Thailand Tour Packages From Bangalore

The Thais are very religious; figures of Buddha are observed everywhere, and visiting some of the religious relics is a must for a Thailand trip from Bangalore. They are also seen in the markets, near the temples or on the streets in the cities, monks. The practice of monks is very common among men in Thailand, as it can be a Temporary experience (from one week to years) and somehow gives status to their families. A common custom throughout the country is to take off your shoes when entering temples, houses, etc. So, we as tourists must also do it. It is suggested on the days you are going to visit these types of sites, wear shoes that are easy to remove. Another custom is to cover knees and shoulders when entering temples or open spaces "sacred or respectable" for Thais. Always try to wear T-shirts with long sleeves or some type of stole and pants or skirts that reach at least until covering the knees and you can find more information on our Thailand packages from Bangalore page. However, on most of these sites, if the clothing is not appropriate, they offer sarongs or shirts to rent or buy.

There are innumerable markets throughout the country. As in many other Asian or Middle Eastern countries, bargaining is essential at the time of shopping; they usually lower 50% of the initial price.

An important fact is that it is legally forbidden to take religious figures out of the country. They are allowed only in small quantities and of a size no larger than one hand. Thailand is a mountainous country, and the roads are winding and high making for an exciting commute.

Places To Visit In Thailand From Bangalore

Here are some of the best places that you can incorporate in your Thailand trip from Bangalore:

1. Bangkok

What’s Special: Cultural landmarks, markets

Major Attractions: Chinatown, Floating Market, Chao Phraya, House Of Jim Thompson, The Grand Palace

Transportation Options: Trains, cabs, tuk-tuk, taxi

Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand is an exciting place to visit, offering a diverse combination of urban activity and contemporary sights. The capital also attracts vacationers with its intriguing street lights, serene temples, and numerous cultural attractions.

2. Phuket

What’s Special: Beaches, serene nature, museums

Major Attractions: Kata Beach, Patong Beach, Big Buddha,, Phuket Bird Park, Trick Eye Museum, Slip N Fly Phuket, FantaSea, Hanuman World

Transportation Options: Songthaew, tuk-tuk, cab, boat

Phuket is a wonderful destination for families and honeymooners alike. The destination takes pride in its colorful night markets, exotic beaches, delicious seafood, vibrant nightlife, and world-wide famous white marble Big Buddha. For a more authentic local experience, visit Phuket Old Town or party all night at Patong Beach.

3. Pattaya

What’s Special: Beaches, serene landscapes

Major Attractions: Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, Sanctuary of Truth, Walking street, Jomtien Beach, Pattaya Beach, Art in Paradise, Pattaya Floating Market

Transportation Options: Taxi, bike, cab, speedboat, bus

Positioned on Thailand's eastern Gulf coast, Pattaya is famously called the “Hawaii of the East” due to its glistening beaches, abundant sunshine and scrumptious seafood. There are a number of things to do in Pattaya and its beaches, whether it's lying in the sun or taking part in water sports such as windsurfing or water skiing. Afterward, you may head to the Art in Paradise interactive museum or the Sanctuary of Truth Museum to admire a wide selection of art and architecture.

4. Hua Hin

What’s Special: Night markets, beaches, temples, mountains

Major Attractions: Cicada Market, Vana Nava Water Jungle, Hua Hin Beach, Monsoon Valley Vineyard, Market Village HuaHin

Transportation Options: Cab, taxi, tuk-tuk, songthaew, samlor

Hua Hin was once a small fishing village that is now one of the most royal experiences you can have in Thailand now. The Thai royalty ensures that it does not become highly developed and lose its countryside essence. Learn about the local culture, stroll around the beaches and have some of the most delicious Thai food here.

5. Koh Phi Phi

What’s Special: Beaches, stunning sceneries

Major Attractions: Mosquito Island, Bamboo Island, Koh Bida Nok & Nai, Ko Yao Yai, Koh Khai Nok, Phak Nam Bay, Monkey Beach, Laem Tong Beach

Transportation Options: Speedboat, cab, taxi

With 28 sq. kms, Ko Phi Phi is by far the largest island in the impressive Ko Phi Phi Archipelago. The islands are about 90 minutes away by ferry from Phuket and you can go snorkeling or scuba, as well as enjoy the sun, sea, and relax by the white beaches. So, while opting for the best-rated Bangalore to Thailand package, don’t forget to add Koh Phi Phi to your itinerary.

Ideal duration

Ideally, 7-10 days are enough to visit Thailand to see the serene beauty of beaches, famous temples, and luxurious hotels. It would be a completely enjoyable trip for the family. So for 7 days trip it is a good idea to book Bangalore to Thailand tour Package.

Best Time To Visit

Winter

The best time to travel to northern Thailand is from November to February. During this time, temperatures of up to 33° C prevail thanks to the northwest monsoon.

Summer

Summers in Thailand are brutal and last from March to early June. The high temperatures coax you to not visit most parts of the country during this time.

Monsoon

From June to October is when the rainy season occurs in northern Thailand. In southern Thailand, weather conditions are not as unstable as in the north. The south is not affected by monsoons, which attracts many people to go to the beaches of the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand. Bangalore to Thailand tour packages is a good option to save money.

The climate of Thailand is tropical, temperatures are usually high and hot, especially during March, April, and May. You can identify 2 different seasons, dry and rainy, although, for a few years, this has changed season by season, and showers can occur in the winter season. The rainy season occurs from June to October, where the seasons are high, and there is heavy rainfall.

Throughout the country, temperatures enjoy stability and do not exceed 36º or fall below 18º. However, the humidity is very different in the north of the country (Chiang Mai). It is relatively low compared to the center/south of the country where in times of heat, it is overwhelming.

How To Reach?

By Aeroplane

The best way to get to Thailand from Bangalore is by plane. Direct flights are available in Bangkok. Both airports are connected to their respective cities, providing a convenient and time-saving travel experience. Ticket prices are reasonable during the low season, but it is quite costly during the tourist season. For this option one can book Thailand trip package from Bangalore.

By Rail

There is no direct train linked between Bangalore and Thailand. However, once you arrive in the country as a local transport, you can use tuk-tuk, subway, and airplane.

By Road

Choosing to reach Thailand by road from Bangalore is a difficult decision. Road conditions may not be perfect for the part of the trip and can cause nausea and nausea. Also, road trips can be costly due to the entrance charges and permit required for other countries on the way to Thailand.