Thailand Tour 9N\ 8D Package : Cost and Itinearies Rupees 90,500 9 Days & 8 Nights

It is built for the Mumbai traveller specifically: the itinerary, airfare option and coordination all start from Mumbai, so you are not adapting a generic pan-India brochure. If you want to compare every three-country option first, browse the full Singapore Malaysia Thailand tour packages listing. This page is the Mumbai-departure version of that trip.

At a glance

Hotels are 3-star and the whole itinerary is customisable. The prices above are per person on twin sharing and are confirmed against live rates when you request a quote.

9-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok and half-day tour

Give your Singapore Malaysia Thailand tour package from Mumbai a great start as you set out to explore the City of Angels. The capital of Thailand is known for its rich, multifaceted personality. Here, air-conditioned mega malls sit next to ancient ancestral homes, slow-moving traffic is bypassed by longtail boats, and Buddhist monks in maroon robes shop for the latest smartphones. Beautified by such contradictions, the city gives you plenty to do. On arrival, a transfer takes you from the airport to your 3-star hotel, where you can relax before heading out on the half-day city tour.

Included today: airport transfer, stay.

Day 2: Bangkok, Safari World and Marine Park

Experience true animal magic among the creatures of the wild at one of the most famous attractions in Bangkok. Start after breakfast. Covering 200 acres, Safari World has two parks: Safari Park and Marine Park. Safari Park lets you drive around and spot animals from across the world along an 8-kilometre route, with safaris lasting about 45 minutes, and the daily lion and tiger feeding shows are a highlight. Despite the name, Marine Park is home to animals from land, sea and air, with a jungle cruise, a water flume and eight world-class shows that include stunts and animal interactions. Return to your hotel for the night.

Included today: sightseeing, breakfast, stay.

Day 3: Transfer to Singapore, Night Safari

A one-of-a-kind zoo that houses nocturnal animals and opens only after dark is the next stop. After breakfast and check-out, a transfer takes you to Bangkok airport and, on arrival in Singapore, from the airport to your hotel. You have the afternoon and evening at leisure before the Night Safari, the world's first nocturnal zoo and one of Singapore's most popular attractions. It houses around 2,500 animals across more than 130 species and draws about a million visitors a year. Divided into seven geographical zones, it lets you glimpse the Indian rhinoceros, Asian elephant and spotted leopard, separated from visitors by natural barriers rather than cages. You can also catch cultural performances and the "Creatures of the Night" show.

Included today: transfer, sightseeing, breakfast, stay.

Day 4: Singapore, Universal Studios

The only one of its kind in Southeast Asia, Universal Studios Singapore uses state-of-the-art technology to bring your favourite movie characters to life. The tour starts after breakfast. It features about 28 attractions across rides and shows, spread over seven themed zones on 20 hectares of Sentosa Island. Each zone has its own attractions, shows and character appearances based on the film or series it draws from. Return to your hotel for the night.

Included today: Sentosa Island, Universal Studios, sightseeing, breakfast, stay.

Day 5: Singapore, Sentosa Island

From thrilling rides and relaxed beaches to panoramic views, the man-made island of Sentosa is Singapore's activity centre. Set out after breakfast. Family-friendly beaches sit alongside theme parks, and you can add attractions such as the aquarium, where hundreds of species of marine life swim across dozens of habitats, and the sky tower for views over Sentosa and Singapore.

Included today: Sentosa Island (one-way Cable Car, Madame Tussauds, Wings of Time 2nd Show), sightseeing, breakfast, stay.

Day 6: Singapore, city tour

Feel the pulse of the city as you walk the grand promenades and drive through the iconic neighbourhoods of Singapore. The city packs in diverse cultures, neighbourhood food markets, high-end malls and cutting-edge entertainment. A half-day city tour covers the essentials, and the evening is at leisure to shop or explore further. Getting around is easy thanks to Singapore's efficient, well-connected transport system.

Included today: half-day city tour, sightseeing, breakfast, stay.

Day 7: Singapore to Kuala Lumpur

Iconic views, sizzling street food and rich culture are all part of Kuala Lumpur, the last destination on this tour. A skyline of minarets, Mughal-style domes and skyscrapers, KL is a vibrant mix of Chinese, Malay and Indian communities. Check into your hotel after a scenic drive from Singapore and relax for the rest of the day. The best way to meet locals is over their favourite pastimes, shopping and eating, so explore the markets and hidden eateries.

Included today: transfer, leisure, breakfast, stay.

Day 8: Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves and Genting Highlands

The ancient Batu Caves and the modern marvel of Genting Highlands make for an interesting day. After breakfast, head out for sightseeing. Genting Highlands, with its casinos, attractions and rides, sits on a hilltop about 5,700 feet above sea level, and the cool climate and range of activities make the trip worthwhile. From there, move on to the four-hundred-million-year-old Batu Caves, revered by Hindu worshippers for the idols and temples inside the main cave.

Included today: Batu Caves, Genting Highlands, sightseeing, breakfast, stay.

Day 9: Kuala Lumpur, departure

Bid adieu to Malaysia and take home happy memories. A transfer takes you from your Kuala Lumpur hotel to the airport for your flight back to Mumbai.

Included today: breakfast, departure transfer.

Optional excursions you can add

Want the icons too? Your Mumbai trip coordinator can build in Gardens by the Bay and the Merlion on the Singapore city-tour day, the S.E.A. Aquarium on Sentosa, and an evening Alcazar Show if you extend into Pattaya. These are optional add-ons, priced on request, and are not part of the standard 9-day inclusions listed below.

What's Included and What's Not

Cancellation and Visa Rules (2026)

Cancellation and refunds

Every package is booked through a verified local agent and is customisable, so the exact cancellation and refund terms are set out in your written quote before you pay. As a general rule, cancellations closer to departure carry higher charges, and some hotel and activity bookings are non-refundable once confirmed. Ask your Mumbai trip coordinator for the full cancellation schedule with your final itinerary so there are no surprises later.

Visas for Indian travellers in 2026

Three countries, three different rules, and one of them changed recently. Plan the paperwork before you book flights.

• Singapore: Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa, applied for online in advance.

• Malaysia: Visa-free entry for Indian tourists, though you should confirm the current validity window before you travel.

• Thailand: as of 2026, Indian travellers need to arrange a Thailand visa (the earlier visa-free-entry window for Indians has ended), and you must complete the online Thailand arrival card (TDAC) before you land. For the latest requirements, check our Thailand travel guide.

Visa fees are not included in the package price (see exclusions above). Because these rules move, our Southeast Asia desk re-checks them for every Mumbai departure before your documents go in.

Hotels and Highlights

Hotels on this itinerary

You stay in 3-star hotels across all three countries. Typical properties on this route are:

• Bangkok (2 nights): Woraburi Sukhumvit Hotel, Sukhumvit Soi 4, Bangkok.

• Singapore (4 nights): Ibis Singapore Novena, Irrawaddy Road, Singapore.

• Kuala Lumpur (2 nights): Arenaa Star Hotel, Jalan Hang Lekiu, Kuala Lumpur City Centre.

Exact hotels are confirmed with your quote and can be upgraded on request.

Trip highlights

• A day at Safari World and Marine Park in Bangkok

• The Night Safari, the world's first nocturnal zoo, in Singapore

• Universal Studios and Sentosa Island in Singapore

• Genting Highlands and the Batu Caves near Kuala Lumpur

• One booking across three countries, coordinated from Mumbai

Why Book This Trip From Mumbai With TravelTriangle

This is not a generic three-country brochure. The itinerary, the airfare option and the on-ground coordination all start from Mumbai, so you are booking one trip, not stitching together separate flights and hotels. Every package is customisable, priced per person on twin sharing, and handled by verified local agents rather than a call centre.

Across 40 Lac+ holidays planned since 2011 and 7,125+ Thailand trips, our travellers rate this experience 4.2/5. In the last 90 days alone, we have coordinated a steady run of Mumbai departures on this Singapore-Malaysia-Thailand route.

"For a September or October Mumbai departure, lock the Universal Studios and Sentosa days first, then let the Bangkok arrival flex around your flight time," says the TravelTriangle Southeast Asia desk. Fares and inclusions on this page are verified by our Southeast Asia desk against live agent rates before your quote is issued.

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