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Currency and cost comparison

TrainLocal, one-way ticket

62%Trains in Bangkok are 62% cheaper than in Sydney.

Sydney$5.39

Bangkok$2.04

MealMid-priced restaurant

81%A meal in Bangkok is 81% cheaper than a meal in Sydney.

Sydney$26.95

Bangkok$5.09

TaxiStandard daytime start rate

72%A taxi fare in Bangkok is 72% cheaper than in Sydney.

Sydney$6.47

Bangkok$1.78

CoffeeRegular cappuccino

25%Coffee in Bangkok is 25% cheaper than in Sydney.

Sydney$5.57

Bangkok$4.16

Exchange rate

1 NZD = 19.86 THB

1 THB = 0.06 NZD

Last checked on Sat, 21/06

Distance: 7536 kms

Sydney airports

Sydney Airport (Kingsford Smith Airport) (SYD)How far from city centre: 8 kms

Bangkok airports

Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK)How far from city centre: 29 kms

Don Mueang International Airport (DMK)How far from city centre: 21 kms

Comprehensive Guide to Flights from Sydney to Bangkok

Bangkok, a captivating city in Thailand, beckons travellers with its rich cultural heritage, iconic landmarks, and vibrant atmosphere. From the majestic Grand Palace to the serene temples and bustling markets, Bangkok offers a unique blend of history, culture, and modernity, making it a popular destination for tourists worldwide. The fastest way to reach this exciting city is by air, with several options available for budget-conscious travellers.

Direct flights from Sydney to Bangkok typically take around 9-10 hours. However, flight duration can fluctuate depending on wind conditions, flight path, and even aircraft type. Several major airlines provide direct routes, including Qantas and Thai Airways, offering multiple flights daily. While direct flights offer convenience, there are alternative flight paths that could offer more cost-effective choices.

If you are seeking cost-effective flights, opting for routes with layovers could be beneficial. Common layover cities include Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Hong Kong. While this increases the overall travel time, significant savings can often be made, especially when booking in advance or during off-peak seasons. For example, a layover in Singapore might add 3-4 hours to your journey, but you may find budget-friendly deals.

The ideal months for budget travellers to book flights to Bangkok are typically from July to September, which fall within the rainy season. This period may see less demand, resulting in better deals. Booking flights 2-3 months in advance is generally recommended to secure the best prices, regardless of the time of year. Be aware, airfares tend to increase closer to the departure date. Peak travel season to Bangkok is November to February, during which you can expect higher prices.

Bangkok sees a higher influx of tourists during the cool and dry season (November-February), coinciding with peak prices for flights and accommodation. This is when you'll find the highest number of visitors and events. The months of July to October, the low season, feature heavier rains but offer a quieter experience and typically lower costs for flights and accommodation.

Best time to fly to Bangkok

Bangkok's tropical climate is hot and humid year-round, but the best time to visit depends on your tolerance for heat and rain. The cool season (November to February) offers the most pleasant weather, with average temperatures ranging from 22°C to 32°C and plenty of sunshine. March to May is the hottest time, with temperatures often exceeding 35°C and high humidity. From June to October is the rainy season, with heavy downpours, but also a lower cost of travel.

Sydney airports

Sydney has two major airports that operate commercial flights: Kingsford Smith Airport and Bankstown Airport. Kingsford Smith Airport is the primary international airport, serving as a major hub for various airlines and handling a massive number of domestic and international flights and passengers daily. It features multiple terminals, modern facilities, and numerous airlines and flight options.

Kingsford Smith Airport

Opened in 1924, Kingsford Smith Airport is one of the oldest and busiest airports in Australia. It's a crucial international hub, and its size and amenities are impressive. It has undergone several renovations over the years to improve its facilities. It boasts numerous terminals designed to handle a vast number of passengers and flights efficiently.

Main airlines for this route

Qantas
Thai Airways
Singapore Airlines

Bangkok airports

Bangkok has two main international airports: Suvarnabhumi Airport and Don Mueang International Airport. Both airports serve domestic and international flights, but Suvarnabhumi is the larger and more modern facility. To reach the city centre from the airport, you can choose from several options: public transportation, taxi, and private car.

Suvarnabhumi Airport

Suvarnabhumi Airport, opened in 2006, is a modern facility equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and handling millions of passengers annually. It serves as a major hub for numerous international airlines. To get to the city centre, you can use the Airport Rail Link, taxis readily available outside the terminals, or pre-booked private car services.

Don Mueang International Airport

Don Mueang International Airport, while older than Suvarnabhumi Airport, is still a functional and busy airport. It's primarily used for budget airlines and some domestic flights. Public transportation options include buses and the Airport Rail Link. Taxis and private car services are also readily available for travellers' convenience.

What to do and see in Bangkok

Bangkok offers an array of experiences for every traveller. From ancient temples to vibrant markets, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're a history buff, a culture enthusiast, or a shopaholic, you'll find plenty to keep you entertained in this captivating city.

Visit the Grand Palace: Explore the opulent Grand Palace, a stunning complex of buildings that served as the official residence of the Kings of Siam for 150 years. Admire the intricate architecture and rich history.
Explore Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn): Marvel at the breathtaking Wat Arun, a stunning temple adorned with porcelain and intricate details. Witness the stunning sunrise over the Chao Phraya River.
Experience the Chatuchak Weekend Market: Immerse yourself in the vibrant Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest weekend markets in the world, overflowing with diverse goods, from clothing and handicrafts to food and antiques.

Frequently asked questions about flights from Sydney to Bangkok

Is it safe to travel from Sydney to Bangkok during the Covid-19 situation?

At eDreams we do our best to ensure that your travel plans won't be affected by restrictions or possible cancellations that Thailand may apply. Using the flexible ticket gurantee you can decide if you rather rebook or get a refund!

For flights from Sydney to Bangkok, how can I find the cheapest price?

The cheapest price for a flight from Sydney to Bangkok is 220$. At eDreams we use different machine learned based methodologies to find our costumers the best option available, considering airline combinations, stopovers and direct flights as well as different criteria for inbound and outbound journeys.

Is Bangkok more expensive than Sydney to visit?

Looking at cab fares, a ride in Bangkok costs an average of 1.78 NZD , 72% cheaper than Sydney, with a fare of 6.47 NZD,

while train tickets cost 62% less at Bangkok: $ 2.04 NZD versus $ 5.39 NZD at Sydney.

Comparing the price of a meal, they range from 5.09 NZD euros in Bangkok, 81% less than the 26.95 NZD euros in Sydney.

The price of the coffee is around 25% cheaper in Bangkok, with an average of 4.16 NZD, while in Sydney the coffee costs 5.57 NZD.

How long does the flight from Sydney to Bangkok take?

Flight length from Sydney to Bangkok is around 10:45 hours on average, at an average distance of 7,863 km, for flights for the route (which may have 1 or more stops in other cities in between).

How is the weather in Bangkok compared to Sydney?

While in Sydney the temperatures can reach an average of 36.63 ºC in summer, with precipitation levels up to 9 mm ,Bangkok's temperatures can go up to 37.39 ºC during the hot season, with 12 mm average of rain rate . In winter, however, weather indicators show around 19.12 ºC in Bangkok, compared to the 2.8 ºC average degrees reported in Sydney. During the winter period, Sydney can register 3 mm precipitation, while Bangkok have an average of 12 mm rain level.

Which airports have flights between Sydney and Bangkok?

The main route from Sydney to Bangkok is: Sydney Airport (Kingsford Smith Airport) (SYD) to Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK). The following airlines fly this route:

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Alternatively, you can find Sydney - Bangkok flights between Sydney Airport (Kingsford Smith Airport) (SYD) to Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) with the following airline(s) flying the route: Thai Air Asia.

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