Flights from Moscow to Thailand

The capital of Thailand, Bangkok, is one of the fastest growing cities in all of Southeast Asia. Most of the local attractions are concentrated on the island of Rattanakosin, which also serves as the historical center of the city. Here is the former residence of the king – the Grand Palace, within which is the world-famous Temple of the Emerald Buddha. It attracts tourists not only with its status as a holy place, but also with its rich interior decoration of bronze and iron ornaments, stained glass and frescoes combined with Chinese ceramics. Nearby stands the pantheon, where you can see life-size statues of eight kings of the Chakri dynasty. The Temple of the Reclining Buddha is no less famous – the sculpture of the deity awaiting nirvana reaches a height of 15 meters, while its length exceeds 46 meters.
Among modern attractions, it is definitely worth visiting local open-air restaurants offering Thai, Indian and Japanese cuisine, as well as a planetarium that can accommodate about 400 people.
Bangkok's international airport, in terms of area and passenger traffic, is one of the largest in the world. Suvarnabhumi is located south of the city and receives direct flights from Moscow – more than a dozen a week. This gives tourists the opportunity to choose their departure time and thus buy cheap air tickets. For example, morning flights from Moscow to Bangkok are almost 7% cheaper than evening ones, and a direct flight departing on Tuesday is much cheaper than a Sunday one.