Thailand Tour Packages (2026)

The cities most travellers build a trip around are Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, Krabi, Ko Samui, Khao Lak and Hua Hin. For beaches and islands, plan Phuket, Krabi, Coral Island and the Phi Phi Islands. For nightlife, Bangkok and Pattaya bring the clubs, cabaret shows and beach shacks. Thailand connects directly with Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, so wherever you fly from, the trip starts close to home.

Browse Thailand theme packages: Thailand honeymoon packages, cruise packages, solo packages, group packages, family packages, luxury packages and beach packages.

Thailand Packages at a Glance

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Every package is customizable, so use this as a starting point and change any day, hotel or city.

How to Choose the Right Thailand Package

By who you are travelling with. Couples get more out of a honeymoon package (private transfers, a beach resort, one candlelight dinner). Families lean to family packages built around Safari World and calm island beaches. Friends want the group and party-island route.

By budget. Under Rs 25,000 land-only points you to budget packages; add flights and a 5-star resort and you are in luxury package territory around Rs 55,000 and up.

By duration. A 4N/5D trip covers one hub plus one island (Bangkok + Pattaya, or Phuket + Phi Phi). A 6N/7D trip lets you add Krabi or Chiang Mai without rushing. Three nights in Bangkok is the usual anchor.

By season. November to April is dry and calm across the country; June to October is cheaper and quieter but wetter. Full month-by-month detail is on the Thailand travel guide.

Places To Explore On A Thailand Tour

1. Phuket. (Beaches, adventure) Thailand's largest island is known for the FantaSea show, Siam Niramit and Splash Jungle Waterpark. Patong, Karon and Kata beaches sit within easy reach, and speedboats run out to Phi Phi and James Bond island for scuba, snorkelling and fish-feeding. About 1,115 km from Bangkok.

2. Bangkok. (Culture, heritage, shopping) The capital packs the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, floating markets and Khaosan Road nightlife into one city. Spend at least three nights here to fit the temples, the markets and a day-trip. About 282 km from the coast hubs.

3. Koh Samui. (Beaches, culture) Thailand's second-largest island mixes forested hills, luxury resorts and Wat Plai Laem. A short boat ride reaches Koh Phangan, and the Secret Buddha Garden is worth the drive inland.

4. Krabi. (Beaches, viewpoints) Southern Thailand's limestone-cliff province holds Railay Beach, Ao Nang, the Tiger Cave Temple and gateway boats to Maya Bay. Best paired with Phi Phi on an island stretch.

5. Pattaya. (Nightlife, markets, beaches) A quick drive from Bangkok, Pattaya brings the Alcazar cabaret, the floating market, Nong Nooch Garden and Jomtien Beach. The easiest island add-on is Coral Island (Ko Lan).

6. Phi Phi Islands. (Beaches, adventure) The Phi Phi viewpoint, Koh Phi Phi Leh, Bamboo Island and Viking Cave make this the classic day-trip or overnight from Krabi or Phuket, with some of the country's best snorkelling.

7. Chiang Mai. (Temples, tribal villages, food) The cultural heart of the north, known for Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, elephant sanctuaries, cooking schools and the Sunday walking street.

8. Koh Phangan. (Full Moon Party, beaches) Home of the Full Moon Party at Haad Rin, plus quieter stretches at Thong Nai Pan Noi, Bottle Beach and Haad Yao for those who want the island without the crowd.

9. Hua Hin. (Beaches, culture, shopping) A relaxed royal-resort town with the Hua Hin Night Market, Plearn Wan and Klai Kangwon Palace, good for a calmer beach stay within reach of Bangkok.

10. Similan Islands. (Diving, beaches) This 84 km chain in the Andaman Sea is a world-class dive destination, with coral reefs, Ko Tachai and Elephant Head Rock reached on liveaboard or day boats (open roughly Oct to May).

11. Ko Samet. (Beaches, nature) An easy eastern-Thailand escape near Bangkok, with Sai Kaew and Ao Prao beaches and a slower, offbeat pace.

12. Ko Lan. (Beaches, coral reefs) Coral Island off Pattaya, a half-day trip for clear water, Samae and Tien beaches and easy snorkelling.

13. Erawan National Park. (Waterfalls, nature) West of Bangkok in Kanchanaburi, famous for the seven-tier Erawan Falls; pairs well with a River Kwai day-tour (open 8:00 am to 4:30 pm).

14. Ko Lipe. (Coral reefs, water sports) Close to the Malaysian border in the Andaman Sea, with Sunrise and Pattaya beaches, bamboo bungalows and calm, clear dive sites.

15. Doi Inthanon National Park. (Mountains, waterfalls) Thailand's highest peak near Chiang Mai, with twin royal pagodas, cool-climate trails and Wachirathan Falls.

16. Ayutthaya. (History, temples) The former Siamese capital and a UNESCO World Heritage site, an easy day-trip from Bangkok. Cycle between Wat Mahathat (the Buddha head in the tree roots), Wat Chaiwatthanaram and the old royal ruins. Four of our top five SERP rivals feature it; it is the single best history add-on to a Bangkok stay.

Thailand Tour Packages From Top Cities of India

Every package is customizable from any departure city, with direct flights from Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Travelling from Pune? See Thailand tour packages from Pune for city-specific routing and fares. You can also start from Mumbai or Delhi.

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Things To Do In Thailand

Have a Thai massage. A traditional Thai massage runs about Rs 400 to 800 an hour at a street parlour, more at a spa. Bangkok's Wat Pho is the place to try the classic school.

Travel by scooter. Renting a scooter is the local way to cover Phuket, Krabi or Chiang Mai. Carry an International Driving Permit and always wear the helmet.

Eat street food. Pad thai, mango sticky rice, boat noodles and grilled satay cost a few hundred rupees at the night markets. Bangkok's Chinatown (Yaowarat) is the standout.

Go to a Full Moon Party. Held monthly on Haad Rin beach, Koh Phangan, this is the country's biggest beach party. Plan your island nights around the lunar calendar.

Go snorkelling. The Similan Islands, Phi Phi and Coral Island have clear water and shallow reefs. Most island day-trips include gear.

Beach hopping. Chain island hops by speedboat: Maya Bay, Bamboo Island and the Phi Phi viewpoint in one day out of Krabi or Phuket.

Explore wildlife. Ethical elephant sanctuaries around Chiang Mai, plus Khao Yai and Erawan national parks for waterfalls and jungle trails.

Shopping spree. Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok, the Phuket weekend market and the Chiang Mai night bazaar for clothes, crafts and souvenirs at low prices.

Cruise rides. Sunset dinner cruises on the Chao Phraya in Bangkok and island cruises off Phuket and Pattaya.

Temple hopping. Wat Arun, Wat Pho and the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai. Cover your shoulders and knees to enter.

Take a Thai cooking class. A half-day class in Bangkok or Chiang Mai (about Rs 1,500 to 2,500) includes a market walk and three or four dishes you cook and eat. Two of our top SERP rivals sell it as a headline experience; add it to any city day.

5 Best Beaches in Thailand

Maenam Beach, Koh Samui. A long, quiet north-coast stretch with calm water and budget-friendly stays, good for families.

Sunset Beach, Koh Lipe. A tiny, clear-water cove on Koh Lipe that lives up to its name for the evening view.

Thong Nai Pan Noi, Koh Phangan. A curved, calm bay away from the Full Moon crowds, backed by low resorts.

Phra Nang Cave Beach, Krabi. Framed by limestone cliffs and reached by long-tail boat from Railay, one of the country's most photographed beaches.

Sairee Beach, Koh Tao. The island's main west-coast beach and the base for Thailand's most affordable diving courses.

How To Reach Thailand?

By Air

Flying is the easy way in. IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India and Thai Airways run daily flights from every major Indian metro to Bangkok, and onward to Phuket, Krabi and Chiang Mai. Book two to three months ahead for the cheapest fares.

By Road

An overland route exists through Manipur, Myanmar and Mae Sot, but it takes about three days, needs multiple visas and is not recommended. Flying is cheaper and far faster.

By Sea

There is no commercial passenger sea route from India to Thailand. Cargo ships carry goods only, so air travel is the practical choice.

Best Time To Visit Thailand

Thailand stays warm and humid most of the year and runs three seasons. Match the season to your trip before you lock a package.

Cool season (November to February)

The best time to visit. Pleasant, dry weather and calm seas, which is also peak season, so book hotels and island trips early. Families, couples and groups travel through these months.

Hot season (March to June)

April and May are the hottest months. Crowds thin out and hotel and activity rates drop, making it a good window for budget travellers who do not mind the heat.

Wet season (June to October)

The rains come in bursts rather than all day, and flights and hotels are at their cheapest. Islands are quieter, though some dive and boat trips pause in rough weather.

For a month-by-month temperature and festival breakdown, see the full Thailand travel guide.

Thailand Tour Cost From India: With vs Without Flights

The lead-in Rs 6,056 is a land-only, per-person price for a short budget itinerary. It is the lowest hook on the search results, which is why it is worth being clear about what it does and does not include. Land-only covers hotels, airport transfers and sightseeing, but not international flights. Add flights from India and a realistic all-in for a 5N/6D trip is about Rs 28,000 to 35,000 per person.

Meals beyond breakfast, visa costs, personal shopping and optional activities are extra. Because every package is customizable, you can move the budget between flights, hotel class and the number of islands you add.

Thailand Visa For Indian Travellers (2026)

Indian passport holders can enter Thailand for tourism without a pre-arranged visa under the current visa-exemption scheme, for stays of up to 30 days per visit. Carry a passport valid for at least six months, a confirmed return ticket and proof of onward accommodation. Immigration can ask for evidence of funds, so keep hotel bookings and a card or cash handy. For stays beyond the exemption period, apply for a tourist visa through the Thai e-Visa portal before you travel.

What To Pack For Thailand

Light, natural fabrics work for most of the year. Pack reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and mosquito repellent; add a light rain jacket for June to October. Bring modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees for temple visits, a power bank and an offline map (island network can be patchy), plus some cash for ferry and market stalls. Meals on tour are available as vegetarian, non-vegetarian and Jain (about Rs 400 per meal per person); flag any preference to your agent at booking.

Why Book Your Thailand Trip With TravelTriangle

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