Flights to Fukuoka

About Fukuoka

Famous for its cultural and culinary scene, Fukuoka is one of the largest cities in Japan. It sits beautifully on the shores of Hakata Bay and serves as a gateway to Asia (537 km from Seoul). If asked, â??Why is Fukuoka famous?â?? The city has gained a lot of popularity for its dynamic food culture. The city offers the best nightlife experience, the best shopping hubs, and access to some scenic beaches for a leisurely vacation. There are big shopping complexes and never ending food stalls that serve irresistible tastes and a cultural fusion to relish.

Things To Do in Fukuoka

Fukuoka Open Top Bus
Call it an attraction or an experience, an open-top bus tour is something one cannot miss in Fukuoka. The open-top bus lets you explore the city with its dynamic spirit. Bus service here is never ending, and you will find yourself traveling like a local, interacting with the people, and witnessing every magnificent attraction of Fukuoka on a guided tour. The double-decker bus operates day and night and covers areas like Tenjin, Hakata, and Seaside Momochi.
Nanzoin Temple And The Reclining Buddha
Nanzoin Temple in Fukuoka is one of the most visited shrines in Fukuoka. Famous for the statue of Reclining Buddha, it welcomes more than a million devotees from Asia. The statue measures a length of 41 meters, height of 11 meters, and 300 tons weight. This reclining sculpture of Buddha was completed in 1995 and was made using Bronze. It is also one of the largest Bronze statues in the world.
Fukuoka Food Markets
If you are a foodie, Fukuoka is the place for you. This city is known for its culinary scene, with no dearth of food markets to explore and enjoy the local delicacies. Yatai Street is famous for its mobile food stalls where you can enjoy Yakitori, Hakata ramen, Gyoza, Oden, and more. Do not miss to visit the recommended stalls, Mamichan, Genkai, Chez Rémy, and Nagahama Yamachan.

Airports Serving Fukuoka

Fukuoka Airport (FUK) connects the city to other Asian, European, and American cities. There are direct and connecting flights to Fukuoka, operated by Air China, Air Seoul, VietJet Air, Vietnam Airlines, Jin Air, Spring Airlines, and more. Hanoi, Malina, Singapore, Amakusa, and Hong Kong are a few destinations from where you can board flights to Fukuoka. It is one of the busiest airports in Japan, recording more than 20,968,463 annual passengers.
Fukuoka Airport (FUK) has 2 terminals. The Domestic Terminal serves as an operating base for Japanese airlines and other flights connecting domestic cities. You can board flights to international destinations like Seoul, Taipei, Singapore, and Beijing from the International Terminal. Both terminals are connected via a free shuttle bus.