Bangkok Tour Packages From Kerala

Bangkok also has a wide array of attractions to offer to its tourists. Its sheer size and a number of tourist attractions has made the city one of the best places to chill with family and friends. Founded in 1782 by King Rama, Bangkok has been changing so rapidly over the two centuries and now the city’s every corner is a visual to watch. From holding a strong history of Buddhist to today’s completely transformed area, Bangkok will be interesting to explore this holiday. Choose the best Bangkok Tour Packages From Kerala and make your trip a memorable one.

Ideal Duration

A 5-day itinerary is perfect to visit this place of skyscrapers, forests, clubs, shopping centres, historical monuments, religious shrines, parks, and beautiful beaches. Book Bangkok tour packages from Kerala for 5 days and 4 nights to cover the most famous attractions of Bangkok this holiday. In case you are extending the duration, you will not regret it though.

Best Time To Visit Bangkok

The capital city of Thailand is a year-round tourist place due to having a tropical monsoon climate which makes it humid and hot.

Summer (March – June)

Hot season commences from March and with rise in temperature to 35 degrees, April becomes the hottest month. The temperature ranges between 26 to 35 degrees during Summer. Heat gets unbearable in the city but the beach area remains cooler to bear the heat. April month also gets little rainfall and makes the weather cooler but humid as well. During the hot season, the city receives an average of 8-9 hours of sunshine. During Summer season, the city hosts various events such as The Red Cross Fair, Jam Party series, Linaro Connect, Synnex Partners Connect, and Songkran Festival.

Monsoon (July – October)

To wash off the heat of the hot weather, there wet season comes. The temperature remains between 26 degrees to 34 degrees during the day time but it drops to 26 degrees in the night time. Frequent rains do not last for an hour even which continues to make the weather humid. The city receives 5-hours of sunshine during the wet season. There are many events such as Thailand Oil and Gas Roadshow, the Short Film and Video festival, Chinese Ghost festival, YOLO Run Bangkok, the Moon festival, and the Vegetarian Festival hosted by Bangkok during these months.

Winter (November – February)

The months between November to February are peak tourist season as the weather is pleasant and cold having chances of the shower. The temperature remains between 22 and 32 degrees celsius in the city. February is the warmest and December is the coldest month in the winter season of Bangkok. Events like Royal Barge Procession, Trooping of the Colours, and Christmas are highlights of the cold season.

How To Reach Bangkok?

The city in Thailand is well connected to other parts of the world with its two international airports. The Don Mueang Airport and The Suvarnabhumi Airport are the international airports which receive flight from every part of the world. For Kerala To Bangkok Holiday Packages, the tourist has to take flight from any of the four Kerala’s international airports which runs flight of companies such as Air India, Air India Express, AirAsia, Jet Airways, Thai Airways and IndiGo to Bangkok.

By Air

Suvarnabhumi Airport is situated at a distance of 30 kilometers from the main city while the Don Muang Airport is at a distance of 25 kilometres. To take flight from Trivandrum, Kerala to Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok will be advised. It will take 7h 9m journey time. However, to land at Don Muang airport from Kochi is the fastest option available. It will take around 5h 55m to reach Bangkok. There will be direct flights to Bangkok from India. Suvarnabhumi airport is one of the very busy airports in Southeast Asia which manage the number of international and domestic flights in a day.From the airport, taxis can be hired to reach the city. It will take around 30 to 90 minutes to reach your destination.

By Road

Reaching Bangkok from India by roadway is not possible. However, Road connects Bangkok to other cities of Thailand very well but it will be a hectic route owing to traffic jams. Phahonyothin Road, Sukhumvit Road and Phetkasem Road are three highways to take as the route to reach other cities.

By Rail

No railway line connects Kerala to Bangkok. So, tourists can not take the railway to reach Bangkok. However, train lines are there in Bangkok to connect it to other parts of Thailand. Bangkok has well developed public transport to roam in the city. Bangkok tour Package from Kerala is in high demand, so book yours now.