Do I have to fly to travel to Thailand?

1. Bangkok, don mueang international airport.

It's 23 kilometers from Don Mueang Airport to the city center (Siam business district), and it takes 45-60 minutes by taxi, about 200B RMB. The special feature of this airport is that there is a golf course sandwiched between two airport runways, and the middle of the golf course is blocked by a connecting road connecting the two runways. If you want to cross the runway connecting road, you must cross the connecting road.

Therefore, there are traffic lights on the contact road, and people passing by must obey the signal. Golf courses can be seen on satellite pictures or airplanes running on the runway. Bangkok airport also has a Thai air base.

2. Suvarnabhumi International Airport.

Suvarnabhumi International Airport is an international airport, located in Bang Phli District, about 25 kilometers east of Bangkok, Thailand, with an area of about 32 square kilometers. Suvarnabhumi International Airport is the main civil airport in Bangkok and an important aviation hub in Southeast Asia and even Asia. This airport is not only the hub airport of Thailand International Airlines, but also regarded as a focus city by foreign airlines such as Cathay Pacific, China Airlines and EVA Air.

3. Phuket International Airport.

Phuket International Airport is located in the northern part of Phuket in the Kingdom of Thailand. Due to the large number of people who use the airport to go to Phuket, the passenger throughput of Phuket International Airport is second only to the new Bangkok International Airport in Bangkok, the capital, ranking second in Thailand, with about 2.9 million passengers entering and leaving here every year.

4. Chiang Mai International Airport.

Chiang Mai International Airport is a civil airport located in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and it is an important passage for passengers to travel to northern Thailand. In 2005, the passenger traffic was 2 million passengers, handling more than 0.5 million flights and 0.6 million tons of cargo. The airport charges 700 baht for international passengers and 100 baht for domestic passengers as the airport construction fee. Chiang Mai, the city where it is located, is the second largest city in Thailand and has the nickname of "Northern Rose".

5. Chiang Rai International Airport.

Chiang Rai International Airport is located 8 kilometers outside Chiang Rai City, Chiang Rai Province in northern Thailand. It is the second largest airport in northern Thailand.

There is a 3000-meter-long runway, and there are non-scheduled flights to China, Kunming and Shanghai.

6. Utapa International Airport

Utapao International Airport is located about 90 miles (140 km) southeast of Bangkok, Thailand, south of Rte 3(Thanon Sukhumvit), near Soto City in the Gulf of Thailand, and only 45 minutes' drive from Pattaya, the most popular beach resort in Thailand.