5* Etihad cheap flights from Kuwait to Thailand from only $289!

5* Etihad is offering a good price for flights from Middle East to Thailand! You can book a ticket from Kuwait to Bangkok from only $289 for a roundtrip!

Spectacular scenery, stunning tropical sunsets and warm sea awaits you at Asia’s most popular beach destination. Friendly, exotic, tropical, and historic Thailand attracts millions of visitors every year who are keen on admiring the beautiful sea coast and fantastic nature of this country.

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Ko Samui, Ko Pha-ngan & Ko Tao

These three Central Gulf islands, located off the East Coast, are quite close together. Ko Samui is Thailand's third-largest island. Abundant tourist resources, sandy beaches, coconut trees and coral reefs are present on the island. Enjoy luxurious comfort in Ko Samui and then head to Ko Pha-Ngan to spend the craziest night of your life at a wild Full Moon, Black Moon or Half Moon party. These all-night open air events take place on a beach in Haad Rin and in a nearby forest. Thailand's party island also has a quieter side. To enjoy peace and serenity, take a longtail boat from the Rasananda to Bottle Beach (Hat Khuat), one of the island’s most remote and unspoilt beaches.

Ko Tao is the perfect place to learn to scuba dive, as there are hardly any currents and a wide selection of dive sites. You can get there by a ferry - 1.5 h from Ko Samui or 1 h from Ko Pha Ngan. Take a bike around the island and go snorkelling in the Shark Bay. However, the best places are only accessible by foot. In the Central Gulf you can also enjoy the natural splendour of the Ang Thong Marine Park and untouched coast and beaches of Cape Pathiu in Chumphon province.

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River Kwai

Kanchanaburi province, in Myanmar border, is home to the famous River Kwai. Spend a night in a chalet on the bank of the river and visit the famous bridge. During World War II, Japan constructed the meter-gauge railway line from Thailand to Burma (Myanmar), now known as the Death Railway. The Bridge on the River Kwai, made famous in novel and in the film adaptation, was actually not the iron bridge of the Burma Railway. A bridge was built of wood approximately 100 metres (330 ft) upriver from the current one. Bombed by the Allied forces in 1945, the present bridge has two of its central spans rebuilt and the original parts are now displayed in the War Museum.

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Travel dates:
March – December 2018

Sample dates:
Mar 19-28, Mar 27 – Apr 8, Apr 17-29, May 11-20, Jun 2-12, Jul 4-16, Aug 1-8, Sep 26 – Oct 4, Nov 14-23, Nov 28 – Dec 9

Routing:
Kuwait – Bangkok – Kuwait

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Baggage policy:
One cabin bag and one piece of checked baggage per passenger.

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Accommodation:
In Bangkok we recommend 4* Mercure Bangkok Makkasan with very good reviews. Strategically located just a few steps from Makkasan Airport Rail Link Station, this property offers modern style accommodation with free WiFi. Guests can indulge in the outdoor pool or enjoy sunbathing under the natural rays of the sun. The onsite restaurant, The Station, serves all-day dining and boasts floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views of Bangkok. Fitness centre and free private parking are available. All rooms are completed with premium amenities. The bed is comfortable and allows guests to feel well accommodated. A seating area is provided for alternative relaxation. The en suite bathroom is equipped with complimentary toiletries and a rain head shower.

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