Ubon Car Rent

Cars Available

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These vehicles and features are being displayed as examples only and may not be available at any locations. We also carry other vehicles not specify here. Please contact our reservation office for list of more available cars.

Information to customers Toyota Vios 1.5 G. economy

General Features

4 Doors 4 + 1 Seats ( Adult+ Child )

Automatic transmission
ABS. breaks system
Dual Airbags

Power steering
Power windows

Air conditioning

Central lock

Mp3 & CD player
Am/Fm radio
Hold 2-3 medium suitcase

Price List

1-2 days 1,000 B.per day

3-6 days 900 B. per day

7 days or more 800 B. per day

Information to customers Toyota Yaris 5 Doors Hatchback

General Features

5 Doors Hatchback 4 Seats (Adult )
Automatic transmission
Power steering, ABS breaks system
Dual Airbags
Air conditioning
Am/Fm radio
DVD, MP 3 player with 7” screen monitor
Central lock
Power windows
Hold 2-3 medium suitcases

Price List

1-2 days 1,000 B.per day

3-6 days 900 B. per day
7 days or more 800 B. per day

Information to customers Honda City 1.5 Economy

General Features

4 Doors 4 Seats ( Adult )

Automatic transmission

Power steering

Air conditioning

Am/Fm radio

CD player

Central lock

Power windows

Hold 2-3 medium suitcase

Price List

1-2 days 1,000 B.per day

3-6 days 900 B. per day

7 days or more 800 B. per day

Information to customers Mazda 2 Hatchback

General Features

5 Doors Hatchback 4 Seats ( Adult )

Automatic transmission

Power steering

Air conditioning

Am/Fm radio

MP 3 player

Central lock

Power windows

Hold 2-3 medium suitcase

Price List

1-2 days 1,000 B.per day

3-6 days 900 B. per day

7 days or more 800 B. per day

Information to customers Toyota Corolla Altis 1.6

General Features

4 Doors 5 Seats ( Adult )

Automatic transmission
Power steering

Air conditioning

Am/Fm radio

Best performance CD and Tape player

Central lock

Power windows

Hold 2-3 medium suitcase

Price List

1-2 days 1,200 B.per day

3-6 days 1,100 B. per day

7 days or more 1,000 B. per day

Information to customers Toyota Vigo 4 doors truck

General Features

4 Doors 5 Seats (Adult)
Automatic transmission

Power steering

Air conditioning
Am/Fm radio CD player

Air bag, abs brake system
Central lock

Power windows

Utility carry truck

Price List

1-2 days 1,300 B.per day

3-6 days 1,200 B. per day

7 days or more 1,100 B. per day

Note : Price inclusive of vat and first class Insurance.

Collection : 7 am. To 8 pm.

Return : The same time you collect !

The deposit sum 5,000 B. will be collected

Call Mr. Tanawat (Jack)+ 66 (0) 896299418 now for Bookings !

E-mail : uboncarrent@gmail.com

Facebook : www.facebook.com/uboncarrentlike

Skype : uboncarrent
Line ID : uboncarrent

Fast, Simple and Reliable ! No obligations !

Below are our previous customers

ATTRACTIONS

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General Information

The province is renowned for its strong Buddhist tradition, particularly the practice of forest-dwelling monks and the ancient Buddhist temples, which can still be seen throughout the province today. A gateway to Laos, Ubonratchathani is bordered to the east by the Mekong River and Laos, to the south by Cambodia, to the west by Yasothon and Sisaket Provinces and to the north by Amnat Charoen Province. The provincial capital is approximately 630 kilometers northeast of Bangkok.

The province is unique in its folk culture, which is expressed in the indigenous cuisine, handicrafts, such as silk and cotton products, basketry, and bronze-ware, and traditional events such as the Candle festival held every July. There are natural beauties and historical sites including the 4,000 years old rock formation, prehistoric rock paintings, national parks, waterfalls, and the two-colored river, etc.

The Past

Since the 10th century, Ubon Ratchathani, or simply Ubon, was part of the Khmer Empire until the Kingdom ofAyutthaya conquered it. Towards the end of the 18th century, Laotians immigrated to the northern banks of theMun River and founded the provincial capital. The Laotian influence is evident in the architectural structure of some of the city's religious buildings. This incident was told in the provincial seal which features a pond with a lotus flower and leaves in a circular frame. It symbolizes the ancient community of the people who fled the massacre of King Siriboonsarn of Vientiane and came to settle in Nong Bua LamPhu Province in 1779 during the reign of King Thonburi. This community was established as a province with the name Ubon Ratchathani Srivanalai in 1792 during the reign of King Rama I, the first king of the Chakri Dynasty.

During the reign of King Rama V, Ubon Ratchathani was annexed to Lao Kao town. Later in 1899, the area was under the supervision of Northeastern Monthon, with Ubon Ratchathani serving as an administrative hub. In 1900, the name was changed to Monthon I-San. When the Monthon system was abolished, the city has become Ubon Ratchathani province. During the Vietnam War, Ubon encountered expansive growth due to its proximity to an American air base.

The Present

Today, the province is the largest and one of the most important provinces in northeastern Thailand. Due to the large number of fascinating temples dotting the city, Ubon is a place of pilgrimage at the beginning of Buddhist Lent. Aside from the numerous attractions, festivals and holidays are celebrated with a unique Ubon flair.

Located in the Korat Basin about 68 meters (227 feet) above sea level, most of Ubon Ratchathani is a plateau sloping to the east to meet the Maekhong River, a border betweenThailand and the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic. Other major rivers in the area are the Chee River, Moon River, LumSaybok River, Lum Domeyai River and Lum Domenoi River. There are some high mountain ranges in the south such asBantad Range and Phanom Dongrak Range which border Ubon Ratchathani and the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic and theKingdom of Cambodia.

The most important natural resource in Ubon Ratchathani is its forests, such as Teng-Rung forests, Red forests and mixed forests. In the province, there are 50 national preserved forests, 3 national parks, 2 botanical gardens, 1 wild life preservation area and 1 botanical park.

There are highways and rail roads connecting different districts in Ubon Ratchathani with other provinces and there is one international airport located in Muang District.

People of Ubon Ratchathani are engaged in activities related to agriculture and livestock raising. They are religious and still abide by tradition and culture. Locals usually dwell in groups of houses, speak their own dialects and practice their traditionally handed down cultures.

The province covers 15,517 square kilometers and is divided into the following districts: Muang, Warin Chamrap, Det Udom, Buntharik, Na Chaluai, Nam Yuen, Phibun Mangsahan, Khong Chiam, Si Muang Mai, Trakan Phuet Phon, Khemarat, Mung Sam Sip, Khueang Nai, Kut Khaopun, Tan Sum, Pho Sai, Samrong, Sirindhorn, Don Mot Daeng, Thung Si Udom, Na Yia, Na Tan, Lao Suea Kok, Sawang Wirawong and Nam Khun.

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Call Mr. Tanawat (Jack)+ 66 (0) 896299418 now for Bookings !

E-mail : uboncarrent@gmail.com

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Skype : uboncarrent

Fast, Simple and Reliable ! No obligations !

Terms & Conditions

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Car Rental Agreement

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1. THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT ARE:

1.1 THE OWNER:

Full Name: Tanawat Kaewpate Phone number : 089-6299418

1.2 THE RENTER:

First Name: ………………………......................... Surname:………………………………………..

Passport number:………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Driver license number:……………………………………………………………………………………………..

2. THE OBJECT OF THE RENTAL IS:

2.1 Vehicle brand:…………………………………………………………………………………………………….

2.2 Model:……………………………………Color:…………………Registration Number:…………………………………..

3. CONDITION OF VEHICLE:

3.1 The Owner states that to the best of his knowledge and belief that above-described vehicle is in sound and safe condition and free of any known defects or faults which would affect its safe operation under normal use.

4. QUALIFICATIONS:

4.1 The Renter states that he / she is physically and legally qualified to operate the above-described vehicle.

5. RENTAL PERIOD:

The Owner agrees to rent the above-described vehicle to the Renter for the following period:

5.1 Starting Date: ……………………………………………………………………..

Time: ……………………………………………………………(a.m. / p.m.)

5.2 Ending Date:………………………………………………………………………..

Time: …………………………………………………………….(a.m. / p.m.) Total………………….days.

6. RENTAL RATE:

6.1 The Renter hereby agrees to pay the owner at the rate of……………....................THB. per day

Total amount …………………………THB.

6.2 All fuel used shall be paid for by the Renter.

7. EXCLUSIONS:

7.1 The rented vehicle shall not be used to carry passengers or property for hire.

7.2 The rented vehicle shall not be used to carry passengers in excess of the capacity stipulated in 2.7 above.

7.3 The rented vehicle shall not be used to carry passengers, goods or materials in excess of the rated weight carrying capacity of the vehicle as stipulated in 2.7 and 2.8 above.

7.4 The rented vehicle shall not be used to carry passengers other than in the interior or cab of the vehicle.

7.5 The rented vehicle shall not be used to push, propel or tow another vehicle, trailer or any other thing without the written permission of the Owner.

7.6 The rented vehicle shall not be used for any race or in any competition.

7.7 The rented vehicle shall not be used for any illegal purpose.

7.8 The Renter shall not operate the vehicle in a negligent manner.

7.9 The rented vehicle shall not be operated by any other person other than the Renter stipulated in 1.2 above without the written permission of the Owner.

8. INSURANCE:

8.1 The Renter hereby agrees that he / she shall be held fully responsible for any and all loss of or damage to the vehicle or equipment during the term of this Car Rental Agreement whether caused by collision, fire, flood, vandalism, theft or any other cause, except that which shall be determined to be caused by a fault or defect of the vehicle or equipment.

9. DEPOSIT:

9.1 The Renter further agrees to make a deposit of…5,000…THB. with the Owner, said deposit to be used, in the event of loss of or damage to the vehicle or equipment during the term of this Car Rental Agreement, to defray fully or partially the cost of necessary repairs or replacement.

9.2 In the absence of damage or loss, said deposit shall be credited toward payment of the Rental Rate and any excess shall be returned to the Renter.

10. RETURN OF VEHICLE:

10.1 The Renter hereby agrees to return the above-described vehicle to the Owner at the physical listed in 1.1. no later than…………………………

11. Early Return/Rental Extension

The duration of your rental starts and finishes according to the pick-up and drop- off dates and times detailed on your contract, the price of which will be confirmed at time of booking and is calculated on the basis of 24-hour units. If you, the renter, wish to extend the rental period after collection of the car, or if you return the car later than stated on your voucher. The contract for such an extension will always be with Ubon car rent directly and will charged by Ubon car rent at the daily rate, which may be higher than the rates agreed with us at the time of booking.

Notice: Unfortunately Ubon Car Rent is unable to make refunds for vehicles returned early.

Remark:

Our car rental quotes normally include compulsory insurance coverage required by law. You are only responsible for the excess amount of 10,000 Baht 15,000 Baht or 20,000 Baht depending on vehicle group in the event of non-recoverable loss or damage to the vehicle from the accident. In the other words when you are at fault or could not identify the third party involved in any accident damage you must pair the cost of repair of damage at maximum amount of 10,000 Baht for small group 15,000 Baht for medium group and 20,000 Baht for large group per accident

Signed at ……………………………………………………….On…………………………………………………………………..

OWNER:…………………………………………………………….Phone number: 089-6299418 (24 hrs)

RENTER:…………………………………………………………… Phone number:………………………………………….

Are you in need of car in Ubonratchatani ?

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Private Driver Guide
Ubon Car Rent services you in and around Ubonratchatani for reasonable prices. Perhaps you want a private chauffeur during your stay in our nice and clean city, someone knowledgeable.we provided English speaking driver May be you want to go a way for the day to take a look at Ubonratchatani's surroundings, such as the beautiful temples, National parks, waterfalls and more beautiful attraction places. We offer booking rates per hour and day please send us your information and requests today to administrator at this E-mail uboncarrent@gmail.com

Mobile : + 66 (0) 896299418 ( Jack, speaks English and Thai )

Below are our previous customers that enjoy the tours with us in Ubon area.

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Cars Available

Information to customers Toyota Vios 1.5 G. economy

General Features

4 Doors 4 + 1 Seats ( Adult+ Child )

Automatic transmission
ABS. breaks system
Dual Airbags

Power steering
Power windows

Air conditioning

Central lock

Mp3 & CD player
Am/Fm radio
Hold 2-3 medium suitcase

Price List

1-2 days 1,300 B.per day

3-6 days 1,200 B. per day

7 days or more 1,100 B. per day

Information to customers Toyota Yaris 5 Doors Hatchback

1-2 days 1,300 B.per day

3-6 days 1,200 B. per day
7 days or more 1,100 B. per day

Information to customers Honda City 1.5 Economy

General Features

4 Doors 4 Seats ( Adult )

Automatic transmission

Power steering

Air conditioning

Am/Fm radio

CD player

Central lock

Power windows

Hold 2-3 medium suitcase

Price List

1-2 days 1,300 B.per day

3-6 days 1,200 B. per day

7 days or more 1,100 B. per day

Information to customers Mazda 2 Hatchback

General Features

5 Doors Hatchback 4 Seats ( Adult )

Automatic transmission

Power steering

Air conditioning

Am/Fm radio

MP 3 player

Central lock

Power windows

Hold 2-3 medium suitcase

Price List

1-2 days 1,300 B.per day

3-6 days 1,200 B. per day

7 days or more 1,100 B. per day

Information to customers Toyota Corolla Altis 1.6

General Features

4 Doors 5 Seats ( Adult )

Automatic transmission
Power steering

Air conditioning

Am/Fm radio

Best performance CD and Tape player

Central lock

Power windows

Hold 2-3 medium suitcase

Price List

1-2 days 1,400 B.per day

3-6 days 1,300 B. per day

7 days or more 1,200 B. per day

Information to customers Toyota Vigo 4 doors truck

General Features

4 Doors 5 Seats (Adult)
Automatic transmission

Power steering

Air conditioning
Am/Fm radio CD player

Air bag, abs brake system
Central lock

Power windows

Utility carry truck

Price List

1-2 days 1,500 B.per day

3-6 days 1,400 B. per day

7 days or more 1,300 B. per day

Note : Price inclusive of vat and first class Insurance.

Collection : 7 am. To 8 pm.

Return : The same time you collect !

The deposit sum 5,000 B. will be collected

Transportations

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Ubon Car Rent has been in operation since 2009 and is one of Ubonratchatani reliable car rental operators. We offer a range of rental sedan cars, 4 doors trucks which are well maintained and in excellent condition.

How to get to Ubon Ratchathani

As a major provincial capital and transportation hub for Southwestern Isan, Ubon Ratchathani can easily be reached via private car, bus, train, or plane. Once there, it may be easier to get around with your own car, but there are standard forms of local transport available for visitors: i.e. songtaew, motorbike taxi, and tuk tuk.

Getting to and from Ubon Ratchathani

By Train :

Regular trains depart from Bangkok’s Hua Lumphong Railway Station to Ubon Ratchathani every day. Call 1690, 0 2223 7010-20 for more information.

By Car :

1. From Bangkok, take Highway No. 1 (Phahonyothin Road) to Saraburi and then Highway No. 2 (Mittraphap Road) to Nakhon Ratchasima; finally, take Highway No.226 to Ubon Ratchathani via Buri Ram, Surin, and Si Sa Ket, a total distance of 629 kilometers.

2. From Bangkok, take Highway No. 1 (Phahonyothin Road) to Saraburi and then Highway No. 2 (Mittraphap Road) to Sikhio, turning onto Highway No. 24 and proceeding to Ubon Ratchathani via Chok Chai, Nang Rong, Prasat, Det Udom, and Warin Chamrap.

By Bus :

Buses depart from Bangkok’s Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit 2) to Ubon Ratchathani every day. Contact Transport Co. Ltd at Tel: 0 2936 2852-66 for more information.

By Plane :

Thai AirAsia, Nok Air and Thai Airways have daily flights connecting Bangkok to Ubon Ratchathani. For more information, please visit their websites at Thai Airways www.thaiairways.com or ThaiAir Asia www.airasia.com and Nok Air www.nokair.com

Getting Around Ubon Ratchathani : As in most rural Thai provinces there are typically songtaews that follow established routes around the provincial capital and between towns within the province. Public busses, songtaews, motorbike taxis, and tuk tuks are available and also we provide best and cheap car rental service for getting around town or to other towns around the province. For more information please visit our website at www.uboncarrent.blogspot.com you will feel comfortable, convenience with our service

Are you in need of car in Ubonratchatani ?

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Private driver guide

Ubon Car Rent services you in and around Ubonratchatani for reasonable prices. Perhaps you want a private chauffeur during your stay in our nice and clean city, someone knowledgeable.we provided English speaking driver May be you want to go a way for the day to take a look at Ubonratchatani's surroundings, such as the beautiful temples, National parks, waterfalls and more beautiful attraction places. We offer booking rates per hour and day please send us your information and requests today to administrator at this E-mail uboncarrent@gmail.com
Mobile : + 66 (0) 896299418 ( Jack, speaks English and Thai )

General Information

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Ubonratchathani has been a well established community for hundreds of years. Relatively unknown to the most tourists, the province boasts a number of natural wonders, cultural and historical attractions, national parks, silk producing shops, etc.
The province is renowned for its strong Buddhist tradition, particularly the practice of forest-dwelling monks and the ancient Buddhist temples, which can still be seen throughout the province today. A gateway to Laos, Ubonratchathani is bordered to the east by the Mekong River and Laos, to the south by Cambodia, to the west by Yasothon and Sisaket Provinces and to the north by Amnat Charoen Province. The provincial capital is approximately 630 kilometers northeast of Bangkok.
The province is unique in its folk culture, which is expressed in the indigenous cuisine, handicrafts, such as silk and cotton products, basketry, and bronze-ware, and traditional events such as the Candle festival held every July. There are natural beauties and historical sites including the 4,000 years old rock formation, prehistoric rock paintings, national parks, waterfalls, and the two-colored river, etc.

The Past
Since the 10th century, Ubon Ratchathani, or simply Ubon, was part of the Khmer Empire until the Kingdom ofAyutthaya conquered it. Towards the end of the 18th century, Laotians immigrated to the northern banks of theMun River and founded the provincial capital. The Laotian influence is evident in the architectural structure of some of the city's religious buildings. This incident was told in the provincial seal which features a pond with a lotus flower and leaves in a circular frame. It symbolizes the ancient community of the people who fled the massacre of King Siriboonsarn of Vientiane and came to settle in Nong Bua LamPhu Province in 1779 during the reign of King Thonburi. This community was established as a province with the name Ubon Ratchathani Srivanalai in 1792 during the reign of King Rama I, the first king of the Chakri Dynasty.

During the reign of King Rama V, Ubon Ratchathani was annexed to Lao Kao town. Later in 1899, the area was under the supervision of Northeastern Monthon, with Ubon Ratchathani serving as an administrative hub. In 1900, the name was changed to Monthon I-San. When the Monthon system was abolished, the city has become Ubon Ratchathani province. During the Vietnam War, Ubon encountered expansive growth due to its proximity to an American air base.

The Present
Today, the province is the largest and one of the most important provinces in northeastern Thailand. Due to the large number of fascinating temples dotting the city, Ubon is a place of pilgrimage at the beginning of Buddhist Lent. Aside from the numerous attractions, festivals and holidays are celebrated with a unique Ubon flair.
Located in the Korat Basin about 68 meters (227 feet) above sea level, most of Ubon Ratchathani is a plateau sloping to the east to meet the Maekhong River, a border betweenThailand and the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic. Other major rivers in the area are the Chee River, Moon River, LumSaybok River, Lum Domeyai River and Lum Domenoi River. There are some high mountain ranges in the south such asBantad Range and Phanom Dongrak Range which border Ubon Ratchathani and the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic and theKingdom of Cambodia.
The most important natural resource in Ubon Ratchathani is its forests, such as Teng-Rung forests, Red forests and mixed forests. In the province, there are 50 national preserved forests, 3 national parks, 2 botanical gardens, 1 wild life preservation area and 1 botanical park.
There are highways and rail roads connecting different districts in Ubon Ratchathani with other provinces and there is one international airport located in Muang District.
People of Ubon Ratchathani are engaged in activities related to agriculture and livestock raising. They are religious and still abide by tradition and culture. Locals usually dwell in groups of houses, speak their own dialects and practice their traditionally handed down cultures.
The province covers 15,517 square kilometers and is divided into the following districts: Muang, Warin Chamrap, Det Udom, Buntharik, Na Chaluai, Nam Yuen, Phibun Mangsahan, Khong Chiam, Si Muang Mai, Trakan Phuet Phon, Khemarat, Mung Sam Sip, Khueang Nai, Kut Khaopun, Tan Sum, Pho Sai, Samrong, Sirindhorn, Don Mot Daeng, Thung Si Udom, Na Yia, Na Tan, Lao Suea Kok, Sawang Wirawong and Nam Khun.

Ubon Car Rent

Cars Available

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Call Mr. Tanawat (Jack)+ 66 (0) 896299418 now for Bookings ! E-mail : uboncarrent@gmail.com Facebook : www.facebook.com/uboncarrentlike Skype : uboncarrent Fast, Simple and Reliable ! No obligations !

Terms & Conditions

Are you in need of car in Ubonratchatani ?

Cars Available

Transportations

Are you in need of car in Ubonratchatani ?

General Information

Call Mr. Tanawat (Jack)+ 66 (0) 896299418 now for Bookings !

E-mail : uboncarrent@gmail.com

Facebook : www.facebook.com/uboncarrentlike

Skype : uboncarrent

Fast, Simple and Reliable ! No obligations !