Flights to Bangkok starting at $95

Everyone can count the number of seeds in an apple, but no one can count the number of apples in a seed. From small, humble beginnings grow wonderful, impressive things—like a single apple seed becoming an entire orchard. During the 15th century, Bangkok was little more than a small trading post. Since that time, it has become the most populated city in all of Thailand. The capital city has everything from sprawling urban centers to ancient historical sites, and this is likely why countless tourists make their way to Bangkok every year. You'll want to seek out cheap flights to Bangkok, because once you step away from the Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK), you don't want a lack of funds to impact your fun in the expansive mix of yesteryear and tomorrow. And, the best place to find incredible deals on tickets to Bangkok is right here with Travelocity.

Transportation from BKK

If you're looking to experience Bangkok on your own time, feel free to rent a vehicle at the airport terminal. Due to heavy traffic, though, you might want to find hotels near Suvarnabhumi International Airport to help cut down on your commute time. A renewed commitment by municipal leaders to ease highway congestion has resulted in a growing number of public transportation options linking BKK to downtown to reduce the number of cars on the interstate. This means you can take the Airport Rail Link to your destinations much easier than you could drive there. There is also a taxi stand outside the arrival hall, but since drivers aren't well-regulated, sticking with public transit might be a better idea.

Hotels Near BKK

As soon as your Bangkok flights land, you’ll draw in a deep breath of anticipation, and exhale exciting determination as you begin your Thailand adventure. Before you begin exploring, you’ll probably want to check in at your resort. Here are some of our favorite hotels close to BKK airport:

• Shangri-La Hotel, Bangkok – This amazing property situated along the River of Kings will have you living like royalty during your stay thanks to its award-winning hospitality. From the waterfront gardens that serve as a lush oasis amid concrete and steel, to the luxurious suites that offer sweeping vistas of the cityscape, everything about the Shangri-La is extraordinary.
• lebua at State Tower – Dubbed the premier hotel in Thailand, the lebua rises from the city streets below in a monolith that houses contemporary-styled apartment suites, five culinarily creative eateries, two exclusive rooftop bars, and some of Bangkok’s best views. Add to that an outdoor bar-side pool, state-of-the-art business center, and poolside fitness room, and you may never want to leave the property.
• The Sukhothai Bangkok – Find your personal sea of serenity in this tranquil treasure amid the modern madness. Harmony and balance are on display and modern conveniences are available throughout this exquisite resort. Enjoy a rejuvenating treatment at Spa Botanica, and treat your taste-buds with a meal at one of five on-site eateries that include a chocolate buffet and the “Best Restaurant in Thailand” as voted by Travel and Leisure magazine.
• Novotel Suvarnabhumi Airport – Located inside BKK airport, the Novotel is a perfect option for the business traveler, those in town for a short layover, and anyone wanting a convenient locale to serve as home base for a Bangkok adventure. Not your typical airport accommodations, guests enjoy 4-star comfort, upscale décor, and spa-inspired amenities.

Things to Do Near BKK

The entire city of Bangkok is an adventure to itself, no matter what your itinerary holds in store. If you truly want to experience everything the city has to offer (even if you are only in town on a short layover), make sure to include these attractions near Suvarnabhumi International.

• Khao San Road – Stretch your legs after your long flight with a stroll among the vendors, artists, and food stands in this former rice-market turned tourist attraction. You’ll see lots of backpackers indulging in local flavors like fried insects, playful cocktails, and culturally inspired handcrafts.
• Wat Pho Temple – Visit the Reclining Buddha in Bangkok’s largest and oldest temple—which also happens to be the birthplace of Thai massage. There is more to see than the sleeping Siddhartha, though. Wander the grounds to admire intricate murals, golden Buddha statues, and seemingly countless images of the “Enlightened One.”
• Grand Palace – Elaborate, ornate, and extravagant, the Grand Palace has served as the home to the Thai King since its construction in 1782. In addition to the many paintings depicting the country’s history, the priceless Emerald Buddha is also on display on the opulent palace.

Explore Bangkok

Flights to Bangkok, Thailand are only the beginning of an amazing journey. You'll experience some of the most beautiful historical architecture in the world when visiting the Grand Palace, Wat Saket, and Wat PhraKaew. Although some individuals who opt for vacation packages—bundling your hotel and airfare to Bangkok together—are more focused on spiritual journeys, including sites like the Golden Buddha and the Erawan Shrine, you might be just as excited to visit Safari World or the Dusit Zoo. Make sure to start out your trip right using Travelocity, where you'll save a temple’s treasure when you book your hotel and flight to Bangkok at the same time.

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