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Fly from Muscat to Bangkok with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Muscat to Bangkok with Etihad Airways and be transported from Oman’s scenic capital to one of Thailand’s most intriguing cities.
Thailand’s City of Angels if full of captivating contrasts. Explore ancient temples or wander through modern megamalls. The bustling capital is also home to gleaming skyscrapers and quaint villages, while visitors can dine in luxurious restaurants or sample scintillating local delicacies from authentic street vendors.
Flying from Muscat to Bangkok: FAQs
Is Bangkok easy to get around?
While Bangkok is a huge city with a great deal to offer, there are plenty of options when it comes to transport, which makes getting around easy. The BTS Skytrain covers almost all of the central city, while the Bangkok MRT covers the northern section.
Taxis are readily available throughout Bangkok, as are Tuk Tuks (motorised rickshaws). Both are great options for short journeys and trips to major attractions.
What is the weather like in Bangkok?
Thanks to a tropical climate, Bangkok is warm and humid throughout the year. However, there is a ‘cool season’ that runs from November to February. During these months, the average temperature is still around 28⁰C though, and there tends to be little rainfall.
From March to June, temperatures rise to average highs of 34⁰C. Rain showers can be more frequent during these months too.
Top tips for Muscat to Bangkok
Explore Chatuchak Weekend Market
Just as you can wander through Muscat’s Mutrah Souq’s tiny streets lined with vendors selling a range of goods, Bangkok’s Chatuchak Weekend Market has a dizzying array of stalls.
Chatuchak is Thailand’s biggest street market and the perfect place to pick up a souvenir and practise your bartering skills. The best time to visit can be around 9am when it first opens, or head down later when the local crowds grow and create a real buzz.
Marvel at Wat Pho temple
While Muscat has the Grand Mosque, Bangkok has Wat Pho Temple. Home to the largest collection of Buddha images in the country, the temple is famous for its giant reclining Buddha.
It’s an incredible 150 feet (46 metres) long and covered in gold leaf. First built in the 16th century, visitors can also admire impressive murals and stunning granite statues throughout the temple halls.
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