The northernmost province in Thailand - Chiang Rai occupies a fertile valley about 580 meters above sea level. This largely mountainous province lies nearly 785 km to the north of Bangkok and extends over an area of 11,678 square kilometers. The major provincial river flowing through Chiang Rai is the Mae Kok. Flightshotelstours offer a detailed guide on Cheap Flights to Chiang Rai for easy air travel to Chiang Rai at bargain fares.
All Flights to Chiang Rai are scheduled to land at the Chiang Rai International Airport located in Chiang Rai, northern Thailand. Located about 8 km from the city center, Chiang Rai airport has been managed by the Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT since 1998. The airport is well equipped to handle more than 500,000 passengers, 3,900 flights and 2,700 tons annually.
The major airlines that operate cheap flights to Chiang Rai in Thailand include:
- Nok Air
- Thai AirAsia
- Thai Airways International
- Orient Thai Airlines
- SGA
Some interesting facts about Cheap Flights to Chiang Rai include:
- Every week, 51 flights fly out from Chaing Rai for short haul destinations.
- The shortest among the flights from Chiang Rai covers 432 miles.
- More than 8,830 passengers can board Flights to Chiang Rai every week.
- There are 29 medium sized aircrafts departing from Chaing Rai Airport each week.
You can also avail of connecting Cheap flights to Chiang Rai from international destinations like:
- US
- North America
- Europe
- Mexico
- Caribbean
- Central America
- South America
- Asia
- Australasia
- Middle East
- Africa
Cheap Flights to Chiang Rai in Thailand are best available on weekdays because weekends are the most sought after time for holidaying tourists, and there is a major rush for Chiang Rai flights on these days.
Founded in 1262 AD by King Mongrai, Chiang Rai served as the erstwhile capital of the Lanna kingdom, until the Burmese captured the province during the 1600s..
World Travel Guide offers detailed information on Cheap Flights to Chiang Rai and also on flights to Thailand.
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