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Explore Cheap Flights to Bangkok.

Bangkok is one of those cities that grabs your senses from the moment you land. With golden temples, buzzing street food stalls, boat rides down the Chao Phraya, and sky-high rooftop bars, this city is a full-blown sensory adventure. Whether you’re heading to Thailand or just stopping over, Bangkok delivers the energy, culture, and chaos in the best possible way.

Some of our best fares to Bangkok from Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

Flights from Auckland to Bangkok from $1249 per person return*
Travel: 9 July - 20 September, 3 October -30 November 2025, 6 Janaury - 30 June 2026, subject to availability
Sales: ​​​Until​ seats are sold out
Flying: China Eastern
Max ​​stay: 12 months


Flights from Wellington to Bangkok from $1639 per person return*
Travel to Bangkok: 20 July - 5 December 2025, 16 February - 2 April, 26 April - 12 June 2026
Travel to New Zealand: 6 August - 26 September, 28 October - 12 December 2025, 11 February - 31 March, 26 April - 15 June 2026, subject to availability. Weekend surcharges may apply.
Sales: ​​​Until​ 3 June 2025
Flying: Qantas
Max ​​stay: 3 months


Fly to Bangkok from $1669 return from Christchurch*
Travel to Bangkok: 20 July - 5 December 2025, 16 February - 2 April, 26 April - 12 June 2026
Travel to New Zealand: 6 August - 26 September, 28 October - 12 December 2025, 11 February - 31 March, 26 April - 15 June 2026, subject to availability. Weekend surcharges may apply.
Sales: ​​​Until​ 3 June 2025
Flying: Qantas
Max ​​stay: 3 months


Airlines that fly to Bangkok:
British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Pacific Blue, Emirates, Jetstar, Korean Air, Thai Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Air New Zealand, Qantas, and Singapore Airlines.

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Key Attractions & Things to Do in Bangkok

The Grand Palace – Bangkok’s Crown Jewel
Step inside Thailand’s most iconic landmark. The Grand Palace dazzles with golden architecture and intricate detail, it’s a must-see whether you’re into history or just keen on a few epic travel snaps.

Wat Pho – Home of the Reclining Buddha
Right next to the Grand Palace, Wat Pho is famous for its massive reclining Buddha statue and traditional Thai massage school. It’s peaceful, photogenic, and a break from the bustle.

Chatuchak Weekend Market – Shop Like a Local
If you're in Bangkok over the weekend, don’t miss Chatuchak. With over 8,000 stalls, this market is the place for bargain hunting, local eats, vintage finds and quirky souvenirs.

Street Food in Yaowarat (Chinatown)
Craving the best pad Thai or mango sticky rice of your life? Bangkok’s Chinatown delivers next-level street food in every alley, grab a seat on a plastic stool and dig in.

Asiatique the Riverfront – Markets Meets Entertainment
This open-air night market on the river combines dining, shopping, and attractions like the Ferris wheel. It’s chill, scenic, and a great spot to spend an evening.

Khao San Road – The Backpacker Strip
Whether you’re starting your Southeast Asia adventure or wrapping it up, Khao San is a rite of passage. Loud, colourful, and full of hostels, bars, and tuk-tuks, it’s the heartbeat of budget travel in Thailand.

Getting to Bangkok

Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) is one of Southeast Asia’s major hubs. Flights from Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch are easy to connect via Sydney, Singapore, or Kuala Lumpur.

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Getting Around

• Grab App – Thailand’s version of Uber.
• Skytrain (BTS) – Fast, air-conditioned and affordable.
• Tuk-Tuks – A fun, slightly chaotic experience. Negotiate your fare.

Must-Dos in Bangkok

• Watch the sunset from a rooftop bar like Vertigo or Octave
• Take a boat ride along the Chao Phraya River
• Visit a floating market for fresh fruit and local snacks
• Explore the hip cafes and shops in Ari or Thonglor
• Get a Thai massage (just check it’s a legit spot!)

Weather in Bangkok

• Cool season (Nov–Feb): Dry and best for sightseeing (25–30°C)
• Hot season (Mar–May): Steamy and intense (30–38°C)
• Wet season (Jun–Oct): Afternoon rain but still hot (28–34°C)

Travel Tips

• Carry cash for street vendors
• Dress modestly for temples
• Always agree on tuk-tuk fares before riding
• Avoid tap water, go bottled
• Use apps like Grab for stress-free rides

​​*Above fares are per adult return. A booking fee of $19.95 per person applies. Flights are subject to availability, will not be available on all flights and may be limited over weekends, school holidays and public holiday periods.