Fly from Riyadh to Bangkok with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Riyadh to Bangkok with Etihad and travel from the capital of Saudi Arabia to one of the most exciting cities in South East Asia – dynamic Bangkok.
Get to know this vibrant destination with a trip to Khaosan Road, where you’ll get a flavour of the street food and atmosphere this city offers visitors. There’s a more serene side to the city too, with several awe-inspiring temples, including the Wat Arun Ratchavararam. Book your trip today.
RUH to BKK: flight facts
Flying from Riyadh to Bangkok: FAQs
How long should I stay in Bangkok?
To get the most out of a stay in the Thai capital, plan to visit the city for at least three to four days or even a week.
That will let you see all the major sights, but also find time to head for the beaches and see more of wider Thailand during your trip.
How do I get from Bangkok Airport to the city centre?
Booking a private transfer to your hotel through Etihad Airways is a great way to ensure a smooth, comfortable journey.
Alternatively, Bangkok’s Airport Rail Link is a simple way to reach the city centre. Trains often depart every 15 minutes and take just under half an hour to reach downtown Bangkok. There are taxis available for a more private journey, though journey times will depend on traffic.
Top tips for Riyadh to Bangkok
Luscious Lumphini Park
Just as Riyadh has natural attractions like the Al Bujairi park, the crowning jewel in Bangkok is the green oasis of Lumphini Park.
Located in the city’s business district, this leafy paradise is packed full of tropical plants and features a lake in the centre. You can even take a boat trip out to the centre of the lake to enjoy a quiet moment in a city that never rests.
The wonders of Wat Pho
Riyadh has no shortage of beautiful mosques, and Bangkok also boasts awe-inspiring architectural wonders in the shape of its Buddhist temples.
One of the most famous and visited by tourists is Wat Pho temple, where you’ll find the renowned reclining Buddha statue that stretches out at 150 feet long and 50 feet tall.