Bangkok Tour Packages From Pune

Here you will find modern skyscrapers rubbing shoulders with beautiful temples and monasteries; cultural programs on one side of the city and flashy nightclubs on the other. If you love food then Bangkok is a great place to treat your tastebuds to a massive variety of authentic Thai cuisine and street food.

Bangkok province has set a perfect backdrop to indulge in various water sport activities. Adrenaline junkies can indulge in all kinds of adventurous sports such as sky diving, extreme cycling, rock climbing, diving with sharks and loads more. There is so much that you can do on your Bangkok tour packages from Pune that will ensure you visit this vibrant city over and over again.

Places To Visit In Bangkok

1. Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

What’s Special: Famous floating market

Nearby attractions: Damnoen Saduak Tiger Zoo, Wat Luang Pho Sot Thammakayaram, Damnoen Saduak Elephant Village

Timings: 7 am to 5 pm

Houses: Market

Distance from city center: 99 km

Mode of transportation: Bus/cab

Entry fees: No entry fees

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market features the most interesting side of Thai culture. Local traders sell their farm items like fruits, vegetables, fish, etc. Visitors can enjoy shopping while sailing in their boats.

2. Dusit Zoo

What’s Special: Boat peddling; Zoo museum

Nearby attractions: Grand Palace, Victory Monument, and Wat Benchamabophit

Timings: 8 am to 6 pm

Built in: 1938

Built by: King Chulalongkorn

Distance from city center: 5.1km

Mode of transportation: Bus/cab

Entry fees: 150 Thai Baht

Dusit Zoo is the Oldest Zoo in Thailand. The Zoo provides a natural habitat for some of the most fascinating wildlife and rare species that are endemic to this region. Here you can view the magnificent Bengal Tiger, different kinds of monkeys, camels and many others. A tour of this Zoo through Pune to Bangkok tour packages will definitely make your day.

3. Grand Palace

What’s Special: Official residence of the royals

Nearby attractions: Ministry of Defense Thailand, Bangkok City Pillar Shrine, Wat Pho

Timings: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm

Built in: 1782

Built by: Phutthayotfa Chulalok

Houses: Royal courtyards

Distance from city center: 7 km

Mode of transportation: Bus/cab/local train

Entry fees: 500 Thai Baht

Built-in the year 1782, the Grand Palace, the residence of the Royals of several Generations, is the perfect historical place of Bangkok. Wat Phra Kaew, which is considered to be the holiest Buddhist temple in Thailand, is located within the Grand Palace. The Grand Palace is not one large structure but rather a group of buildings, grounds, lawns, royal courtyards and the most visited Temple in Thailand. The complex consists of four zones-Wat Phra Kaew, Inner Court, Middle Court, and Outer Court.

4. Sea Life Bangkok

What’s Special: Underwater Tunnel; Glass Bottom Boat

Nearby attractions: Chatuchak Weekend Market, Temple Of Dawn, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Jim Thompson House

Timings: 10 am to 8 pm

Built in: 2005

Owned by: Sea Life Group

Houses: Penguins; Sharks; Octopus; Underwater Tunnel

Distance from city center: 2.4 km

Mode of transportation: Bus/cab/local train

Entry fees: 750 Thai Baht

This is one of the most spellbinding attractions and a must-add destination to your Bangkok tour package. It is such an attraction that can be enjoyed by travelers young and old. This aquarium is home to a wide range of marine life such as octopus, crabs, penguins, sharks and a variety of rare fishes. All these marine lives have been brought from all corners of the world.

5. Chinatown

What’s Special: Food district

Nearby attractions: Wat Traimit, Wat Mangkon, Sampeng Market, Talat Kao, Trok Issaranuphap, Talat Mai

Timings: 9 am to 5 pm

Houses: Restaurants; Seafood stalls; Temple; Nightclubs

Distance from city center: 2 km

Mode of transportation: Bus; Cab; Local train

Entry fees: No entry fees

This area is a commercial hub that is famous for its street food, Buddhist temples, and The Sala Chalermkrung Khon Theatre. This is located along the Yaowarat Road and it still exudes the old world charm that entices every traveler who visits Bangkok. Along each of these alleys, you will find interesting shops selling its wares. Here you can shop for jewelry, clothes, a variety of snacks, visit the Temple of Bangkok or just visit the many bars and restaurants that come alive at dusk.

Best Time To Visit Bangkok

November to March (Winter season)

This is the coolest season in Thailand as well as in Bangkok. This is the best time to explore all the wonderful attractions that this amazing city has to offer. You can book Bangkok package from Pune during these months to make the most of your vacation.

March to May (Summer Season)

During the months of mid-March, April and May Bangkok temperatures soar to a high of 30 degrees Celsius with equally high humidity levels. Despite the weather, Bangkok gets a fair share of tourists during this time due to the Songkran Festival or the Thai New Year.

June to October (Monsoon Season)

This is the monsoon time in Bangkok. Climate is really humid during these months and it’s not at all a favorite season to schedule a honeymoon trip. But if you’re tight on budget and looking for more privacy, then only plan a trip in monsoon.

How To Reach From Pune To Bangkok?

By Air

Bangkok has two airports and both are well connected to almost all the major Indian cities. One Airport is Suvarnabhumi, located 25 km east of Bangkok and the other is Don Mueang located 24 km north. Suvarnabhumi operates mostly International and domestic flights. It is linked by Buses, Taxis and Train service. While booking a Bangkok package from Pune, you can also opt for airfare to enjoy a hassle-free vacation.