Don Mueang International Airport
Bangkok, Thailand
Don Mueang is Bangkok's second international airport, handling most budget and low-cost carrier flights including AirAsia, Nok Air, and Lion Air. It's located 30km north of the city centre and is considerably older and smaller than Suvarnabhumi.
Getting to the City
| Method | Duration | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Public Bus (A1, A2, A3, A4) | 45–90 minutes depending on traffic | 30 THB |
| Taxi (metered) | 30–60 minutes to central Bangkok | 200–350 THB + expressway tolls |
| State Railway of Thailand (Train) | 50–70 minutes to Hua Lamphong | 5–10 THB |
| Grab / Private Transfer | 30–60 minutes | 350–600 THB |
Public Bus (A1, A2, A3, A4)
Bus A1 goes to Mo Chit BTS; A2 to Khao San Road; A3 to Lumpini; A4 to Samut Prakan. Bus stops outside terminal 1.
Taxi (metered)
Queue at the official taxi counter outside Terminal 1 arrivals. Always use the meter — ignore touts offering fixed fares.
State Railway of Thailand (Train)
A commuter train station sits between the two terminals. Trains run frequently but are basic and can be crowded during rush hour.
Grab / Private Transfer
Grab cars must be picked up at the designated Grab zone — follow signage in arrivals. Pre-booked hotel transfers offer fixed pricing.
Airport Facilities
- Free WiFi in terminal buildings
- Food courts on Level 2 and 3 with local and international options
- Left luggage counters near arrivals (24-hour service)
- Currency exchange and ATMs throughout the terminal
- Rooftop spotting deck (aviation enthusiasts welcome)