Your Travel Guide to Thailand
All information & tips to prepare your trip in Thailand
Bangkok's Suvrnabhumi Airport, if it's the best known, is also the newest one. Opened in 2006, it supplanted Don Muang Airport on most international flights to Thailand and hosts domestic flights operated by Thai Airways, Thai Smile, Bangkok Airways and VietJetAir. Connected to central Bangkok by a dedicated subway line called Airport Rail Link very convenient to avoid traffic jams, several bus services to downtown or to some provinces (see below) and obviously taxis, it offers travelers all these options to get there or leave but let me detail them.
Count 1h30 roughly to get to Don Muang Airport.
Convenient, he service has a very fluctuating travel time as it depends on the traffic. The journey can last from 50 minutes to more than 1h30.
Note that since the end of March 2024, there has been a Grab service center at Suvarnabhumi Airport. It provides passengers and Grab application users with information, assistance, and a pick-up point. Located on the first floor of the passenger terminal, at Gate 4, the center is open 24 hours a day. Passengers can use the Grab application to book a Grab taxi, Grab car, or Just Grab. They can then proceed to the designated pick-up point to get in their ordered vehicle.
If once you have landed at Suvarnabhumi airport, you want to go directly to Isaan (North-Eastern Thailand) or to some destinations further in the South, there are several buses available or private transport with drivers, including minivans if you are traveling in a group or family. The taxi is also an option.
Available routes are (click on it to see schedules and tariffs and book your tickets):
The most popular routes are (click on them if you want to book through my partner):