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Information about United Kingdom

The United Kingdom or it’s known as England and also the UK, its capital city is London. The UK is a classic country with history, culture, castles, and beautiful yet classic rivers. It is a tourist and educational city which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's also a haven for brand-name shoppers including local brands itself and international brands. The UK is also a beautiful country, clean, and safe, contributing to the charm of England that is difficult to find until it is known as the city of good people. London happens to be the focal point of castles, palaces, churches, and ancient European architecture. Also, a shopping paradise for brand names and nightlife for everyone to explore. Domestic transportation in London is practical. The main language being used in the country to communicate is primarily in English. Thai citizens who plan to book a flight to London and plan to explore the United Kingdom must apply for a visa which can stay for up to six months. 

The United Kingdom is a collection of islands off the northwest coast of Europe. Britain, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are among them. High ground, ax mountain ridges separated by canyons cover much of the north and west of the United Kingdom. This terrain was formed during the last Ice Age, when the land was covered in thick glaciers. The countryside in the south of England is mostly made up of rolling hills. Lochs are lakes found in northwest England and the Scottish Highlands.  As England is one of the most famous travel destinations in the world, it provides almost limitless options for vacationers looking for fun things to do and top attractions to visit. This influential country in the beautiful British Isles is brimming with great history, interesting cities, and rich cultural cultures. Historic sites abound, ranging from prehistoric ancient structures and ancient Roman sites to centuries-old castles and medieval town centers. The UK is also remarkably simple to get around, with trains and buses connecting perhaps the most popular tourist destinations. You can also drive between points of interest on a well-planned network of highways. Whether you travel by car or public transportation, you will have an unforgettable experience.

However, if you’re Thai citizens and plan to visit the United Kingdom, they must first examine the country's entry requirements. In other words, before booking a flight to the United Kingdom, don’t forget to check for restrictions and rules of the country at the Safe-Travel Page first to make sure you know what to prepare and follow before traveling.

Seasons in United Kingdom

The United Kingdom is located in the middle of a moderate climate zone, and its weather patterns are almost typical. Because the country is located on islands, the weather in the UK is wet, as opposed to continental moderate climate weather. This feature is visible in the frequent fogs that are an integral part of the country's image. The best time to visit the UK is around Spring and Autumn where the weather is usually warm and dry.

- Winter season: December - February. The average temperature is about 2.6 - 9.4 Degree Celsius.

- Spring season: March - May. The average temperature is about 3.3 - 18 Degree Celsius.

- Summer season: June - August. The average temperature is about 18 - 20 Degree Celsius.

- Autumn season: September - November. The average temperature is about 4 - 18 Degree Celsius.

Flights to United Kingdom

International flights to United Kingdom (BKK - LHR)

Heathrow Airport in London is the largest airport in the United Kingdom. Nonstop passenger flights from London Heathrow Airport are scheduled to 219 destinations in 86 countries. There are currently 9 domestic flights from London Heathrow. The estimated time of traveling is about 12 hours 35 minutes. Here are the lists of direct flights available from Bangkok to London.

Airlines that fly direct From Suvarnabhumi Airport to the United Kingdom (BKK-LHR): Thai Airways, EVA Air and British Airways.

Airlines that fly direct From Don Muang Airport to United Kingdom (DMK-LHR): Currently, there is no direct flight from Don Muang airport (DMK) to London Heathrow airport (LHR). However, there are several connecting flights or stopover routes available from here.

About the Airport - UK

London Heathrow Airport (LHR) is the largest and busiest airport in the United Kingdom, as well as the busiest airport in Europe and the 7th busiest airport in the world in terms of passenger traffic. Heathrow Airport is located in the London borough of Hillingdon, in the west of the city. However, it has 2 runways and 4 main terminal buildings which consist of terminal 2, terminal 3, terminal 4 and terminal 5. It is British Airways' primary hub and Virgin Atlantic's main operating base. Around 80 airlines fly from London Heathrow, connecting travelers to over 180 destinations worldwide. As airport passenger throughput grows, the passenger terminal becomes a more important component of the airport, achieving dominant status in the largest facilities. Terminal 2 is the newest terminal in the airport and mostly used by all Star Alliance airlines.

Moreover, Heathrow Airport remains one of the world's leading airports, having been named "Best Airport in Western Europe" for the past five years in a row and "Best Airport for Shopping" for a record-breaking ten years in a row by Skytrax World Travel Awards travelers. In its 11-year history, Terminal 5 has been named the "World's Best Airport Terminal" six times. At London Heathrow Airport, there are a number of services and facilities available to serve travelers. After exiting the plane, passengers will  go through passport control, baggage reclaim, and customs.  such as restaurants, cafes, exchange currency, ATMs, chargers, showers, hotel reservations, car rental desks and so on. And if travelers plan to get around London using public transportation, one thing to keep in mind is don’t forget to purchase  and learn how to use an Oyster card.

Transportations in United Kingdom

Traveling from the airport in the United Kingdom to the city

- Train: Heathrow Express connects to London Paddington in about 15 minutes, making for a very quick journey. These are nonstop trains that take only 15 minutes from Terminals 2 and 3 to Paddington Station, and 6 minutes from Terminal 5. Tickets are available online, through the Heathrow Express app, in Arrivals, and at the stations. The cost of a plane ticket varies depending on the date and time of travel.

- Bus: The bus is neither the cheapest nor the fastest mode of transportation to get to London's city center. Underground is a better option in this regard. Local buses connect Heathrow with stations in west London and the Thames Valley. Long-distance coaches and buses to rail stations are also available. The fare price is 1.50 Euro or 38 Thai Baht for adults and for children (from 5 to 18 years old) is free of charge.

- Taxi: Taxis from Heathrow Airport to London City Center take about an hour. London is a large city with heavy traffic during rush hour. Taxis at Heathrow Airport are the traditional and popular black taxis. All taxis from Heathrow are black, and all have wheelchair access. It takes about an hour to get to London.

- Underground: The Underground is another option of transportation available between Heathrow Airport and London. The Piccadilly line is an excellent option for getting to Central London in 45 to 50 minutes. Passengers will require an Oyster Card to use the subway. There are machines at each station, so getting one is simple.

- Inter-terminal Transport: There are buses available for connecting passengers, as well as regular flight connections that transfer passengers to the departure terminal. Heathrow Express and London Underground have stops at all terminals and are a convenient way to travel between terminals on land. Travel time is determined by the final destination. If travelers take the train, the service is free, but travelers must purchase an inter-terminal transfer ticket. 

- Car Rental: Renting a car in London is a great way to get around. Check out to find the best deal and Rent a car in London with Traveloka to get the best deal ever!

Traveling around the United Kingdom

Taking public transportation in Britain is a convenient, cost-effective way to get around and a great way to get to know the locals. Larger cities have more bus services, and London, Newcastle, and Glasgow have an underground system. Tram lines can be found in Edinburgh, Manchester, Nottingham, and south London. Taxis are available at almost all train stations. Many cities are best explored on foot. However, there are options to travel around the UK such as using taxis, driving a car, taking the underground, riding a bicycle, riding a boat and walking.

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Top 3 places to visit in United Kingdom

1. Cambridge - The city of Cambridge is a hotbed of history, architecture, and heritage, and it is home to the University of Cambridge for a more than 800 year old institution. Cambridge is about 50 miles or around 80 kilometers away from London. There's no shortage of things to do in Cambridge, from admiring the splendor of the King's College Chapel, one of 31 colleges, to visiting the Cambridge University Botanic Garden. However, the best way to get around the city is to walk, otherwise travelers can take the bus or ride a bike is also a great option.
2. Oxford - Oxford has been home to scholars for over 800 years and is home to Britain's oldest university as well as a plethora of other historic attractions. Explore culture, Egyptian mummies, and contemporary art at the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, or delve into history at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History and the Pitt Rivers Museum. There are so many things to do in Oxford such as experiencing an outdoor adventure in Britain’s cities, visiting the Eagle and Child, exploring Oxfordshire, visiting the Ashmolean museum and Pitt rivers museum, visiting incredible gardens and so on.
3. Lake District in North West England - The Lake District is a well-known breathtaking views region and national park in Cumbria, England. It is made up of parts of the iconic counties of Cumberland, Lancashire, and Westmorland. The region's famous lake-strewn valleys radiate from a central mountain core, making through routes difficult to establish but also adding to the distinctive character that makes the entire Lake District appealing to tourists.

Top 3 things to do in United Kingdom

1. Take a picture at Stonehenge - Stonehenge is one of the most popular tourist attractions in England. There are numerous legends surrounding Stonehenge's significance. It could have been an astronomical observatory, or it could have been used for sacred rituals related to the sun, successful crops, or even the dead. Besides taking pictures at the Stonehenge, there are also things to do over there such as to see the old sarum and  to visit the Salisbury Cathedral (Located in the medieval King’s House). When you visit England, don’t forget to put Stonehenge in your bucket lists - Flight to London now!
2. Explore the city of Norwich and try good food - Norwich is a fantastic merging of the modern and the historic, with each complementing the other. Its center, like any great city, is easy to walk around and has a river at its core. It is the most full medieval city in the UK, with a stunning Norman Cathedral and Castle, as well as a thriving arts, music, and cultural scene, pretty stellar independent and High Street shopping, a delightful covered market, lively restaurants, bars, and nightlife, and a heritage that is a joy to explore. It is also England's first UNESCO City of Literature. This is a story-filled city!
3. Explore the Liverpool Beatles - Liverpool is located in the northwest of the country, is about three hours by train from London and offers music fans a variety of city sites as well as Fab-Four-related attractions. The Beatles Story should be at the top of your list. This fun museum, located in the city's revitalized Albert Dock area, has enough facts and exhibits to keep even the most ardent fans entertained for hours. Those certain related key points in Liverpool include the famous Cavern Club, as well as the actual locations about which they sang, such as Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane. Also, there are other attractions including themed walks and guided tours, visiting Paul McCartney and John Lennon's former homes, and doing some souvenir shopping at The Beatles Shop.