Flight Papeete - Bangkok from 182 164 XPF All Taxes Incl. *

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Youth (12 to 17 years) ?

Child (2 to 11 years) ?

Infant (- 2 years) ?

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Bangkok's Chinatown

Bangkok's Chinatown has kept its commercial ties with China intact. Here, restaurants will serve you typical Chinese dishes and gold and jade stores dot Yaowarat, the district's main thoroughfare. During the day, bustling markets await you.

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Coming to Bangkok

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How to get to Bangkok

Go to Bangkok from Papeete

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Travel time

The shortest travel time for a trip from Papeete to Bangkok is 21 hours 45 minutes. This travel time may vary depending on your itinerary. Flights beyond the Aircalin network are operated by our partner airlines.

Time difference

It is 18 hours later in Bangkok, Thailand than in Papete, Tahiti.

When to go to Bangkok

When is the best time to visit Bangkok??

Bangkok has a tropical climate. This means there are two distinct seasons: the wet season and the dry season.

The best time to visit is Bangkok is :

The dry season: from November to February. This will allow you to avoid the hot rainy season, during which the inhabitants sometimes live with their feet in the water because of the heavy rainfall.