Singapore to Bangkok with KrisFlyer Miles
A short-haul KrisFlyer redemption many Singaporeans use as a weekend break. Saver economy at 13,000 miles makes it one of the lowest-cost ways to put miles to use.
Bangkok in business is one of the popular short-haul redemptions in the KrisFlyer chart — you are effectively getting 3.3 SG cents of value for every mile you spend.
What each cabin costs, in miles and in cash.
KrisFlyer Saver Award miles are one-way from SIN. Cash ranges are an editorial baseline that shifts with booking date and season. Taxes are payable in cash regardless of cabin.
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Cents-per-mile = (round trip cash midpoint × 100) ÷ round trip miles required. cpm is invariant under the trip-type toggle — only the absolute miles, cash and savings amounts change. Advantage cpm is roughly half Saver because the miles cost roughly doubles for the same seat. Miles and tax estimates as of April 2026.
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Open destination maparrow_forwardBangkok, Thailand.
A short-haul KrisFlyer redemption many Singaporeans use as a weekend break. Saver economy at 13,000 miles makes it one of the lowest-cost ways to put miles to use.
Cash fares to Bangkok are already low, so redemption value per mile is modest in economy. Many travellers choose to save miles for longer-haul cabins and pay cash for Bangkok — but the route remains popular for last-minute bookings when cash fares spike.
7 Bangkok moments to consider booking ahead.
Grand Palace & Wat Pho
The royal palace complex and the reclining Buddha temple, both in the Old Town and walkable from each other.
Chatuchak Weekend Market
Over 8,000 stalls covering fashion, antiques, plants and street food — open Saturday and Sunday.
Chao Phraya river boat
The blue tourist boat and orange commuter line both connect BTS Saphan Taksin to riverside temples and markets.
Street food on Yaowarat (Chinatown)
After dark, Yaowarat Road becomes one of the city’s densest food streets — seafood, noodles, and dim sum.
Jim Thompson House
Teakwood museum compound dedicated to the American silk merchant who disappeared in 1967; central, near BTS National Stadium.
Cooking class in a local home
Half-day classes typically include a market visit and 4–5 dishes; widely available across Sukhumvit and Old Town.
Rooftop bar at sunset
Vertigo at Banyan Tree, Sky Bar at Lebua, and Vanilla Sky at Compass SkyView are popular options for first-time visitors.
Lock in the flight, then the bed.
SIN → BKK from S$220 round trip
Compare cash fares when paying outright makes more sense than burning miles. Useful for last-minute trips and shoulder seasons.
Bangkok hotels — find a stay that fits your trip
Filter by 4★+ rating and refundable cancellation to keep things flexible. Compare cash prices side by side before committing.
Small things travellers like to know about Bangkok.
- Get a Rabbit Card for the BTS skytrain on arrival — single-trip tickets queues are long at major stations.
- Grab and Bolt are widely used; metered taxis are cheaper but drivers may refuse short trips during peak hours.
- Tourist SIM cards from AIS or TrueMove H are sold in the arrivals hall at BKK and DMK and are typically cheaper than activating roaming.
- Ask for "mai phet" (not spicy) at street stalls if heat tolerance is a concern — Thai default is hotter than most Singaporean palates.