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Buses from Chiang Rai

From Chiang Rai we found 17 scheduled departures on 4 Oct 2026, spread over 7 destinations. The cheapest seat leaves for Sukhothai at ฿461, and the longest typical ride is the one to Rayong, at about 16 h 5 min.

Destinations

Chiang Rai to Bangkok

Chiang Rai to Bangkok: 9 departures, first 10:30 and last 19:05. Seats ฿722 to ฿905. About 12 h 30 min on the road.

Chiang Rai to Rayong

Chiang Rai to Rayong: 3 departures, first 15:27 and last 17:06. Seats ฿1,067 to ฿1,136. About 16 h 5 min on the road.

Chiang Rai to Nakhon Sawan

Chiang Rai to Nakhon Sawan: 1 departures, first 08:00 and last 08:00. Seats ฿823. About 9 h 10 min on the road.

Chiang Rai to Phayao

Chiang Rai to Phayao: 1 departures, first 17:30 and last 17:30. Seats ฿776. About 1 h 50 min on the road.

Chiang Rai to Phitsanulok

Chiang Rai to Phitsanulok: 1 departures, first 08:00 and last 08:00. Seats ฿644 to ฿684. About 8 h 2 min on the road.

Chiang Rai to Sukhothai

Chiang Rai to Sukhothai: 1 departures, first 07:30 and last 07:30. Seats ฿461. About 8 h on the road.

Chiang Rai to Uttaradit

Chiang Rai to Uttaradit: 1 departures, first 09:00 and last 09:00. Seats ฿466. About 5 h 30 min on the road.

Who runs the buses

Each operator is counted by the departures it runs from Chiang Rai to the destinations above.

Where the buses leave from

The day across these routes

The first bus of the day leaves at 07:30 (Chiang Rai to Sukhothai) and the last at 19:05 (Chiang Rai to Bangkok). The busiest hour is 17:00 with 4 departures, and 5 of the 18 departures, 27%, leave at 18:00 or later.

Fares run from ฿461 to ฿1,136, with the middle departure at ฿776. By seat type: VIP 7 (฿644 to ฿905); First class 7 (฿722 to ฿1,136); Standard 4 (฿461 to ฿738).

Typical ride lengths: 1 routes under 3 hours, 1 between 3 and 6, 3 between 6 and 10 and 2 over 10. The shortest is Chiang Rai to Phayao at 1 h 50 min and the longest Chiang Rai to Rayong at 16 h 5 min.

Listed services: emergency window hammers on 8 trips; marked emergency exits on 6 trips; charging points on 5 trips.