Find cheap flights to Bangkok (BKK), Thailand

Bangkok is a modern city that has never forgotten its ancient roots. Tourists are often amazed at how skyscrapers and ancients temples occupy the same cityscape. But despite its centuries-old history, the city offers visitors contemporary cuisine and a bustling nightlife scene that rivals that of any other international metropolis. With its high-end stores and hotels, Siam Square is a popular destination for tourists as is Old Bangkok, which features the magnificent Grand Palace. A dollar goes pretty far in Bangkok, so compare flight prices online when scheduling your trip. That way you can be sure to stay in luxury when booking your Bangkok hotel.

Bangkok is served by Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), also known as New Bangkok International Airport, which is a hub for a number of international airlines. If you are looking for a direct route from the U.S., you will first have to catch a flight to Los Angeles, the only city where direct service is available. After that, you will have to book a flight on Thai Airways International, the only airline to provide this service.

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Another option is to search for cheap airfare to London (LON) or Hong Kong (HKG), both of which provide travelers with a number of flight options to Bangkok. 

One of the first spots you’ll want to explore in Bangkok is the area designated as Old Bangkok. This historic part of the city is a sightseer’s paradise. Here you’ll find the Grand Palace, an awe-inspiring complex of buildings that served as the official residence of Thai royalty since the 18th century. Although the current king does not reside at the Grand Palace, it is still very much in use today for royal rituals.

Within the Grand Palace is the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Considered the most sacred temple in all of Thailand, the structure contains the statute of the Emerald Buddha, an 18-inch figurine carved out of jasper that is said to date back to 43 B.C.

After experiencing the Bangkok of yesterday, head to Siam Square to experience Bangkok today. Considered the center of the city, Siam Square features high-end designer labels and large department stores. Restaurants, cafes, bookstores and bars are plentiful here.

Bangkok is also famous for its red-light districts. One of the most famous is Patpong, which is home to a large number of strip clubs. However, the neighborhood is increasingly changing and has now become home to a number of popular restaurants and hotels.