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Flights from Hong Kong to Bangkok
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As the capital of Thailand, this metropolis will never fail to amaze you with its famed Thai hospitality. There is so much that the City of Angels can offer you like nowhere else in the world. Visit the temples and palaces at the riverside where its historic roots lie, or hop on a longtail boat to the floating markets to see the bustles of the local life. Diverse dining experience is also another highlight of visiting Bangkok, as you could try local dishes at street stalls or fusion cuisine served at some of the best rooftop restaurants in the city.
Bangkok is also a paradise for shoppers with its wide range of shopping options from luxury malls to countless boutiques and markets. Treat yourself a nice spa treatment at the luxury hotels or experience the traditional Thai massage at the end of the day to chill and relax. Be sure to also check out Bangkok’s famous nightlife at its nightclubs, cabarets or red-light districts for some more fun and excitements to your trip!
Cheap flights from Hong Kong to Bangkok, Thailand (HKG to BKK): HK Express currently operates flights into and out of Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), Don Mueang Airport (DMK) and service to other popular cities in Thailand. Please use our search feature above to find the cheapest flights for your date of travel!
Places to Visit in Bangkok
Sukhumvit
Located at the downtown area, Sukhumvit is the best place for shopping, eating and partying all night long. You could not find much traditional tourist landmarks in the area but many trendy restaurants, bars, shopping malls and luxury hotels. Here you can chill at some nice cafes and restaurants or relax at day spas during daytime, and party at the city’s popular red-light districts all night long.
Siam
Some of the city’s most popular and big shopping centres such as MBK Center, Siam Paragon, Siam Center, Siam Square, Central World and Gaysorn Village are located in Siam. From restaurants, cafes, boutiques to cinemas and aquarium, Siam has got everything you’d expect from an entertainment district.
Riverside
The Chao Phraya River is the heartland of the city where the history of the past Kingdoms rooted. Being one of the prettiest areas in Bangkok, you could find historical landmarks such as temples and royal palaces along the bank. Hop on a water-taxi to explore the river bank or do some shopping at the night markets!
Khao San Road
Famously described as the “centre of the backpacking universe”, Khao San Road is the destination for backpackers and budget travelers that stay in Bangkok. Along this 1 km-long street, it has everything a backpacker need for their next trip, including hostels and mid-range hotels, bars and restaurants. You could relax at the internet cafes or massage parlours, book a local tour at the travel agents, and even buy special souvenirs at the market stalls.
Things to do in Bangkok
Floating Markets
Visiting the floating markets is definitely the best way to experience the local way of life. The most iconic and biggest floating market in Bangkok, Damnoen Saduak, is a must-see for all travelers. If you enjoy some street-side shopping, then floating markets are the right place for you. Join a guided boat tour through the narrow canals and enjoy the bustling atmosphere of the market surrounded with rattan balls, fresh tropical fruits, or even local food served right from the floating kitchens.
Weekend Markets
Among all weekend markets in Bangkok, Chatuchak Weekend Market is the most popular landmark with a wide variety of merchandise for all shoppers. A trip to Chatuchak is like a treasure hunt among the 8,000 market stalls, ranging from clothing, handicrafts to antiques and collectibles. Be ready to bargain for some good deals and bring home some exciting new finds.
Temples
Did you know there are more than 400 temples scattered around in Bangkok? The most famous ones are located near the Grand Palace, including Wat Pra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) and Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha). Be ready to be amazed by the gigantic Buddha statues or the spectacular views exclusively observed at the temples. Be reminded to wear long pants, t-shirts that cover your shoulders and proper shoes since some temples have strict dress code to follow as an act of respect.
Spas and Thai Massage
What could be better than relaxing at one of Bangkok’s luxurious spas or enjoy a traditional Thai massage after a long day of shopping and sightseeing? There are all sorts of spas and massage parlours everywhere around the city at all price ranges and providing various services. Yoga, meditation or aromatherapy are also available for your spiritual healing.
Nightlife
Bangkok is a city that never sleeps. Enjoy a cocktail and take in the breathtaking night view at one of the many the rooftop bars. Not a fan of clubbing and bar hopping? Check out some late night shopping at the night markets such as the Ratchada Rot Fai Train Night Market or the Patpong Night Market.
Airports in Bangkok
Currently, HK Express operates flights between Hong Kong and both Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) and Don Mueang Airport (DMK).
Transportation from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) to the city centre
Suvarnabhumi Airport is Thailand's major international airport and a key aviation hub in Southeast Asia. To reach Bangkok's city centre from BKK Airport, you can take a bus, taxi, or the Bangkok Airport Rail Link. The taxi ride to the city centre takes about 40 minutes.
Transportation from Don Mueang Airport (DMK) to the city centre
Located in the northern part of Bangkok, Don Mueang Airport offers three transportation options to the city centre: the airport bus, the Bangkok Airport Rail Link, or a taxi. A taxi ride to the city centre typically takes around 30 minutes.
Accommodations
Hotels in Bangkok range from luxury to budget options, but choosing the right hotel depends on the purpose of your visit. Sukhumvit areas usually offered high-end hotels for business travellers. If you are here for shopping then you should stay at Siam, where most malls are just right next to the hotels, while staying at Khao San and Silom allows you to enjoy Bangkok’s fascinating nightlife to the fullest.
Transportation
Traffic in Bangkok can be quite a headache as you would easily get stuck in the traffic jam, but you could utilize the efficient public transport system in the city to get around. The Skytrain (BTS) and underground (MRT) rail systems connect you to the main shopping, entertainment and business districts. River taxis and express boats are available to bring you to historic attractions along the riverside. Taxis are also very cheap and convenient as they are everywhere in the city however we’d suggest taking a white knuckle Tuk-Tuk ride!
Bangkok Weather
Claiming to be the world’s hottest city, Bangkok is warm all year around with an average temperature exceeding 30 degrees Celsius. The best time for visit is from November to February, which is the cool season. March to June is the hottest months and it enters the rainy season from July to October which there will be intense downpours.
FAQ
How long is the flight time from Hong Kong to Bangkok?
The average flight time between Hong Kong and Bangkok is around 3 hours.
What’s the best season to visit Bangkok? How will Bangkok’s weather be during that season?
The best season to visit is between November and February, which is the cool season. Bangkok’s weather will be cooler and less likely to have heavy rain.
Except for flights from Hong Kong to Bangkok, does HK Express operate other Hong Kong to Thailand flights?
HK Express operates flights to other regions in Thailand, check other Hong Kong to Thailand flights operated by us here.
