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Guide to Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok (video)

By Editorial
Posted in thai tips, Traffic and transport
Tags: , , ,
October 11, 2022

(saiko3p / Shutterstock.com)

Whoever travels from Belgium or the Netherlands to Thailand arrives at the international airport of Bangkok with the name Suvarnabhumi (which means land of gold).

Suvarnabhumi Airport is located about 36 kilometers east of the Thai capital Bangkok. Under normal traffic conditions, you can reach the center of Bangkok in 45 minutes by taxi or shuttle bus.

Change money, buy SIM card and go to town

Of course you want to know where you can change money, buy a SIM card and how to travel to the city by train or taxi. In this video you can see a tour of Bangkok's main airport. Exchanging money at the airport is expensive, it is better to change some for the first day or the taxi and exchange the rest in the city. Another alternative is to go to the bottom floor of the airport (B floor) where you get more, but according to those in the know you get the best rate in town. If you exchange 1000 euros, you save 70 euros by going to Superrich in the city. There are 3 transport options to the city, train, taxi and bus. In this video you can see where the public taxi stand is and where you can take the train.

  • 00:00 - Intro
  • 00:27 – Depart Suvarnabhumi
  • 03:41 – Arrive Suvarnabhumi
  • 04:07 – Exchange money
  • 04:39 – Buy SIM cards
  • 04:56 – Car rental Bangkok
  • 05:15 – Public taxis
  • 06:42 – Airport rail
  • 07:58 – Superrich Exchange

There are five floors at Suvarnabhumi Airport:

– Fourth floor: departure
– Third floor: restaurants/shops
– Second floor: arrival
– First floor: taxi and bus
– B-floor: Airport Rail Link station

Video: Guide to Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok

Watch the video here:

https://youtu.be/OoRPtDQWtMM

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