Bangkok Information

Suvarnabhumi International Airport is a grand vision of modern air travel, with its sophisticated design and facilities. It's located about 36 kilometres east of downtown. Read More...

Don Muang Airport serves domestic flights as well as charter flights and non-combat military aircraft operated by the Royal Thai Air Force. Currently, three commercial airlines operate domestic flights at Don Muang. Read More...

Convenient, reliable and safe, Bangkok Transfer Services provide a comfortable ride to the airports as well as other major destinations in and out of Bangkok. Read More...

Renting a car when in Thailand is easily done through our car rental service. Having your own set of wheels allows you the freedom to embark adventures outside of your chosen base. Read More...

This BTS Route Guide will help you discover all the interesting sites and activities surrounding each station so that you can get more out of your BTS-hopping experience through Bangkok. Read More...

The Airport Rail Linkis a smart alternative to the airport’s express buses or taxis. The two SA Express routes can get you to the airport (or downtown) in 15-18 minutes. Read More...

Fast and efficient, the MRT network serves 18 stations and stretches for 20 km from Hua Lamphong in the South (near Chinatown) to Bang Sue in the north. Read More...

Besides the BTS and MRT, the most convenient way to get around Bangkok is by taxi. Most taxis are new, spacious and come in funky colours like bright orange, red and even pink.  Read More...

Riding a tuk-tuk is more of an experience rather than a practical way to get around. So, if it's your first time in Bangkok, there's no harm in giving it a go. Read More...

It's easy to get around Bangkok, with extensive public transportation systems, from the Skytrain (BTS), underground (MRT) to taxis, boats and buses. Read More...

Festivals are celebrated throughout the year in Bangkok. During the major festivals like Songkran and Loy Kratong, the city comes to life with colours and festivities – one of the best time to visit. Read More...

Our interactive map displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. Read More...

Bangkok has a tropical monsoon climate and holds claim to being the hottest city in the world. The two periods of April-May and September-October are the steamiest. Read More...

As the commercial centre of Thailand and a major hub in Southeast Asia, Bangkok is geared to meet the sophisticated needs and requirements of business travellers. Read More...

First-time visitors to Bangkok are in for an exciting and unforgettable trip! This short info page contains everything the first-time visitor needs to plan a wonderful and memorable trip. Read More...

Written in a manner that aims to enlighten, not spoon feed, here are our top 10 useful tips for mastering this exciting, but potentially aggravating metropolis. Read More...

Hua Lamphong, or Bangkok Train Station, is the main terminal to northern, eastern, northeastern and southern Thailand. It connects with the MRT underground system. Read More...

There are no major health risks in Thailand that you wouldn't be able to prevent. But your vacation should involve some basic planning and preparations at home. Read More...