Flight from Bohol to Bangkok

Bangkok, Thai Krung Thep is Thailand's capital city and a major port. It is the only cosmopolitan city in a country of small towns and villages and is the cultural and commercial centre of Thailand. Bangkok is located about 25 miles (40 km) from the Gulf of Thailand, on the delta of the Chao Phraya River. Initially, it is divided into two municipalities which are connected by several bridges—Krung Thep on the east bank and Thon Buri on the west. In 1971 the two were united as a city-province with a single municipal government.

Best time to fly from Tagbilaran Bohol to Bangkok

Although it won't make a huge difference, the best time to visit Bangkok could be late November and early December. During this time of the year, the city is drying out of the monsoon season and feeling a little cooldown. Bangkok is not too crowded during this time. September and October are Bangkok's (and Thailand's) rainiest months.

Main airports available in Tagbilaran Bohol and Bangkok

Bohol-Panglao International Airport – The airport is the main entry by air transportation to the provincial island of Bohol. Located in the City of Peace and Friendship, Tagbilaran, the newly open airport operates to replace the old terminal at Tagbilaran Airport located in the downtown area. Air Asia, Air Juan, Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines offer domestic flights to Manila, Boracay, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu City, Davao and Angeles. In addition, Philippine Airlines offers international flight to Seoul, Korea. 

Suvarnabhumi Airport – unofficially known as Bangkok Airport, is one of two international airports serving Bangkok, Thailand. The other one is Don Mueang International Airport, is the low-cost airline's hub for Bangkok. Suvarnabhumi is one of the biggest international airports in Southeast Asia and a regional hub for aviation.

Climate pattern in Tagbilaran Bohol and Bangkok

Bangkok enjoys a tropical monsoon climate, meaning it has three major seasons: hot season (March-June), rainy season (July-October), and cool-season (November-February). Expect daytime temperatures in one of the world's hottest cities to reach 30 °C for most of the year.

Highlights attractions in Tagbilaran Bohol and Bangkok

The Grand Palace - lives up to its name, more than ever. White exterior walls hold the priceless relics hidden from the public, but tourists will be treated to views of soaring spires and beautiful temples across the grounds upon payment of the entrance fee. More than ever, The Grand Palace lives up to its name. White exterior walls hold the priceless relics hidden from the public but, upon payment of the entrance fee, tourists will be treated to views of soaring spires and beautiful temples across the grounds.

Wat Pho - Nothing can prepare you quite for the Reclining Buddha's jaw-dropping height, so try to act naturally upon entry. Wat Pho, or the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, surrounds the statue of the 46-meter-long (151-foot-long) 15-meter-high (49-foot-high) gazing up at the ceiling in a gaze of illumination. Although the statue is the focal point of the temple grounds, in addition to a traditional Thai massage school, visitors will also find colourful murals depicting over 400 Buddha images.

The Chatuchak Weekend Market – is one of the world's largest flea markets where you can buy (almost) anything if you know where to look. In the nooks and crannies of this claustrophobic space, you can find everything from unusual art pieces and Northern handicrafts to kitchenware and genitalia-shaped soap. If crowds aren't your thing, then manoeuvring through the aisles will be much easier if you can visit in the morning. It's not as hot and you may even get a better deal because the day's first sale is meant to bring good luck. Note, all rates are merely suggestions, so barter at will.