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Thailand Tourism
Explore the nature-kissed beauty of Thailand
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About Thailand Tourism
Situated in Southeast Asia, Thailand ranks among the top tourist destinations globally. Its offerings include coral islands, pristine beaches, lively markets, breathtaking temples, monasteries, and a vibrant nightlife, presenting everything a traveller desires. Bangkok is the prime tourist hotspot, while Chiang Mai, Phuket, Krabi, and the Phi Phi Islands are also significant attractions in Thailand. The best time to visit Thailand is from November to April, when the weather is ideal for outdoor activities such as sightseeing, beach hopping, and water sports like scuba diving and swimming.
For a comprehensive exploration of Thailand's attractions and adventure activities without feeling rushed, a trip of 7 to 10 days is highly advisable. Customise your following Thailand tour packages with Travel Triangle to ensure a hassle-free and enjoyable experience.
Quick Overview
Category Details Capital Bangkok Location Southeast Asia Languages Central Thai, Chinese, P?li, Sanskrit, Khmer, Portuguese, Austronesian, and English. Currency Thai Baht Festivals Songkran (Thai New Year), Loi Krathong (Lantern Festival), Phi Ta Khon (Ghost Festival), Boon Bang Fai (Rocket Festival), Chiang Mai Flower Festival, Chinese New Year Cities Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Pattaya City, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Mueang Chiang Rai, Kanchanaburi, Krabi, Surat Thani Top Attractions Railay Beach, The Grand Palace, Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan, Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram Rajwaramahawihan, Wat Rong Khun, Sanctuary of Truth Best Time to Visit November to February Activities Beach hopping, sightseeing, ferry ride, wildlife safari, Famous Cuisine Massaman Curry, Pad Thai, Gaeng Poo Bai Cha Ploo, Tom Yum Kung, Khao Na Phet Shopping Places
Chatuchak Weekend Market, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Asiatique The Riverfront, Talad Rom Hub, Amphawa Floating Market
Short Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok and try some delicious food
Day 2: Go on a Bangkok tour and explore the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Arun and Chatuchak Weekend Market
Day 3: Head to Ayutthaya and explore Ayutthaya Historical Park, Wat Mahathat, Wat Phra Sri Sanphet, Wat Yai Chaimongkol, and Wat Chaiwatthanaram
Day 4: Explore Chiang Mai and its attractions
Day 5: Enjoy a day at Thai Waterfalls
Day 6: Explore the Elephant Sanctuary
Day 7: Fly to Karbi and enjoy the white sand beaches
Day 8: Relax and Rejuvenate at Phi Phi Island
Day 9: Head back to Bangkok
Day 10: Depart
Budget & Accommodations
Due to affordable accommodation, inexpensive street food, and relatively low-cost transportation options, Thailand is a budget-friendly travel destination. A trip to Thailand can cost around INR 25,000 to INR 75,000 per person, depending on selected accommodations, duration and travel time.
Whether you're a solo traveller or on a family trip, Thailand offers a range of cosy accommodations, from luxury hotels to pocket-friendly homestays. A decent stay in Thailand can range anywhere from INR 1,500 to INR 10,000 per night. However, the price may vary depending on location, stay duration, season, number of people, and amenities. Stay at a nature resort or a homestay to experience the local culture of Thailand up close.
How To Reach Thailand
There are three ways to reach Thailand:
By Air: Fly to either Suvarnabhumi Airport or Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok, which is well connected with other parts of the world.
By Road: The distance from India to Thailand is 4,169 km, which is a long journey. Thailand can be reached from India through Myanmar.
By Sea: Take a cruise to Phuket from Mumbai. This route is operated by cruise lines such as Star Cruises, Genting Dream, and Costa Cruises.
Getting Around: Taxis, Tuk-Tuks, and Buses are the most feasible transportation options for travelling from one place to another in Thailand.
Culture
Thailand is highly influenced by Indian, Chinese and Khmer culture. The cultural tourism of Thailand is reflected in its language, traditional attire, vibrant festivals and its art and crafts.
Language & Attire
In Thailand, the majority of people speak Thai as an official language, and English is a second language. The culture of Thailand is also reflected in its attire, where women wear pha nung, a wrap skirt, and a sabai, a shoulder shawl, and men wear chong kraben, a wrap-around garment similar to a skirt.
Festivals
Thailand's tourism hosts many vibrant festivals celebrated throughout the year. Some of the popular festivals in Thailand include the Thai New Year, the Loi Krathong and Yi Peng lantern festivals, and the Phi Ta Khon (Ghost Festival). Enjoy the Makha Bucha Day in February, the Thailand Kite festival in March and the Chonburi Buffalo Racing Festival in October.
Nightlife In Thailand
From clubbing and pubbing to cultural shows, Thailand offers a unique nightlife experience for its visitors. Head to Walking Street, Horizon Bar, Boogie Bar, Freedom Bar, and some rooftop bars or a dinner cruise for a unique experience.
Cuisine
Satisfy your taste buds with delicious Thai cuisine at its elegant restaurants and cafes like Rongros, The Family and SOI Bangkok. While on a Thailand trip, Satay, Tom Yum Goong, Khao Soi, Pad See Ew, and Massaman Curry are must-try. With meat as a prominent ingredient in Thai cuisine, there are ample vegetarian options readily available.
Weather Of Thailand
Thailand has three distinct seasons: summer, monsoon, and winter.
Things to do in Thailand
Along with stunning attractions, Thailand also offers various exciting adventure activities, such as exploring historical sites, temple hopping, and wildlife safaris at its National Parks. To satisfy the adventure junkie, travellers can engage in various water activities in Thailand. One may indulge in scuba diving, banana boating, jet skiing, wakeboarding, sailing, and snorkelling. To relax and rejuvenate, go for a Thai Spa at Arima Onsen, Six Senses Spa, Anantara Spa and Chiva-Som.
What to buy
Thailand offers a wide range of souvenirs, including Thai Silk, Fruit soaps and spa essentials, Aroma products, Thai carvings and furniture, Jewellery, and Thai coconut oil.
Where to buy
Shopping in Thailand offers a unique experience filled with excitement and bustling shops. Head to Chatuchak Weekend Market for clothing, handicrafts and street food, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market for vegetables and local products and Pratunam Market for affordable clothing. Additionally, visit the MBK Shopping Centre and the Union Mall for luxury brands. For duty-free shopping in Thailand, head to King Power Duty Free.
What To Pack
Scarves and stoles for covering your head when visiting the temples.
Sunscreen and a beach hat for visiting the beaches and enjoying watersports in Thailand.
Trekking shoes, torchlight, rehydration sachets and powerbank.
Passport, visa and other necessary documents
Pack a universal adaptor and power bank
Do carry a basic first-aid kit and necessary medications
Pack lightweight, breathable clothes suitable for the tropical climate
Other Important Information
Due to the warm climate, easy access to hospitals and affordable living options, Thailand is an ideal place for elderly parents. Additionally, Thailand is considered an excellent destination for families, offering a diverse range of family-friendly activities, attractions, and accommodations. The Land of Smiles is also an ideal destination for pet owners, offering numerous pet-friendly accommodations, parks, and restaurants.
Visa & Permits
Thailand offers visa-free tourism for Indian passport holders with a maximum stay of 60 days. However, non-residents of Thailand must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online at least three days before arrival.
Tips
UPI and credit cards are widely accepted, but do carry cash for visa and other local expenses.
Activate international calling on your SIM card.
If you use odd amounts to withdraw from an ATM, you’ll be able to get change.
Book your accommodations and flight in advance for a better price.
Take your shoes off before entering temples or someone’s place.
When visiting sacred places, dress appropriately and cover your head.
Visit during the off-season for a budget-friendly trip.
Famous Food: Besides its major attractions, Thailand is excessively famous for is its food. With many classy eateries, the country is dotted with delicious street food corners. Tourists can try out the local dishes of Thailand or opt to enter a luxury restaurant to find out what authentic Thai food looks and tastes like! While on visit to Thailand, one must try Satay, Tom Yum Goong, Khao Soi, Pad See Ew, Massaman Curry, and many more. Things to buy in Thailand: On a Thailand excursion, tourists may buy some souvenirs, including Thai Silk, fruit soaps, spa and aroma products, shoes, Thai carvings, jewellery, Thai furniture, alcohol and a lot more. So, time to plan a holiday to Thailand and book tickets to enjoy the country’s natural beauty in abundance. With many islands, delicious food, and beautiful local markets, Thailand is a destination to explore any time!
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View AllMaya Bay In Krabi
Maya Bay is one of the most popular beaches in Thailand. Maya Bay, Thailand is one of the most iconic beaches in the country and is an amalgamation of various beaches along the cliff. Furthermore, Maya Bay in Phi Phi helps one enjoy life at the fullest. This beach is one of those beaches that made Thailand famous.
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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep In Chiang Mai
Located on the western outskirts of Chiang Mai, Suthep is a district in itself. And, the magnificent temple, called Wat Phra That Doi Suthep nestled on its summit is one of the most sacred temples of the region. It is believed that your tour to Chiang Mai is never complete if you escaped a visit to this temple. Owing to its...
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Elephant Jungle Sanctuary In Chiang Mai
Founded in July 2014, Elephant Jungle Sanctuary is home to around 30 elephants and is one of the best elephant sanctuaries snuggled in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Operated in partnership by the locals of the city and members of the nearby Karen hill tribes, this lush green sanctuary attracts a huge flock of tourists who are in lo...
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Chiang Mai Night Safari In Chiang Mai
Inspired by the Singapore Night Safari, the Chiang Mai Night Safari, Thailand is also a nocturnal zoo modeled with the same concept. Sprawling over 300 acres, it is considered as one of the biggest nocturnal zoos in the world. Offering an array of really exciting activities, this park lets you enjoy some time in the midst o...
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Chiang Mai Zoo In Chiang Mai
Although one of the underrated places in Thailand, Chiang Mai Zoo offers an incredible experience for its visitors. Chiang Mai Zoo is located at the foothills of Doi Suthep mountain, spread across a lush area of 200-acres. There’s an interesting history behind the Zoo. The Zoo was created when the son of an American mission...
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Things To Do In Thailand
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View AllBungee Jumping In Pattaya
Bungee jumping in Pattaya is one of the best adventure activities which all the extreme sports enthusiasts must try. It is a famous tourists’ attraction in Pattaya because one gets to experience something that they can tick off their bucket lists without having to pay much. Pattaya bungee jump and human slingshot are for ev...
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Krabi Town Night Market In Krabi
Shopping in Thailand is on everyone’s list no matter what. Right from clothes to art installation to the little trinkets to remember the trip by, one can find everything at the local markets in Thailand. Thailand markets are quite unlike any other in the world. One such astonishing place is the Krabi town night market, also...
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Songkran Festival In Chiang Mai
If you are planning to explore Chiang Mai, then Thai New Year- Songkran Festival is the best time to explore the misty mountains of the city. Held between 13th and 15th of April every year, this water festival is one of the most anticipated festivals in Thailand. And, Chiang Mai is famed for hosting one of the biggest celeb...
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Loi Krathong Festival In Chiang Mai
An annual festival celebrated in Thailand by the locals, Loi Krathong festival of lights marks the end of the monsoon season in the country. In the month of November when there is a full moon night, you will see the rivers of Thailand lit up brightly with floating candles. The people of Thailand observe this festival with m...
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Night Bazaar In Chiang Mai
Popular among tourists as a “shopper’s paradise”, Chiang Mai night bazaar is located on the east side of the city, along the Thanon Chang Khlan road. The shopaholic tourists who visit here do not hesitate in bargaining for their favorite picks at an affordable price. The Night Bazaar in Chiang Mai, Thailand draws in thousan...
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Travel To Thailand
Read about the best & quickest routes to save time & money, as suggested by our travelers
By Air
Traveling to Thailand from India by air is the best and the easiest option. The most frequented airports in Thailand are the Suvarnabhumi Airport and the Don Mueang International Airport, which also happens to be the oldest operating airport in Asia. Phuket and Chiang Mai International Airports can also be reached, but usually not directly. It takes nearly 4 hours to travel from Delhi to Thailand by air. Mumbai to Thailand flights are frequent and the most affordable. The average nonstop flight time is around 3 hours. Flights of both mainstream and low-cost carriers ferry more than once too and from the Thai capital. To avail the cheapest flights, one needs to keep an eye out at the off-season charts. Since most of South Asia gets heavy rain during the early monsoon, the rates of flight tickets are low. The various online portals also offer sales and discounts throughout the year which you could be eligible for.
By Road
Thailand is connected to India via the India-Myanmar-Thailand trilateral highway that passes through Myanmar for the most part. The distance of travel is approximately 3200 km and takes a day and a half to complete. The road starts from Moreh in Manipur, India and passes through Myanmar connecting with Mae Sot in Thailand. This is the easiest way to go from India to Thailand by road. However, the trip is best made during the dry months of stable weather and should be avoided during the monsoon. November to February is the ideal time to make the plan a trip from Delhi to Thailand by road. It can be made on any vehicle, but powerful six-wheeler SUVs are preferred. The tourists have to ensure that the driver has an International Driving Permit along with a valid Driver’s license and all the papers of the vehicle. You will need to show these papers at the various checkpoints since you are will be crossing two international borders and go through three countries. Since the drive is long, it would be wise to pack food and drinks as well as medicines, if the tropical climate does not suit you well.
Unless one is a big fan of prolonged road trips, taking a flight to Bangkok is the most sensible way to reach Thailand from India in all seasons.
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FAQ's of Thailand
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What is the process to get a visa for Thailand?
A tourist visa on arrival is available to Indians for a period of 15 days. They can apply for a visa at any one of the 32 designated immigration checkpoints. They are required to produce the following:
1) Proof of a minimum of 10,000 Baht per person or 20,000 Baht per family as living expenses
2) Full paid return ticket, usable within 15 days from the date of entry
3) Application form with attached photograph (2 ½ inches) of each of the travellers. There is no provision for extension of this tourist Visa, unless the traveller falls ill so that it prevents him/her from travelling.
What is the best time to visit Thailand for a honeymoon?
The best time for a honeymoon in Thailand is generally during the cool and dry season, which typically runs from November to February. This period offers pleasant weather, making it ideal for sightseeing, beach vacations, and experiencing the vibrant culture.
How should one dress in Thailand?
The country is quite liberal in terms of clothing. However, when visiting temples and other holy places, tourists should ensure they are dressed appropriately and follow Local customs.
What is the currency exchange rate in Thailand?
The currency in Thailand is the Thai Baht. 1 INR = 0.38 Baht (subject to change). The exchange can be completed upon arrival in Thailand.
Are there any vegetarian restaurants in Thailand?
Yes, there are many vegetarian restaurants in Thailand, particularly in larger cities like Bangkok and tourist areas. Some of the vegetarian restaurants in Thailand are Ethos Vegetarian Restaurant, May Kaidee Tanao Vegetarian & Vegan Restaurant, VEGANERIE Concept and Broccoli Revolution Sukhumvit 49.
When is the rainy season in Thailand?
Rainy season in Thailand prevails from July to October.
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