Cheapest one-way
63% below next 30d avg. ($89)
With a lowest one-way fare of $33 , travelers can expect an average price of $89 for upcoming trips, while round-trip tickets start at $62 . Flights typically take around 1h 27m , but the fastest nonstop option completes the journey in just 1h 25m minutes. There are 50 flights weekly on this route. You can arrive at any of the following airports in Chiang Rai: Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai International Airport (CEI) . Flights from Don Mueang International Airport to Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai International Airport (DMK-CEI) are by far the most popular option for this route. To secure the best rates, booking 40 days in advance is recommended, and the cheapest travel days are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday .
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Explore the cheapest one-way and round-trip flights from Bangkok to Chiang Rai over the next 90 days, with one-way fares from $33 and round-trip from $62. Based on Trip.com's latest 7-day flight data.


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Nokair Based on Trip.com’s data, the cheapest month for flights from Bangkok to Chiang Rai is October, with an average price of $13; while the month with the highest flight price is usually July, with an average price of up to $22.
According to historical data from Trip.com, the lowest prices for flights from Bangkok to Chiang Rai are found during September, with an average price of $58. Conversely, the highest prices are found during June, with an average price of up to $88.
Columbus Day is scheduled for Oct 12. The cheapest flights from Bangkok to Chiang Rai are available on Oct 14, with fares starting at $34.
Chiang Rai is a beautiful place and situated in the northern part of Thailand. Chiang Rai is the former capital of the Lanna kingdom. This city is known for its natural wonders and cultural heritage. The most part of the city is a mountainous region filled with rivers and jungles. Chiang Rai population consists of a hill tribe and the Chinese lineage. The unique attractions of the city are its temples, art, cuisine, language and music.
Tip: At the end of December, the hill tribespeople performs cultural shows for the New Year Festival which is worth watching.
Getting There
Mae Fah Luang- Chiang Rai International Airport has situated about 8 Km from the city centre and it takes an average of 30 minutes to commute to the city via bus, taxis or shared car. There are eleven direct flights from Bangkok to Chiang Rai and it takes an average of 1 hour 10 minutes to cover the distance between two places. Flight operators like Thai AirAsia, Gulf Air, Viet jet Airways provides direct flights to Chiang Rai. There are many other Airways which provide connecting and Cheap flights from Bangkok.
Tip: To get the cheap flights, plan your travel on weekdays in advance.
Places of Attractions
Chiang Rai is a small and fascinating city founded in the year 1262 by Phaya Mengrai. Visit the famous White Temple, sometimes referred to as Wat Rong Khun. The intricate design of this temple is not to be missed. The beautiful sight of Black House is another popular attraction of Chiang Rai. Admire the gothic architecture that surrounds the home and studio of Thawan Duchanee, the late famous Thai artist. Explore the Mae Fah Luang Garden and marvel at the vast array of flora around the city.
The Chiang Rai Clocktower and the King Mengrai Monument are the famous monuments, piece of art, and landmark right in the city centre. This monument is dedicated to King Mengrai who set up northern Thailand's Lanna Kingdom. Chiang Rai beach outside the town along the Kok River is a perfect spot to have a casual lunch in one of those bamboo huts surrounded by the jungle. Chiang Rai has Phong Phrabat Waterfall, Pu Kaeng Waterfall, Huay Kaew Waterfall, Huay Mae Sai Waterfall, Khun Korn Waterfalls which are the best waterfalls in all of Thailand and there's no better way to enjoy the region's natural beauty.
Tip: For mountain lovers, Phu Chi Fa is the perfect place for hiking and see sunrise views.
Commute and Stay in Chiang Rai
Tuk-tuk is the most common form of transportation in Chiang Rai. Songthaew (Red Truck) is also a common and local mode of transport. There are air-conditioned Taxi, UBER and Grab available for the most comfortable way to drive around. Thai’s Rickshaw called 'Samlor' is easily available to cover short distance and one can also rent a bicycle and bikes for getting around from one place to another.
The famous Night Bazar area is a wonderful place, situated east of the Old City and on the Ping River, making it a pleasant sightseeing location.
Tip: You need to bargain with the Tuk Tuk driver.
Shop and Dine in Chiang Rai
Chiang Mai's markets are paradise. The Night Bazaar takes place every night for clothes, bags, sunglasses and everything that is in. Sunday Walking Road, renowned for its live concerts and tasty stalls, provides a range of shopping facilities. For ready-to-eat curries and fresh items, food lovers can't skip a tour of the Warorot area.
Tip: Have a plate of creamy khao soi, which is a speciality of north Thailand. Also, give yourself a soothing massage.
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