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Cheap Flights to Bangkok (BKK)

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 Asia Hotel Bangkok

posted by ohmkumar on 4 August 2009 at 09:42

The Hotel is located in the center of the city. The Hotel is surrounded by the shopping areas, business and popular attractions. There are 601 decorated rooms are quite spacious. The food is served Brazilian and Vietnamese cuisine. It is very tasty. The swimming pool and fitness club adds beauty to ... more

 Lumpini Park

posted by ashleyhotmama on 8 July 2009 at 02:29

Lumpini Park is a popular oasis, named after Buddha's birthplace. The best time to arrive is just after sunrise, when hordes of fitness fanatics can be spotted jogging, doing aerobics, practicing tai chi, yoga or even ballroom dancing. You can hire a paddle boat, eat at one of the reasonably priced ... more

 Grand Palace

posted by DVC_Chris on 24 May 2009 at 03:17

Bangkok is an amazing city, with a feeling and vibe that is so different than most of the other Asian capitals. When I visited, I really enjoyed seeing the Grand Palace, as both the building itself and the grounds were breathtaking. While different buildings are built using different architectural ... more

 Khao San Road

posted by phaines on 13 June 2008 at 10:01

This street has it all and is the centre of the backpacker scene. There are lots of guest houses, street sellers and nightlife. We spent most of our two days in Bangkok on this one road. There are also more upmarket hotels, but we didn't try them.

dealchecker's guide to Bangkok

Jumping on a flight to Bangkok isn't quite the mission it would have sounded a few years ago. Thailand has become a mainstream holiday destination for those travelling from the UK and what better place to start than the thrillingly vibrant city of Bangkok. Flights operate direct to Bangkok from London and can be found with one stop from Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow or Edinburgh so there's plenty of choice.

Shopping in Bangkok
So where should you head for when you step off your Bangkok flight? The city is awash with bustling markets where you can snap up an almost infinite range of designer copies or haggle over local silks and gems. The best place to head for if you fancy a day of bargaining is Patpong, although be aware that the seedier side of this district is home to the red light clubs that Bangkok is also famous for. Alternatively if you fancy a more polished shopping experience try one of the many modern retail emporia such as Gaysorn Plaza where a range of international brands abound.

Bangkok culture and history
If your motivation for jumping on a cheap flight to Bangkok is more cultural than a good old bit of retail therapy you'll find a vast array of temples to visit in the city or perhaps try a day trip. Many choose to head out to the river Kwai and its allied war cemetery or to the ancient capital of Ayutthaya which is now recognised by UNESCO as a site of interest.

Nightlife in Bangkok
So, what of the entertainment? From Thai Boxing to lady boy shows and nightclubs to night markets Bangkok is no longer the seedy cousin of the Far East. Sukhumvit is the most fashionable district for upmarket nightlife where a variety of ultra modern clubs can be found. Across the rest of the city there are countless bars and clubs and of course restaurants where the adventurous can sample any one of countless weird and wonderful dishes.

Trips from Bangkok
So what other options are there once you've booked your flights. Bangkok is close enough to Pattaya to make a few days on the beach a very easy option on your trip, or alternatively you could be more adventurous and head north to the hill tribes of Chiang Mai where you can experience the ancient culture of the jungle.

Package holidays to Bangkok and more
There are some fantastic package holidays to Bangkok which usually include time at a beach resort too. As most people visiting Bangkok will want to get outside the capital, these packages are a really good option because they include all your flights (including internal flights), your Bangkok hotel and your beach resort accommodation. In some cases you can also add in transfers and maybe even car hire if you think you can handle driving in Bangkok.

Whatever you choose to do when you get there don't book your flight to Bangkok without shopping around for a great deal. Use our search to save yourself time and money on your Bangkok flights.

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