Cheap flights to Bangkok (BKK) from Manchester (MAN)

Manchester to Bangkok Cheapest Fares

The lowest fare found from Manchester (MAN) to Bangkok (BKK) was £474 with KLM and Business Class was £1642 with Turkish Airlines. The fares shown here are the lowest flight prices to Bangkok obtained in actual searches by Just The Flight customers. To search and book flights to Bangkok, please enter your travel requirements in the search form above, and click the search button.

Manchester to Bangkok Route Info

Trips to Bangkok from Manchester take approximately 15 hours 27 minutes with 1 stop en-route

Common stop off points for flights to Bangkok from Manchester include London Heathrow, Amsterdam and Abu Dhabi Intl

Usually flights to Bangkok leave in the Evening

The journey from Manchester to Bangkok is roughly 5980 miles

Located to the south west of Manchester, the city's airport comprises three terminals

For those with an early morning flight, why not stay overnight at one of the many hotels near the airport, including Travelodge Manchester Airport and Etrop Grange

Manchester Airport is to be found only 10 miles from Manchester

The Best Place on Earth to Celebrate Chinese New Year

More than any other city on earth, Bangkok delights in a clash of cultures. From the sublime to the ridiculous, from the seedy to the sophisticated, all life is here. There are no direct flights from Manchester but there are a number of intriguing stop-over destinations to visit en route or you can choose a flight with a short refuelling break if you prefer.

There is an enormous Thai-Chinese community in Bangkok and they celebrate Chinese New Year in the traditional way every February with a wealth of parties, parades and fireworks. This is the time when the city really comes alive, when wearing red doesn't signify a particular party allegiance, and when visitors can gain a true appreciation of the cultural influences that run through Bangkok's cultural life. The Chinese New Year festivities are a two day feast of colour, dancing, music and food. There are Lion Dances and Chinese Opera, dragon parades and cultural performances. Most of the celebrations take place along Chinatown's Yaowarat and Charon Krung Roads although the party atmosphere infects the whole city.

For a lot of visitors, the highlight of the festival is the food. There are copious quantities of fabulous Chinese food on offer- from Peking duck to noodles, from crispy pork to egg-fried rice. If the mania of the streets becomes too much, repair to one of the city's five star hotels which will usually offer a Chinese New Year special dinner, allowing diners to experience the rarefied atmosphere at a bargain price.