CTS → BKK

Mount Fuji

The most iconic landmark of Japan, usually visible on the left side about 90 to 110 minutes after takeoff as the flight passes west of Tokyo.

Tokyo Metropolis

A vast urban landscape stretching from the mountains to the bay, best seen on clear days or as a sea of lights during evening flights.

Taiwan Central Range

The rugged, high-altitude spine of Taiwan provides a dramatic contrast to the surrounding South China Sea.

Vietnam Coastline

Stunning views of the rugged cliffs and white sand beaches near Da Nang and the Son Tra Peninsula.

Bangkok Skyline

On the final approach into Suvarnabhumi, the left side often provides a sweeping view of the city center skyscrapers.

Mount Yotei

Known as the Fuji of Hokkaido, this near-perfect volcanic cone is visible shortly after departure from New Chitose.

Northern Japanese Alps

Spectacular views of the snow-capped Hida Mountains, offering some of Japan's most dramatic alpine scenery.

Seto Inland Sea

A beautiful mosaic of thousands of small islands nestled between the main islands of Honshu and Shikoku.

Sakurajima

One of the world's most active volcanoes, often seen venting ash plumes as the flight passes near southern Kyushu.

Mekong River

The massive river system serving as the border between Laos and Thailand, visible as the aircraft enters Thai airspace.

Central Thai Plains

The patchwork of rice paddies and tropical greenery that defines the landscape of central Thailand during the descent.