Again, great photos.
When there, somebody told me that the middle part of the bridge (squary construction) is what was built during the day and bombed overnight. The arched ones are the same.
0
Nakhon Sawanwhats there
Started by simba, 2005-02-18 04:04
#42
The Colonel an Amateur Photographer Posted 2005-09-21 22:30:54 think_too_mut, on 2005-09-21 21:47:47, said: Again, great photos. Thank you When there, somebody told me that the middle part of the bridge (squary construction) is what was built during the day and bombed overnight. Do not know that part, but, it was bombed, yes. The arched ones are the same. YES They are REAL Now I know what you mean about !!! photos The Bridge “Span” came from Java (Dutch, BTW) and the middle part was bombed, hence no Arches.   Hope that helps.  See you next time in Kan  Yours truly,  Kan Win 
#44
Senior Member Posted 2006-02-17 21:48:57
 For you RC.  North View   East View   South View   West View   More to view later. Yours truly  (this time around) Kan Win  #45
Senior Member Posted 2006-02-26 17:02:59
Nakhon Sawan is a great place, im usually there about 2 or 3 times a week. Some good restauants (nice chinese near fairy land) all the fast food places, enough shopping, a really nice park and loads more....  You'll love it Do you know where and how to get a Thai driving license in Nakhon Sawan. Been using my expired International one for 3 years and need to get legal or my insurance is invalid apparently. #46
Senior Member Posted 2006-02-26 21:39:58
Nakhon Sawan is a great place, im usually there about 2 or 3 times a week. Some good restauants (nice chinese near fairy land) all the fast food places, enough shopping, a really nice park and loads more.... You'll love it Do you know where and how to get a Thai driving license in Nakhon Sawan. Been using my expired International one for 3 years and need to get legal or my insurance is invalid apparently. Hi there, If you have a non immigrant visa than you can transfer the older Licence into the Thai Licence at the Testing Ground and this isn't really easy to find . But it is near Toyota and Honda Nakhon Sawan (this is outside of Town on Phitsanulok road - if you go outside town it is on the right side) . I did that about 6 month ago and you'll be better off if you have somebody speaking Thai with you (unless, you speak good Thai), as no one will be able to speak in English there. As i never made my Motorbikle Licence i did it the same time and there i had the Exam there and by surprise they have this in English as well. It is somwhat funny to watch this exams as the average Thai seems to be fail on these exames more than two times ...that explaines now why the Thai's driving in Nakhon Sawan is in fact much worse than in most of the African Countries ! Regardless, your licence will cost you about 100 Baht and is valid for one year and than you will go there again for just renewing it (i have been told ...not done that yet), but that is fairly easy. Pay the Fee bring some Pics passport...and you'll have it the sam day. If i am not mistaken you will get the second licence for 3 years or so....well i can tell you exactly in july and then i will renew so i'll see what i get and let you know then... Hope that helps, rcm 
#47
Senior Member Posted 2006-02-27 00:20:09
Nakhon Sawan is a great place, im usually there about 2 or 3 times a week. Some good restauants (nice chinese near fairy land) all the fast food places, enough shopping, a really nice park and loads more.... You'll love it Do you know where and how to get a Thai driving license in Nakhon Sawan. Been using my expired International one for 3 years and need to get legal or my insurance is invalid apparently. Hi there, If you have a non immigrant visa than you can transfer the older Licence into the Thai Licence at the Testing Ground and this isn't really easy to find . But it is near Toyota and Honda Nakhon Sawan (this is outside of Town on Phitsanulok road - if you go outside town it is on the right side) . I did that about 6 month ago and you'll be better off if you have somebody speaking Thai with you (unless, you speak good Thai), as no one will be able to speak in English there. As i never made my Motorbikle Licence i did it the same time and there i had the Exam there and by surprise they have this in English as well. It is somwhat funny to watch this exams as the average Thai seems to be fail on these exames more than two times ...that explaines now why the Thai's driving in Nakhon Sawan is in fact much worse than in most of the African Countries ! Regardless, your licence will cost you about 100 Baht and is valid for one year and than you will go there again for just renewing it (i have been told ...not done that yet), but that is fairly easy. Pay the Fee bring some Pics passport...and you'll have it the sam day. If i am not mistaken you will get the second licence for 3 years or so....well i can tell you exactly in july and then i will renew so i'll see what i get and let you know then... Hope that helps, rcm Thank you RCM, I have a non-imm O visa but I don't have a Thai license to transfer only my UK license. Can I get a new Thai one there? I've heard you need a letter proving your address in Thailand. Can my wife and I take our house deeds? #48
Senior Member Posted 2006-02-27 04:11:03
Look in the motor forum for all your answers.
#49
Senior Member Posted 2006-02-27 07:38:59
[quote name='hunglikea' post='659631' date='2006-02-27 00:20:09'][quote name='rcm' post='659473' date='2006-02-26 21:39:58']
[quote name='hunglikea' post='659187' date='2006-02-26 17:02:59'] [quote name='Chainat1' post='484347' date='2005-09-20 23:47:06'] Nakhon Sawan is a great place, im usually there about 2 or 3 times a week. Some good restauants (nice chinese near fairy land) all the fast food places, enough shopping, a really nice park and loads more.... You'll love it [/quote]Do you know where and how to get a Thai driving license in Nakhon Sawan. Been using my expired International one for 3 years and need to get legal or my insurance is invalid apparently. [/quote] Hi there, If you have a non immigrant visa than you can transfer the older Licence into the Thai Licence at the Testing Ground and this isn't really easy to find . But it is near Toyota and Honda Nakhon Sawan (this is outside of Town on Phitsanulok road - if you go outside town it is on the right side) . I did that about 6 month ago and you'll be better off if you have somebody speaking Thai with you (unless, you speak good Thai), as no one will be able to speak in English there. As i never made my Motorbikle Licence i did it the same time and there i had the Exam there and by surprise they have this in English as well. It is somwhat funny to watch this exams as the average Thai seems to be fail on these exames more than two times ...that explaines now why the Thai's driving in Nakhon Sawan is in fact much worse than in most of the African Countries ! Regardless, your licence will cost you about 100 Baht and is valid for one year and than you will go there again for just renewing it (i have been told ...not done that yet), but that is fairly easy. Pay the Fee bring some Pics passport...and you'll have it the sam day. If i am not mistaken you will get the second licence for 3 years or so....well i can tell you exactly in july and then i will renew so i'll see what i get and let you know then... Hope that helps, rcm [/quote] Thank you RCM, I have a non-imm O visa but I don't have a Thai license to transfer only my UK license. Can I get a new Thai one there? I've heard you need a letter proving your address in Thailand. Can my wife and I take our house deeds? [/quote] Hi there, I had the same scenario for the Motorbike licence that i never made before and i could do it. What i ususally do if i have things like that to do is take all available Papers with Wedding Certificate ,Tien Ban, Passport, Id(yes, maybe even the House deeds will help) ....and since this is something that doesn't happen very often in Nakhon Sawan they will all be confused for a while but in the end you will get it. You will have a written Test that is fairly easy and the driving test . I had to do the driving test with the Motorbike on an Area right beside the Main Building . good luck , rcm [quote name='rcm' post='659872' date='2006-02-27 07:33:04'][quote name='hunglikea' post='659631' date='2006-02-27 00:20:09'] [quote name='rcm' post='659473' date='2006-02-26 21:39:58'] [quote name='hunglikea' post='659187' date='2006-02-26 17:02:59'] [quote name='Chainat1' post='484347' date='2005-09-20 23:47:06'] Nakhon Sawan is a great place, im usually there about 2 or 3 times a week. Some good restauants (nice chinese near fairy land) all the fast food places, enough shopping, a really nice park and loads more.... You'll love it [/quote]Do you know where and how to get a Thai driving license in Nakhon Sawan. Been using my expired International one for 3 years and need to get legal or my insurance is invalid apparently. [/quote] Hi there, If you have a non immigrant visa than you can transfer the older Licence into the Thai Licence at the Testing Ground and this isn't really easy to find . But it is near Toyota and Honda Nakhon Sawan (this is outside of Town on Phitsanulok road - if you go outside town it is on the right side) . I did that about 6 month ago and you'll be better off if you have somebody speaking Thai with you (unless, you speak good Thai), as no one will be able to speak in English there. As i never made my Motorbikle Licence i did it the same time and there i had the Exam there and by surprise they have this in English as well. It is somwhat funny to watch this exams as the average Thai seems to be fail on these exames more than two times ...that explaines now why the Thai's driving in Nakhon Sawan is in fact much worse than in most of the African Countries ! Regardless, your licence will cost you about 100 Baht and is valid for one year and than you will go there again for just renewing it (i have been told ...not done that yet), but that is fairly easy. Pay the Fee bring some Pics passport...and you'll have it the sam day. If i am not mistaken you will get the second licence for 3 years or so....well i can tell you exactly in july and then i will renew so i'll see what i get and let you know then... Hope that helps, rcm [/quote] Thank you RCM, I have a non-imm O visa but I don't have a Thai license to transfer only my UK license. Can I get a new Thai one there? I've heard you need a letter proving your address in Thailand. Can my wife and I take our house deeds? [/quote] Hi there, I had the same scenario for the Motorbike licence that i never made before and i could do it. What i ususally do if i have things like that to do is take all available Papers with Wedding Certificate ,Tien Ban, Passport, Id(yes, maybe even the House deeds will help) ....and since this is something that doesn't happen very often in Nakhon Sawan they will all be confused for a while but in the end you will get it. You will have a written Test that is fairly easy and the driving test . I had to do the driving test with the Motorbike on an Area right beside the Main Building . good luck , rcm [/quote] OOPs sorry wrong answer, you will transfer your UK Licence to the Thai..this happens without any test(except your Visions Check) just bring all the Papers that you have on Hand they will sort out for what they want and what they don't . As mentioned before this doesn't happen very often there so they will al be confused but you should have it without to many headaches. #50
Platinum Member Posted 2006-02-27 09:40:02 Quote If you have a non immigrant visa than you can transfer the older Licence into the Thai Licence at the Testing Ground and this isn't really easy to find . But it is near Toyota and Honda Nakhon Sawan (this is outside of Town on Phitsanulok road - if you go outside town it is on the right side) , Your right if you dont know where it is then it's not easy to find its also where you change the regestration papers if you buy sell a car and do the anual check up.Where in Nakorn are you? I usually do mine in Takli as its closer and our Auntie used to run it which made things a little easier I thought you had to have proof of address but it been a long time since I've done mine.If any of you are ever around the Tak Far/Takli area feel free to pop in for a beer or ten RC #51
Senior Member Posted 2006-02-27 10:46:12
Quote If you have a non immigrant visa than you can transfer the older Licence into the Thai Licence at the Testing Ground and this isn't really easy to find . But it is near Toyota and Honda Nakhon Sawan (this is outside of Town on Phitsanulok road - if you go outside town it is on the right side) , Your right if you dont know where it is then it's not easy to find its also where you change the regestration papers if you buy sell a car and do the anual check up.Where in Nakorn are you? I usually do mine in Takli as its closer and our Auntie used to run it which made things a little easier I thought you had to have proof of address but it been a long time since I've done mine.If any of you are ever around the Tak Far/Takli area feel free to pop in for a beer or ten RC Hi RC, I am about 5km from Town/ namely Nakhonsawantok ...if you ever in Nakhon Sawan "Town "let me know we can have the 10 Beers there... rcm
#52
Member Posted 2006-03-03 11:31:48
Delightful place NS.
Fields of green, pregnant cows and friendly ghosts who tie the curtains in pretty bows.
#53
Senior Member Posted 2006-03-03 13:50:04
Delightful place NS. Fields of green, pregnant cows and friendly ghosts who tie the curtains in pretty bows. Hmmm, i usually see that too ...after 6 Changs and a bottle of Regency.  But yes Nakhon Sawan is a real nice place even without the Booze...  rcm
#54
Senior Member Posted 2006-03-06 17:56:34
Delightful place NS. Fields of green, pregnant cows and friendly ghosts who tie the curtains in pretty bows. Hmmm, i usually see that too ...after 6 Changs and a bottle of Regency. But yes Nakhon Sawan is a real nice place even without the Booze... rcm I'm on my 7th Chang, it's nearly 6pm... I'm ready for them! #55
Senior Member Posted 2006-03-06 19:13:52
Delightful place NS. Fields of green, pregnant cows and friendly ghosts who tie the curtains in pretty bows. Hmmm, i usually see that too ...after 6 Changs and a bottle of Regency. But yes Nakhon Sawan is a real nice place even without the Booze... rcm I'm on my 7th Chang, it's nearly 6pm... I'm ready for them! Cheers ,i am on Regency already ....i left a PM for you regarding your DL .rcm 
#57
Senior Member Posted 2006-03-08 12:19:58
Anything in Latyao???????  Not a lot but that doesn't make it a bad place. #58
Senior Member Posted 2006-04-21 12:05:04
Stupid question. Are there any taxis in Nakhon Sawan? I am arriving by train and then need to go a further 45 minutes outa the city to the missus house. Any logical way to get there other than bus?
#59
Senior Member Posted 2006-04-21 12:10:55
Stupid question. Are there any taxis in Nakhon Sawan? I am arriving by train and then need to go a further 45 minutes outa the city to the missus house. Any logical way to get there other than bus? hi there, Taxis no, Tuk tuk some , does your missus have any friends/Family with car? What is the exact place you're going too? rcm
#60
Senior Member Posted 2006-04-21 12:31:14
No mate, they only have a motorbike. We are going to a place that is close to Pichit.
#61
Senior Member Posted 2006-04-21 12:57:05
No mate, they only have a motorbike. We are going to a place that is close to Pichit. Hi again, some options...one is you take the Bus from Mor Chit (Bangkok Bustation) that leads to Phi chit or you go by train to NS and than take a Tuktuk to the Busstation in Nakhon sawan (opposite Pimarn Hotel) and go from there to Phi Chit. I would take the option with the Bus from Mor chit to Phi chit... hope that helps, rcm
#63
Platinum Member Posted 2006-04-25 12:39:12
Or just take the bus from BKK to Pichit. Or a Mini bus from Chatachk market might even get you closer, can get ones that go right past my house (highway 11) there, and they end up in Ta Tago about 30 min from Pitchit so I'm sure they will have ones going all the way.
#64
Newbie Posted 2007-01-03 02:17:09
Hi NS peoples,
where can I rent a motorbike (Honda Wave etc.) at Nakhon Sawan? #65
Boating member Posted 2007-01-07 21:48:54
Hi NS peoples, where can I rent a motorbike (Honda Wave etc.) at Nakhon Sawan? I don't know off ANY rental shops in town(Bikes or cars),but i will ask my girl if she know's of any,and get back to you,ok!May i suggest buying second hand?Not expensive,but i don't know your finances or travel arrangements,but if here for a while,buying is a good option.Oh,please buy a helmet,we don't want to lose another farang,haha.
|
Sponsored by: |
1 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users
