Thailand Tour Packages

Thailand works for almost every kind of trip, which is exactly why it is easy to over-plan. The quick read below is what most Indian travellers actually need before they pick a package: how long to go, when to go, what the visa looks like now, and what the money works out to. The deeper how-and-where sits on our dedicated guides, linked through this page, so you are not scrolling a wall of text to get to the packages.

Choose Your Thailand Package

Pick by budget, by how many nights you have, or by who you are travelling with. Every itinerary is customizable, and hotel stays, airport transfers and sightseeing are included. Booking from a specific city? We run dedicated fare pages too, such as thailand tour packages from Delhi, and similar pages for Pune, Mumbai and other metros.

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Prices are land-only and move with season and flight fares. Add flights for the door-to-door figure your trip actually costs.

Money and Currency in Thailand

Thailand runs on the Thai Baht (THB); as of mid-2026, 1 THB is about Rs 2.86, so THB 1,000 is roughly Rs 2,860. A few things worth knowing before you fly:

Carry some cash. Street food, markets, tuk-tuks and island ferries are cash-first. Cards work at malls, hotels and larger restaurants.

Where to exchange. Rates at Thai city exchange counters (look for SuperRich-style booths) are usually better than the airport or your bank back home. Change a small amount at the airport, the rest in the city.

ATM charges. ATMs charge a fixed THB 220 per withdrawal, so take out larger amounts less often rather than small sums repeatedly.

Daily spend. Rough daily spend for a mid-range traveller runs about THB 2,000 to 3,000 (Rs 5,700 to Rs 8,600) for food, local transport and entry tickets, on top of your package. (Indicative, not a quote.)

Shopping in Thailand

Thailand is one of Asia's best-value shopping stops, and it is built into most itineraries. Bangkok alone covers the range: Chatuchak weekend market for everything under the sun, Pratunam for wholesale clothes, MBK and Terminal 21 for gadgets and knock-arounds, and the night markets for souvenirs. Good buys are clothes, leather, dried fruit and snacks, and cheap electronics; always bargain at markets (start around half). For the full market-by-market breakdown, see our Bangkok shopping guide and the Pratunam guide.

Indian and Vegetarian Food in Thailand

Indian and vegetarian food is easy across the tourist belt and every major city, and harder on remote islands, so it is worth planning. Bangkok's Sukhumvit and Pahurat (Little India) have full-service Indian restaurants; Pattaya, Phuket and Krabi all have reliable Indian and Jain options where a thali runs roughly Rs 400 to 700. Our itineraries flag the dependable spots, and the city guides list them by area: Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket and Krabi.

Best Time To Visit Thailand

November to March is the cool, dry peak, and the best window for islands and honeymoons, so book early. March to May is hot but cheaper and good for city and shopping trips. June to October is monsoon, with the lowest prices and short, heavy showers. One planning rule that saves a wet holiday: in the mid-year monsoon (roughly May to September), base yourself on the Gulf coast (Koh Samui, Koh Phangan), which stays drier then, rather than the Andaman coast (Phuket, Krabi), which is at its wettest. Full month-by-month guide on the best time to visit Thailand page.

What Most First-Time Indian Travellers Get Wrong About Thailand

A few things our travel experts hear on almost every first Thailand trip, worth knowing before you book:

They cram too many islands. Two islands in a week is relaxed; three means you spend the trip in transfers. Most repeat travellers wish they had done less.

They underrate the ferry and internal-transfer time. Phuket to Phi Phi, or Krabi to Koh Lanta, eats half a day. Packages that pre-book these save the scramble at the pier.

They over-plan Bangkok and under-plan the islands. Two nights in Bangkok is usually enough for the Grand Palace, a market and a rooftop; give the extra nights to the beaches.

This is the kind of detail a customizable, agent-built package gets right and a fixed group tour does not.

Where To Go On A Thailand Tour

Bangkok for temples, markets and nightlife; Pattaya for easy beaches and Coral Island; Phuket for big-island beach life and Phi Phi day trips; Krabi and Railay for limestone cliffs and quieter sand; Koh Samui and Koh Phangan for Gulf-coast calm; Chiang Mai for the cooler, cultural north. Most Indian itineraries pair Bangkok with one or two islands. Full picks with photos and maps: places to visit in Thailand and things to do in Thailand.

How To Reach Thailand From India

Direct flights run from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata and other metros to Bangkok (BKK/DMK), with onward domestic hops to Phuket, Krabi and Samui. Flight time is roughly 4 to 4.5 hours from north and west India. Most packages fly you into Bangkok and out of an island (or the reverse) so you never backtrack. City-wise routes and fares on the how to reach Thailand page.