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Key highlight of Bangkok Airport - There are 2 airports in Bangkok:  Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang International airport

Which airlines offer direct flights to Bangkok?

Thai Airways, Thai AirAsia, Bangkok Airways, VietJet Air, Nok Air, Thai VietJet Air, Thai Smile and Qatar Airways, Indigo, Spicejet, Air Asia all fly direct to Bangkok.

Where To Stay In Bangkok: The Best Areas To Stay

• 1. Bangkok Riverside Area – Bangkok’s riverside is beautiful and very scenic, especially after dark, with its glittering temples, shrines, and the Royal Palace. In this area, you can explore Bangkok’s historic roots The riverside of Bangkok is a little more expensive than other areas of Bangkok, both when it comes to hotels and restaurants. The district does not have Subway MRT and only oneSkytrain station, Saphan Taksin. From Saphan Taksin, you are a short walk away from Central Pier (3 min) where you can take the riverboats and ferries up the river. Many of the hotels have free shuttle boats that transport guests to and from Central Pier. You can also take the free ferry to Asiatique and Icon Siam from Central Pier. Bangkok’s historic temples, Chaopharaya dinner cruise and floating market are all centred in the Riverside area.
• Sukhumvit Area - Sukhumvit, one of Bangkok’s most modern and cosmopolitan neighborhoods, is located in the central part of Bangkok along Sukhumvit Road. Shopaholics best choice it is. Bangkok’s best hamburger here. All in one cuisines. Nightlife at its best. Sukhumvit is otherwise family-friendly area if the nightlife lanes like Soi Nana 4 and Soi 23 os avoided with families.
• Silom Area - Silom is considered as Bangkok´s business district and is one of the best areas to stay in Bangkok. Here you find Bangkok’s largest and most beautiful green park – Lumphini Park, great shopping, as well as excellent restaurants with delicious and authentic Thai food.
• Rooftop bars and foodgasm along Charoen Krung Road for Thai food can well quenched here.
• 4. Chinatown Area - Chinatown is positively bursting with energy, sounds, smells, and colorful neon signs. Most of the action centers around Yaowarat Road, and this area comes alive in the evenings when thousands of Bangkokians come here to feast on world-class street food. Here you can find everything from mouth-wateringly fresh seafood to roasted duck, dim-sum, and traditional desserts. Many of the restaurants have been here for decades, serve only one dish, and have truly perfected it.
• Wat Trimit and Golden Buddha , Street food, Gold buyers, authentic Bangkok has the best among to offer and Little India is just a short walk from Chinatown.
• 5. Pratunam Area - Close to great shopping and within walking distance to the Siam area but cheaper than Siam when it comes to hotel prices. It also has a more authentic Thai feel with its markets and street food. The Pratunam area is chaotic, crowded, and vibrant, and packed with shopping opportunities. It has Thailand`s tallest building, the 88 floors high Baiyoke Sky Hotel, a Bangkok landmark, that can be seen from far away.Markets and vendors line the streets in this area, and you can make some great bargains at low prices. Just remember to haggle.

Where To Stay In Pattaya: The Best Areas To Stay

• 1. For Party freaks friends or couples : Near to Walking street.
• 2. For Families – Central Pattaya
• 3. For wise on pocket traveler ( budget friendly) – Soi (lane) Buakhao, Soi (lane) Diana & Soi LK

Should I book my hotel in Pattaya Beach ???? Where and how to decide??

Pattaya Beach: How to decide...

Pattaya has a worldwide reputation… some of which it even deserves. The first thing that springs to mind for most visitors to Pattaya is its renowned nightlife – Walking Street – which is as lively a party destination as you are likely to find in Thailand. For sheer density of clubs and bars across such a large area, there are few comparisons. However, this only really applies to the southern end of the city, with North Pattaya being relatively family-friendly. The accommodation options follow a similar split, with more budget guesthouse towards the south and five-star hotels in the north (though there are exceptions).The city has an impressive selection of great restaurants and plenty of unique attractions to visit during the day. Pattaya Beach itself is not a great spot for sunbathing or swimming, but Cosy Beach – near Pattaya Hill – is one of the best in the area and Koh Larn’s stunning shore is a short ferry ride away.

• Who is it For:
• Anyone who loves to party
• Anyone who likes a busy and bustling city setting
• Anyone who want everything in one place
• What's Good:
• A fun, lively and extremely varied nightlife
• A wide range of accommodation options
• Very easy to get around
• Shopping options are varied and convenient
• What's Not So Good:
• The main beach is dirty and overcrowded, but smaller nearby beaches are much nicer

Should I book my hotel in Jomiten Beach ???? Where and how to decide??

Jomtien Beach: How to decide...

Jomtien is a lot more relaxed than Pattaya. Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbour, this large town and the surrounding area have a lot to offer, including a greater variety of attractions, several of the region’s finest restaurants, and some quirky shopping malls. Jomtien is family-friendly, with its tamer nightlife, long beach, quieter roads and fun waterparks. Some of the northern parts of the area are also known for welcoming gay visitors. A much more Thai destination than Pattaya, some of the points of interest include cultural attractions, like Buddha Mountain, the Floating Market and a range of museums and temples. Accommodation is generally at the cheaper end of the spectrum, with three- or four-star resorts along Beach Road, budget guesthouses inland and grander options further south.

• Who is it For:
• Families and couples
• Budget-conscious holidaymakers
• People who enjoy fine dining.
• What's Good:
• A long and pleasant beach, with plenty of activities
• Good shopping, with a lot of variety and unique quirks.
• Several points of cultural interest and some fun attractions Some of the best restaurants in the region
• What's not so good:
• Jomtien covers a wide area and getting between the points of interest can be a long trip
• With the exception of Beach Road, public transport around Jomtien can be difficult to find
• Quiet after dark

Should I book my hotel in Naklua & Wong Amat???? Where and how to decide??

Naklua & Wong Amat: How to decide...

Wong Amat has probably the nicest beach in the Pattaya region, combining a clean and calm sea, soft sand and great facilities, including beach restaurants and beachside resorts. Most of the accommodation in this area is in the five-star bracket, though cheaper options are available away from the coast, in Naklua. Further to the north, the area becomes more and more traditional, transforming into narrow streets lined with old wooden shop-houses. You will also find the most iconic attraction in Pattaya here – the Sanctuary of Truth.

• Who is it For:
• Families
• Beach lovers
• Luxury Travelers
• What's Good:
• A traditional Thai village community look and feel (in parts)
• A good selection of beachside luxury resorts
• Wong Amat Beach is pretty exclusive and is one of the best in the region
• Good beach dining options
• What's not so good:
• Very quiet after dark
• A limited number of interesting attractions
• Next to no nearby shopping opportunities

Where To Stay In Phuket: The Best Areas To Stay

• 1 For Couples & Families: North & South Patong.
• 2 For Singles & Party-Hoppers: Central Patong.
• 3 For Honeymooners, Couples & Families: Karon & Kata.
• 4 For Culture & History Buffs: Phuket Old Town.
• 5 For Luxury & Privacy: Bang Tao.
• 6 For Easy Airport Access: Mai Khao Beach.

Where To Stay In Krabi: The Best Areas To Stay

• For honeymooners, Couples and families - Railey Beach
• For bachelors and solo trippers - Krabi Town
• For couples and families – Aonang
• For those seeking luxury and privacy – Klong Muang