Thailand Cambodia Tour Packages From India

A typical trip runs Bangkok and Pattaya first, then a short flight to Siem Reap for Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm and the floating villages of Tonle Sap. Six to seven nights covers both without rushing. Every itinerary here is built for Indian travellers, with rupee pricing, the Bangkok to Siem Reap flight sorted for you, and visa help for both countries. You approve the route and the cost before you pay.

Ideal trip length	6 nights / 7 days, split as 3 nights Thailand and 3 nights Cambodia
Combo price from	roughly Rs 45,000 per person, land package, both countries
The route	Bangkok and Pattaya, then fly Bangkok to Siem Reap for Angkor Wat and Tonle Sap
Best months	November to March for cool, dry weather across both countries
Typical inclusions	hotels, breakfast, sightseeing, transfers and the Bangkok to Siem Reap flight; international airfare from India is add-on unless a route says "with airfare"

Day-by-Day Thailand and Cambodia Itinerary (6N/7D)

This is the routed trip most Indian travellers book: three nights in Thailand for the cities and beaches, a short internal flight, then three nights in Cambodia for Angkor. It is one continuous loop, so you never double back through India. Treat it as the base. Add a Phuket beach leg, an extra Angkor day, or swap Pattaya for Krabi and your agent reprices it.

Day	Base	What you do
Day 1	Bangkok	Land at Suvarnabhumi, private transfer to your hotel, evening free for a Chao Phraya river dinner cruise
Day 2	Bangkok	City tour: the Grand Palace, Wat Arun and the reclining Buddha at Wat Pho, then Chinatown or a rooftop bar
Day 3	Pattaya	Drive to Pattaya, speedboat to Coral Island for swimming and watersports, Alcazar cabaret show at night
Day 4	Siem Reap	Fly Bangkok to Siem Reap (about 1 hr 20 min), check in, evening at Pub Street and the Angkor night market
Day 5	Siem Reap	Full Angkor day: sunrise at Angkor Wat, the Bayon faces at Angkor Thom, and tree-root Ta Prohm with a guide
Day 6	Siem Reap	Tonle Sap floating village by boat, then Banteay Srei or the Angkor National Museum, Apsara dinner show
Day 7	Depart	Fly Siem Reap to India via Bangkok, or extend with a Phuket or Krabi beach leg

The Thailand leg (Days 1 to 3)

Bangkok is the anchor. The Grand Palace and the emerald Buddha take a morning, Wat Arun sits across the river for the classic photo, and Wat Pho holds the 46-metre reclining Buddha a short walk away. Pattaya is a two-hour drive south and turns the trip toward the water: the Coral Island speedboat for snorkelling and parasailing, and the Alcazar cabaret in the evening. Prefer quieter sand? Swap Pattaya for a Krabi or Phuket leg and pick up Phi Phi and Phang Nga Bay instead.

The Cambodia leg (Days 4 to 6)

The Bangkok to Siem Reap flight is the hinge of the whole trip, and it is under 90 minutes, so you land in time for Pub Street the same evening. Angkor is why people come. Angkor Wat at sunrise is the moment most travellers plan the trip around, the largest religious monument in the world and best seen before the heat. Angkor Thom follows, where the Bayon temple stares back with 200-odd stone faces, and then Ta Prohm, the tree-swallowed ruin from the Tomb Raider films. Day six trades temples for water at the Tonle Sap floating villages, with Banteay Srei, the pink-sandstone "citadel of women", as an optional add.

For the temple detail, timings and passes, read our guide to Angkor Wat in Siem Reap. Prefer to see the single-country versions first? Compare all Thailand tour packages or browse the Cambodia travel guide.

Popular Thailand and Cambodia Combo Routes

These are the combined routes travellers book most often. Each pairs a Thailand leg with the Angkor leg in Cambodia on one trip. Every route is fully customisable, so swap a city, add a night, or change the star rating and your agent reprices it before you pay.

Combo route	Nights	From (per person)	What you see
Bangkok + Pattaya to Siem Reap	6N / 7D	Rs 45,000	Grand Palace, Coral Island, then Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm
Bangkok to Siem Reap (temples focus)	5N / 6D	Rs 42,000	Bangkok temples and markets, then two full days across the Angkor complex
Bangkok + Phuket to Siem Reap	7N / 8D	Rs 58,000	Bangkok, Phi Phi islands from Phuket, then Angkor and Tonle Sap
Thailand + Cambodia + Phnom Penh	8N / 9D	Rs 66,000	Adds the capital: Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda and the Killing Fields

How to Reach Thailand and Cambodia From India

There are no direct flights from India to Siem Reap, so every combo routes through Bangkok, which suits this trip perfectly. You fly into Bangkok first, do the Thailand leg, then take the short internal flight to Cambodia. Direct flights to Bangkok run from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Kochi, usually four to four and a half hours. Bangkok to Siem Reap is then a 75 to 90 minute hop that we build into the package, so you are not booking it separately or losing a day to a long overland crossing. On the way home you fly Siem Reap back through Bangkok to your city.

Visa for Thailand and Cambodia (Indian Travellers)

Two countries means two visa rules. As of July 2026, Thailand gives Indian passport holders 30-day visa-free entry, and the old paper TM6 arrival card has been replaced by the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) you fill in online before you fly. Thai rules have changed more than once through 2026, so confirm before you travel. Cambodia is not visa-free: Indians apply for the Cambodia e-visa online before departure, a single-entry tourist visa that costs about USD 30 and is the simplest option for a combo trip. Carry six months of passport validity and two blank pages. Your agent walks you through both applications when you book.

Best Time to Visit Thailand and Cambodia

November to March is the sweet spot for a combined trip: cool, dry weather across both countries, easy temple days at Angkor and calm seas for the Thai islands. April and May turn hot before the rains, and June to October brings the monsoon, cheaper prices and greener Cambodian countryside if you can plan around the showers. Cambodia stays warm year round, while Thailand is at its best in the same November to March window, so the two line up neatly.

Month-by-month detail sits in the Thailand travel guide, so we keep this short here.

How to Choose the Right Thailand Cambodia Package

Four quick questions sort most travellers into the right trip.

• By who you travel with: couples lean to a slower Angkor pace and a beach leg, so a honeymoon combo works; families and friends usually want the family or group version with Coral Island and the cabaret built in.

• By budget: land-only combos start near Rs 45,000 per person; a 4-star trip with a Phuket leg runs higher, and adding airfare from India is roughly Rs 28,000 to Rs 45,000 return.

• By how long you have: 5 nights is enough for Bangkok plus two full Angkor days; 6 to 7 nights adds Pattaya or a beach leg; 8 to 9 nights lets you add Phnom Penh and the Killing Fields.

• By season: go November to March for the best weather across both countries; travel in the June to October monsoon and you trade some rain for lower prices and thinner crowds at Angkor.

Tourist Attractions on a Thailand Cambodia Tour

Cambodia holds the trip's headline sights. Beyond Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm, the wider complex takes in Bayon, Preah Khan, Banteay Srei and the Terrace of the Elephants, while Siem Reap adds the Tonle Sap floating villages and, on longer routes, Phnom Penh brings the Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda and the Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek memorials. Thailand supplies the contrast: the Grand Palace, Wat Arun and Wat Pho in Bangkok, Coral Island and the Alcazar show in Pattaya, and, if you extend, the Phi Phi islands and Phang Nga Bay from Phuket and Krabi. It is history and temples on one side, beaches and city buzz on the other.

What Makes a Thailand Cambodia Combo Special

One trip, two moods. Thailand handles the easy pleasures: rooftop dinners in Bangkok, longtail boats, night markets and warm shallow seas. Cambodia hands you one of the great sights on earth in Angkor, a temple city the Khmer Empire built in the 12th century and then let the jungle half-reclaim. Doing them back to back, rather than as two separate holidays, is what makes the combo worth it: you get the beach-and-city holiday and the once-in-a-lifetime ruins on the same set of flights, with one team handling the border and the internal hop.

Things to Do and Outdoor Activities

Most of the active hours are on the Thailand leg. Pattaya and the Thai islands cover the watersports: snorkelling and parasailing off Coral Island, scuba around Phi Phi, sea kayaking through the limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay, and jet-skiing off the beaches. Inland Thailand adds jungle trekking, ziplining and white water near Chiang Mai if you extend north. Cambodia is gentler and slower: cycling between the Angkor temples at dawn, a sunset boat on Tonle Sap, a quad-bike ride through the rice-field villages, or a hot-air balloon over the Angkor plain. The pairing gives you adrenaline early and calm at the end.

What to Pack

November to March is warm and dry, so pack light. The one hard rule is Angkor's dress code.

• light cottons for the heat, plus one set of shoulder-and-knee-covering clothes for Angkor Wat, where the dress code is enforced

• comfortable walking shoes for the temple complex and reef-safe sunscreen for the Thai islands

• a power bank, a universal adapter and offline maps; both countries use different plug points

• some US dollars in cash for Cambodia, where the dollar is widely accepted alongside the riel, and Thai baht for Thailand

• your printed e-visa for Cambodia, TDAC confirmation for Thailand, and a passport valid six months out

Why Book Your Thailand Cambodia Combo With TravelTriangle

A two-country trip has more moving parts than a single-destination holiday: two sets of hotels, an internal flight, a border, and two visa processes. That coordination is exactly where a managed booking earns its keep.

• Vetted agents: you deal only with the top 10% of reviewed agents, chosen through a 23-step assessment

• Fully customisable: change any city, night or hotel tier before you pay; nothing here is fixed

• Payment protection: payment is released to the agent only after your booking vouchers are issued

• One point of contact: one team coordinates the Thailand leg, the Bangkok to Siem Reap flight and the Cambodia leg, with 24x7 help on trip

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