Flight from Basco - Batanes to Bangkok

Being in Bangkok will give all your five senses the experience of a lifetime - the humidity and heat, the noises of a typical Asian urban city, the congested traffic, the combined smells from pollution and food stalls - it might be a little overwhelming for those who are not used to the insanity of Asia's urban cities. Bangkok is a fast-paced city full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. In Bangkok, you can expect places of interests such as magnificent temples and palaces, canals, food markets and also don't miss out on enjoying a night out exploring the vibrant nightlife the city offers.

Best time to fly from Basco Batanes to Bangkok

Bangkok is a destination that is busy all year round, regardless of what the weather conditions are. However, if you plan to visit some of Thailand's beaches, then it is best to come during the dry season in November till February. The city is especially at its peak in mid-April during the biggest festival of the year named Songkran or also known as the Thai New Year. Songkran is the city's biggest water fight party. You will witness both locals and tourists having the time of their lives during this festival. It's recommended to pre-book your accommodations and flights three months earlier as rates shoot up during this season too as the crowds are usually quite massive.

Main airports available in Basco Batanes and Bangkok

Basco Airport – The primary airport serving the province of Batanes in the Philippines is known as the Basco Airport. Providing regular domestic flights to various other cities all over the country, Basco Airport is also one of the hubs of Sky Pasada. You may find many flights to Basco via airlines such as Air Swift, Cebu Pacific, Northsky Air, Philippine Airlines, Platinum Skies and Sky Pasada, SkyJet.

Suvarnabhumi Airport and Don Muang Airport – Thailand's capital city, Bangkok, is served by two airport terminals, namely Suvarnabhumi and Don Muang Airport. Both airports are located approximately 30 kilometres from the city centre, which is about a half-hour drive, excluding factors such as the congested traffic. Thus it is always highly encouraged for passengers to leave for the airport at least three hours before boarding time. Suvarnabhumi Airport is used by all major airlines except for Nok Air, Orient Thai and AirAsia which is instead stationed in the Don Muang Airport. Travellers who are flying in from the Philippines can directly fly to Bangkok via airline providers such as Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines and Thai Airlines which would land in the Suvarnabhumi Airport, while travellers who board the AirAsia Philippine Airlines will land directly in the Don Muang Airport.

Climate Pattern in Basco Batanes and Bangkok

Much like all the other cities in Thailand, Bangkok too experiences a tropical savanna climate. There are three main seasons that Bangkok undergoes, dry season, rainy season and cool season. The temperatures remain hot throughout the year with average high temperatures varying by only a few degrees between the hot season and the cool season. The rainy season runs from June to October. During this period, you can expect short periods of rainy weather, with heavy downpours that mainly occur in the afternoon. Between November till February is when Bangkok has a drier season, during this time the city also welcomes more crowds of tourists as it is often peak season to travel to Bangkok during the drier climate.

Highlights attractions in Bangkok

• Damnoen Saduak Floating Market – If you have never had Thai cuisines before, you are missing out. Be sure to include Damnoen Saduak Floating Market in your itinerary to taste the variety of Thai cuisines offered here. The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is the most popular floating market in Thailand, besides all the delicious foods, being amidst the market itself is an experience on its own. The aesthetics of the floating market make quite a unique image to photograph too. Just be sure to come early in the morning to avoid the heat and to catch the floating market during its liveliest.
• Wat Pho – One of Bangkok's biggest tourist sight is, of course, the Wat Pho, home to the city’s largest reclining Buddha. The temple grounds is also the national headquarters for the teaching of traditional Thai medicines and massage. While visiting Wat Pho, the landscapes of the vast 8 hectares temple grounds are quite spectacular and make great photo opportunities.
• Wat Phra Kaew and Grand Palace – The Wat Phra Kaew temple is located in the Grand Palace grounds. For this sight, you are recommended to book a tour that combines the two sights in one day. Tour guides will give the history of both Wat Phra Kaew temple and the Grand Palace for better understanding. The highlight of this site is the magnificent architectures, of course, the construction of Grand Palace was completed in 1882 following a plan by British architects. Due to this reason, the exteriors of the Grand Palace displays evident influences from the Italian Renaissance, French structures and touch of traditional Thai architecture style making it quite unique compared to other traditional temples and palaces in Thailand.