in Bangkok Living in Bangkok is both boring and interesting. It depends on what activities you have daily and places that you should explore in Bangkok. There are so many recreation, entertainment, shopping and restaurant venues in Bangkok. All venues are both for day life and night life persons. Please click the links below:
Where to live in BangkokAs you may know, traffic in Bangkok is so jam. You are recommended to be located in an area that is easily access to subway or sky train. The traffice jam will not be a problem for people living in those areas that are convenient to MRTA or BTS.
Where to live in BangkokAs you may know, traffic in Bangkok is so jam. You are recommended to be located in an area that is easily access to subway or sky train. The traffice jam will not be a problem for people living in those areas that are convenient to MRTA or BTS.
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