Flight tickets from Mumbai to Don Mueang

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Airport information

Departure

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM)

Western Express Highway, Sahar, Andheri East, Mumbai - 400 099

Arrival

Bangkok Don Mueang International Airport (DMK)

222, Khwaeng Sanambin, Khet Don Mueang, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, Bangkok 10210, Thailand

Getting to Mumbai airport

• Mumbai airport lies on Western Express Highway in Andheri East.
• To get to the airport, travellers can either book prepaid taxis via numerous taxi apps or hire metered taxis or rickshaws.
• Visitors who are new to the city should better avoid local buses and trains as they get overcrowded and difficult to commute. During monsoons, travellers should avoid rickshaws.
• Do keep an eye on traffic through Google maps to avoid any delay due to traffic snarls.

Travelling from Bangkok Don Mueang airport

• Don Mueang airport is located 28 km northeast of Central Bangkok on the Don Mueang toll way.
• Travellers can take the taxis to get to Bangkok and the surrounding areas. Travellers can also take buses to get to both Central Bangkok and Suvarnabhumi airport.
• Apart from that, they can also rent cars if they want to drive around themselves. They can check out bookings and fares here.

Facilities at Mumbai and Bangkok Don Mueang airports

• Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport has two terminals (domestic T1 and International T2) which are connected by a bus ferrying travellers every 20 minutes. The airport has duty-free retail and shopping spaces, fine dining areas, restaurants and cafes, prayer rooms, child-care rooms, medical help centres, lounges, money changing services, ATMs, and banks.
• Bangkok’s Don Mueang International airport has three terminals, and information centre, restaurants and cafes, coffee and book shops, medical shops and pharmacies, banks and ATMs and currency exchange and money changing services.

Tips on how to make the best out of your flight journey from Mumbai to Bangkok Don Mueang

There are no direct flights between Mumbai and Bangkok Don Mueang and the minimum travel time is 7 hours 30. Travellers can take rest, enjoy the gourmet food and drink on-board, or take their pick of the in-flight entertainment provided.

Travellers can also fly into Bangkok Suvarnabhumi airport and take a local transport to their destinations. Direct flights are available between Mumbai and Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.

Time Difference

Bangkok, Thailand is 1h 30min ahead of Mumbai, India.

Weather in Bangkok

Late October to March is the best time to visit Bangkok. The heat and humidity is low and the temperatures range between 24 and 32 degrees Celsius.

Exchange rate

1 Thai Baht (THB) equals 1.9 Indian Rupees (INR). Check here.

Cost of living in Bangkok

A 3 km taxi ride costs THB 58-100 (INR 110 – 190) while a 3 km tuk-tuk ride costs THB 50-100 (INR 95 – 190). Budget meals cost anywhere between THB 15 and 250 (INR 29 – 475). Pizzas cost anywhere between THB 119 and 350 (INR 226 – 665), while a big Mac at McDonald’s costs THB 80 (INR 152).

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Mode of payments accepted in Bangkok

Cash is accepted everywhere and travellers should carry enough cash. Using credit cards and withdrawing money from ATM using a foreign card attracts substantial charges. The street markets and local shops usually accept only cash while credit cards are accepted at upscale restaurants and hotels.

Best places for your first meal in Bangkok

Thai food favourites include coconut-based preparations and the likes of Papaya salad, and are found in both restaurants and on the street. Other international cuisines are also available. For the best Thai street food as well as restaurant food, travellers should head to neighbourhood areas such as Saphan Leung, Sukhumvit, Sathorn and Silom roads, Old Town and Chinatown.

Information and data provided on this page is correct as of July 21^st, 2016.