Bangkok to Bangalore Flights - Fares starting from ₹15,192

  • Flight Time~3h 45m-4h 10m direct
  • AirlinesThai Airways, IndiGo, Air India Express

Bangkok to Bangalore flights operate non-stop, connecting Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) with Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) in around 3 hours 45 minutes to 4 hours 10 minutes. Thai Airways, IndiGo and Air India Express all fly this route daily, making it a straightforward return option for travellers heading back from Thailand. Bangalore is India's technology hub and a major gateway to South India, so many travellers on this route are returning home or continuing onward within the country. The flight crosses the Bay of Bengal before making landfall on India's southeastern coast.

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Airlines flying Bangkok to Bangalore

Thai Airways, IndiGo and Air India Express all operate non-stop Bangkok to Bangalore flights, with Thai Airways running a full-service flight with business class available and IndiGo and Air India Express offering low-cost alternatives on the same sector. Departures are generally scheduled to arrive in Bangalore in the early morning or late night. When comparing Bangkok to Bangalore flight options, it's worth weighing baggage allowance and fare flexibility alongside arrival timing, since a late-night or early-morning landing affects how quickly you can continue onward. Travellers connecting to another Indian city from Bangalore should build in a reasonable buffer between flights.

Bangkok to Bangalore Flight Duration & Best Time to Fly

Bangkok to Bangalore flight duration typically runs between 3 hours 45 minutes and 4 hours 10 minutes, covering around 2,500 kilometres across the Bay of Bengal. Actual timing depends on the specific carrier and the prevailing winds on the day of travel, so it's worth checking the listed duration for your chosen flight. Bangalore is workable as a destination year-round thanks to its moderate climate. Fares on the Bangkok to Bangalore route tend to rise around the winter holiday period and major Indian festivals, when demand from returning travellers peaks, so booking a few weeks in advance generally helps secure a more convenient arrival timing and a better fare.

Bangkok to Bangalore Airport Tips

At Bangkok, this route typically departs from Suvarnabhumi Airport, so allow the standard international check-in buffer of around 3 hours. Confirm your check-in counter in advance and keep your Thailand exit documentation handy at immigration, since queues can build up during peak season. On arrival in Bangalore, international flights land at Terminal 2. It's worth checking your specific arrival gate in advance if you have an onward domestic connection, since domestic flights currently operate from a different part of the airport. Prepaid taxis, app-based cabs and metro connectivity are all available from the airport.

Explore Bangalore Tour Packages

Landing in Bangalore opens up easy access to South India's own attractions, including the hill stations of Coorg and Ooty, the temples of Mysore and the beaches of Gokarna, along with onward domestic and international connections from one of India's busiest airports. Veena World's South India tour packages bring together sightseeing, accommodation, meals and the services of a tour manager, depending on the selected package, making it easier to explore the region without arranging every stop separately.

Your Questions About Booking Flights, Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Thai Airways, IndiGo and Air India Express all operate non-stop Bangkok to Bangalore flights daily.
Bangkok to Bangalore flight duration typically runs between 3 hours 45 minutes and 4 hours 10 minutes, depending on the carrier.
Bangkok to Bangalore flights land at Kempegowda International Airport's Terminal 2, which also handles onward domestic connections.
Bangalore is workable year-round thanks to its moderate climate, so timing your flight mainly comes down to fares around peak travel periods.
Booking a few weeks ahead is advisable, particularly around the winter holiday period and major Indian festivals, when fares on this route tend to rise.
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