Cebu Pacific Adds Flights to Don Mueang, Thailand
Bound to Thailand? Check out these flights.
(SPOT.ph) Want to explore a country that boasts cultural landmarks and, at the same time, is packed with trendy food places and shopping hotspots? Thailand is your best bet—especially since Cebu Pacific is adding more flights to the "Land of Smiles" with a direct route to the Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok. This is on top of their regular flights to the capital city's main gateway Suvarnabhumi Airport.
You now have more reason to get that drawing out of your group chat. Here's what you need to know about the newest flight schedules.
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Cebu Pacific adds flights to Thailand
Starting July 16, the airline will fly between Manila and Don Mueang (DMK) thrice weekly on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Currently, Cebu Pacific flies between Manila and Bangkok through Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) twice daily. The airline also flies between Clark and BKK twice daily. So now you've got a whole lot of options for your way to Bangkok.
You can book your tickets at cebupacificair.com.
We checked out flights to Bangkok from Manila on July 16. Both were on promo or deal rates, but the DMK-bound flight was cheaper. While the BKK airport is the capital's main terminal, DMK serves as a secondary port, so fingers crossed flights to here will remain easier on the wallet.
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What to see in Bangkok, Thailand
Thailand's bustling capital, Bangkok, has plenty of retail centers providing a wealth of destinations.
You can visit the tourist hub Khao San Road, a haven for secondhand bookshops, hip stores, and organic coffee shops. It's in the Banglamphu district, Bangkok's most traditional yet charming neighborhood.
Beyond Khao San, you can still explore some of the area's less touristy streets. Expect quaint antique shops, traditional restaurants, and age-old temples.
If you need some retail therapy, though, the malls in Siam, Pratunam, and Ploenchit—Bangkok's shopping districts—are waiting for you.