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Bedgasm Hostel Chanthaburi

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Bedgasm Hostel Chanthaburi Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Landmarks
Bedgasm Hostel Chanthaburi
0km
BREEZE SHOP
0.13km
0.15km
Gem Museum
0.18km
Wat Phai Lom (Royal Monastery)
0.64km
International Gems Market Chanthaburi
0.65km
Wat Pa Khlong Kung
0.66km
Wat Khetnaboonyaram
0.74km
Suan Rianru Pracham Chumchon Rim Nam Chantha Bun (Chanthaburi River Community Cultural Center)
0.85km
0.89km

Transportation to Hostel Bedgasm

  • Airport

    Haneda Airport

    Airport

    27.12km from Haneda Airport, approx. 30min by car

  • Train Stations

    Uguisudani Station

    Train Stations

    1.54km from Uguisudani Station, approx. 23min by foot

    Arakawa-Itchumae Station

    Train Stations

    1.68km from Arakawa-Itchumae Station, approx. 25min by foot

  • Metro Stations

    Iriya

    Metro Stations

    0.43km from Iriya, approx. 7min by foot

    Minowa

    Metro Stations

    1.09km from Minowa, approx. 17min by foot

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