Australia
Sydney to Bangkokfrom: AUD 234
Perth to Bangkokfrom: AUD 171
Melbourne to Bangkokfrom: AUD 246
Proserpine to Bangkokfrom: AUD 454
Thailand
Vienna to Bangkokfrom: AUD 365
St. John's to Bangkokfrom: AUD 663
Jinan to Bangkokfrom: AUD 145
Sanya to Bangkokfrom: AUD 178
Nanjing to Bangkokfrom: AUD 134
Qingdao to Bangkokfrom: AUD 147
Wuhan to Bangkokfrom: AUD 124
Nanning to Bangkokfrom: AUD 103
Xiamen to Bangkokfrom: AUD 139
Zhuhai to Bangkokfrom: AUD 183
Looking for a cheap ticket to Bangkok? Here you can search all major low-cost airlines for cheap flights to Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK).
The Suvarnabhumi Airport serving Bangkok is a medium-sized airport in Thailand. There are quite a lot of flights to Bangkok so finding a convenient and cheap flight to Bangkok should be possible, but you can look for flights to other destinations in Thailand as well, as flights to other airports nearby are sometimes better. The Suvarnabhumi Airport is located 30km from the Bangkok city center. A taxi from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Bangkok center would cost THB 400.
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi airport (also known as Bangkok International Airport) is the main entry point into Thailand. The airport was build in 2006 at a cost of US$ 3.8 billion to replace the aging Don Muang airport north of Bangkok.
Read more about Suvarnabhumi Airport.
The best month to arrive at Bangkok is October and the most expensive month to fly is June. (Average prices, based on 8983 datapoints.)
The best day to arrive at Bangkok is Tuesday and it would be best to avoid Thursday, as prices are on average 21.01% higher than on Tuesday. (Average prices, based on 1846 datapoints.)
The cheapest airline flying from Bangkok to is Indonesia AirAsia. They are 66% cheaper than Hong Kong Airlines. (Average prices, based on 9242 datapoints.)
Not looking for flights to Bangkok? You can check out these other destinations in Thailand
Bangkok, established in 1782 as the capital of Thailand, serves as the nation’s political and economic hub. Its aesthetic appeal derives from ornate royal architecture, including the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, situated along the Chao Phraya River. Historically characterized by its extensive canal network, the city transitioned from a small riverine settlement into a major global metropolis. A unique feature is its full ceremonial name, recognized as the world's longest. Currently, Bangkok is distinguished by its blend of traditional heritage and modern urban development.
