{"id":675022,"date":"2023-06-16T10:45:41","date_gmt":"2023-06-16T05:15:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/traveltriangle.com\/blog\/?p=675022"},"modified":"2023-06-16T11:29:46","modified_gmt":"2023-06-16T05:59:46","slug":"india-to-thailand-road-trip","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/traveltriangle.com\/blog\/india-to-thailand-road-trip\/","title":{"rendered":"India To Thailand Road Trip: A Detailed Guide For An Uninterrupted Expedition"},"content":{"rendered":"

Thailand, the spectacular island country known for its gleaming temples, welcoming locals, noodle shacks, and adventures along the luxurious coastline, is one of the most visited places in Asia. Though, the preferred mode of travel is by air, especially when trip duration is considered. This lively Land of Smiles is accessible by road too via India Myanmar Thailand Trilateral Highway, the famous 1360 km long highway connecting Moreh in Manipur to Mae Sot in Thailand, through Mayanmar\u2019s Mandalay and Naypyidaw. Now, India to Thailand road trip<\/strong> is an expedition that gives chances to unravel the terrains of three countries. If you wish to undertake this journey with your private vehicle, continue reading to get all the essential information.<\/em><\/p>\n

About<\/a> Route<\/a> Places to Visit<\/a><\/a> Duration and Expenses<\/a> Best Time for India to Thailand Road Trip<\/a> Permits and Other Essential Documents<\/a> Things to Carry<\/a> What to Pack<\/a><\/div>\n

About India to Thailand Road Trip<\/h2>\n
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The India-Myanmar-Thailand (IMT) Trilateral Highway offers connectivity between India and Bangkok via Myanmar through the Asian Highway. However, you need to take permits and permissions in advance to avoid hindrances. The journey starts from Moreh in Manipur, and you need to drive towards Siliguri in West Bengal from your city, followed by Assam to take a gateway to Moreh. You will be traversing the jade plains and rocky formations of Myanmar, along with sneak peeking at the cultural cities of Mandalay and Myawaddy before voyaging to Thailand.<\/p>\n

Route<\/h2>\n
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On reaching Moreh, a Kuki town in Manipur perched on the Indo-Myanmar border, proceed towards Mandalay, the former royal capital in the north of Myanmar. The next halt will be the modern capital of Burma, Naypyidaw. Bago will be your next destination which is about 97 km from the former. Myawaddy is in southeastern Myanmar and serves as a gateway to the town of Mae Sot in Thailand. The expedition makes you traverse through the lush green forests of Tak. Bangkok is about 435 km from Tak and the road trip makes you capture the enchanting vistas as you travel from the northern region to the centrally placed capital city.<\/p>\n

Moreh (India) \u21e8 Mandalay (Myanmar) \u21e8 Naypyidaw (Myanmar) \u21e8 Bago (Myanmar) \u21e8 Myawaddy(Myanmar) \u21e8 Mae Sot (Thailand) \u21e8 Tak (Thailand) \u21e8 Bangkok (Thailand)<\/p>\n

Places to Visit During India to Thailand Road Trip<\/h2>\n

1. Chandel, India<\/h3>\n
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Chandel lies in the southeastern region of Manipur and shares borders with Myanmar on the south and east. Moreh is the southernmost part of this district which serves to be a gateway to Asian countries. Langol Peak Garden is a refreshing place to relax for a while before heading to the international borders.<\/p>\n

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2. Bagan, Myanmar<\/h3>\n
\"Sunrise<\/div>\n

Bagan, an ancient city in Myanmar, is famous for being a UNESCO world heritage site as it features over 3,500 ancient Buddhist pagodas and other religious sites. The enormous Bagan Archaeological Zone gives you chances to capture glimpses of archaeological marvels that are about 800 to 1,000 years old and reminds you of the glorious past of the bygone royal capital.<\/p>\n

3. Yangon, Myanmar<\/h3>\n
\"Yangon<\/div>\n

Previously known as Rangoon, Yangon is geographically the largest city in the country and you can experience an exquisite leisure vibe having an amalgamation of British colonial-era structures, modern infrastructures, and serene Buddhist pagodas. Shwedagon Paya is the most prominent glittering pagoda complex in the city, followed by Botataung and Sule pagodas.<\/p>\n

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4. Mae Khasa Hot Springs, Thailand<\/h3>\n
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Mae Khasa or Khachan Hot Springs is located in Wiang Pa Pao of Chiang Rai province. You can experience thermal waters at numerous sites here. It is perched beside Chiang Mai \u2013 Chiang Rai Highway. This is truly a reviving encounter worth a halt after a long road journey.<\/p>\n

5. Pha Wo Shrine, Thailand<\/h3>\n
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Pho Wo is the iconic shrine in Tak and is called the Tiger God Shrine in English. The site features an exclusive Southern Chinese architectural style. The tourist attraction is ideal for history lovers.<\/p>\n

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6. The Grand Palace, Thailand<\/h3>\n
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The Grand Palace complex in the capital city features numerous attractions including royal & throne halls, government offices, and the prominent temple of the Emerald Buddha. The palace was established in 1782 and extends to an area of about 218,000 square metres.<\/p>\n

India to Thailand Road Trip Duration and Expenses<\/h2>\n
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The entire road trip will be distributed in various halts and you can choose the cities or towns where you wish to halt. The entire journey with wholesome exploration takes a minimum of 12 to 15 days but this depends on the driving speed and stops. The trip would cost you between INR 4.5 to 5 lakhs, excluding documentation and permit charges.<\/p>\n

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Best Time for India to Thailand Road Trip<\/h2>\n
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It is best to plan your expedition during the winter season, that is between November and February. The temperature remains relatively cool during these months in all three countries. The road conditions are favourable for driving and you can also indulge in sightseeing without being hampered by the scorching heat of the region.<\/p>\n

Permits and Other Essential Documents<\/h2>\n
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You need to take the following permits and documentation for an uninterrupted journey.<\/p>\n

1. International Driving Permit<\/h3>\n

International Driving Permit is an important document that is required for India to Thailand road trips. A fee of INR 1000 is charged for this permit. Don\u2019t confuse it with your driving licence and do carry your Indian Driving Licence otherwise the permit will not be applicable. So keep both documents in order.<\/p>\n

2. Visa<\/h3>\n

You need to have visas for Myanmar and Thailand, so make sure you have a tourist visa before entering these countries. You can apply for eVisas for both countries and the entire documentation process will not take more than a week.<\/p>\n

3. Carnet Fees<\/h3>\n

While traversing on your India to Thailand road trip, you will need to pay carnet fees to exit and reenter the country from Myanmar in your personal vehicle. The expense for this may even vary between INR 50,000 to INR 1,00,000 per car and the amount is charged for the security of the vehicle. The carnet pass is valid for a period of one year.<\/p>\n

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Things to Carry<\/h2>\n
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1. Travel Documents:<\/h3>\n