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Thailand is renowned for its scenic beaches, hospitality, elephants, and Thai massage, which is akin to yoga. Thai cuisine, including the pad thai, som tum, and mango sticky rice, are indeed popular, as are the temples, tuk-tuks, floating markets, and full moon parties.

By air - Air travel is the quickest and most reliable option. There are direct flights to Thailand's main cities, such as Bangkok or Phuket. Typically, a direct trip takes around 4 hours. Major airlines with regular flights to Thailand include Air India, Bangkok Airways, SpiceJet, and THAI.
By Road - The India-Myanmar-Thailand trilateral motorway connects India with Thailand. The journey begins in Manipur, India, and continues via Thailand to Mae Sot, Thailand. It would take roughly a week to accomplish the 3,200 kilometre journey.

The average daily expenditure for an individual is around ฿3,241 (INR 7,521). On average, one day's meals cost ฿481 (INR 1,116) while local transportation costs ฿384 (INR 891). In addition, the average hotel cost for a couple in Thailand is ฿2,015 (INR 4676).

For one individual, a one-week trip in Thailand costs about ฿22,686 (INR 52,651). Consequently, for two individuals it costs about ฿45,372 (INR 1,05,303).

Although Indian driver's licences are legitimate, you also need an International Driver's Permit (IDP) with you on your Thailand trip. The country has a left-hand drive policy, which is identical to that of India.

Thailand prohibits gambling, with the exception of horse racing and the government-sponsored Thai lottery. Despite anti-gambling legislation, Thailand has a large number of illicit casinos.

1. Railay Beach
2. Doi Suthep
3. Koh Phi Phi
4. Floating Markets
5. The Grand Palace, Bangkok
6. Climbing at Tonsai Beach
7. Sunday Walking Street, Chiang Mai
8. Kanchanaburi Bridge
9. Waterfalls at Erawan National Park
10. Pai
11. Maruekhathaiyawan Palace
12. Khao Sok National Park
13. Wild Elephants at Khao Yai National Park
14. Sukhothai Old City
15. Historic City of Ayutthaya

Krabi is considered one of the finest for its opulent landscapes and gorgeous beaches and islands. Its coral reef panoramas are also among the most spectacular in the world, making it an ideal location for coral diving. Here are a few top places to visit in Krabi on your Thailand tours:-
1. Khao Khanab Nam
2. Phra Nang Shrine
3. Wat Tham Sua
4. Railay Beach
5. Ao Nang Beach
6. Maya Bay
7. Thung Teao Forest Natural Park
8. Lanta Animal Welfare
9. Susan Hoi
10. Wat Kaew Korawaram

Every year in April, from the 13th to the 15th, the Songkran Festival takes place. Songkran is a Buddhist water feast that celebrates the onset of the traditional Thai New Year.

Thailand is a safe country for solo female travellers. There are a few things you should know before visiting Thailand, particularly if you are a woman. You must constantly be cautious. Avoid taking beverages from strangers, keep your belongings safe, and avoid shady places/streets like you would in any other nation, and you won't have to worry too much.

July is the cheapest month to fly to Thailand. August and September as well you can get the better prices rather than the other months of the year.

In Thailand, only drink cooked or processed water, not tap or local water. Brushing with tap water is perfectly OK.

There are direct flights from India ( Kolkata, New Delhi, Varanasi, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Chennai) to Thailand (Phuket, Bangkok). Where the average flight time is 3h 55min.

The Damnoen Saduak floating market, located in the Damnoen Saduak District is an unmissable experience on your Thailand tour package. Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market, Amphawa Floating Market few kilometers from Bangkok, Ayutthaya Floating Market in Ayutthaya, Pattaya Floating Market in Pattaya, Taling Chan Floating Market in Bangkok and Klong Suan Roi Pee in Chachoengsao are other renowned floating markets. Well-known marketplaces have been in operation for almost a century and offer a fascinating look into Thai culture. As you float down the gorgeous canadian river, you may buy excellent cuisine, souvenirs, and local products from hundreds of sellers and farmers in their little wooden rowing boats.

Thailand is one of those places where the day flows seamlessly into the night. The greatest time to explore the picturesque sites is during the day, but it takes on a whole other appeal towards twilight. Beach parties, safaris, night markets, nightclubs, street cuisine, and larger-than-life spectacles will steal your breath away on your Thailand package as you join the hordes of visitors who adore seeing the nation beneath the stars.

There are several languages spoken in Thailand. Of which, Thai is the most spoken language. And there is a huge chunk of people who speak a variant of Thai in Thailand. Khmer, Malay and Chinese are the other minority languages spoken in Thailand.

Thai Baht is the currency used in Thailand. Other currencies are not widely accepted in Thailand and hence it is advised to convert your respective currency to Thai Baht for your travel to Thailand.

6-7 days would be an ideal time to spend in Thailand owing to its vast landscape and an amazing list of islands to visit and umpteen things to do in them. Ideally 3 days in Bangkok, 2 days in Phuket, 2 days in Pattaya/Koh Samui/Krabi would sound like a perfect itinerary.

Packing the following items should be enough for your Thailand trip - Slip-on shoes, Water bottle, Bug spray & sunscreen, Rain jacket, Sweater or sweatshirt, Warm weather clothes, A sturdy daypack, Bathing suit & sarong, or quick dry towel and Hiking shoes

It is pretty easy to get a sim card in Thailand. The best sim card is AIS Traveller. The sim card costs 399 Baht and gives unlimited access to the internet for 15 days. Alternatively you can buy the sim card online in advance. You can select, register and pay for the sim card based on your package (Happytourist 299, Happytourist 599 and likewise) and pick it up at the Suvarnabhumi airport.

Thailand offers visa on arrival for Indians. Upon arrival at one of the 32 designated Immigration checkpoints, you have to furnish your airline boarding pass, visa application form duly filled, 4x6 recent passport size photograph, return flight tickets 15 days from the date of entry in Thailand, Thailand arrival card provided during flight, hotel booking confirmation for stay in Thailand, 10,000THB as proof of living expenses per person and finally 2000 THB visa on arrival application fee.

The best time to visit Thailand is from November to February which is the cool and dry season. This period marks the peak season of travel to Thailand with December and January witnessing footfall of international tourists.

The period of April to June is the shoulder season when the rain starts to set in and temperatures hover around the late 20s to early 30s.

Travel fares and hotel prices see a drop and those who are looking to save money but still travel to Thailand without the consequences of harsh weather find these months favourable. July to October is the wet season characterised with high rainfall and humidity. Many islands shut down during this period keeping safety in mind.

January is one of the few chilly months, with temperatures ranging from the low 20ºC to 30ºC in most areas, with Chiang Mai being the coldest. Rain is scarce. It is a great time to visit the national parks, sanctuaries and also indulge in some hikes and treks. This is the country's busiest Holiday period, and almost everything will be sold out. In the evenings, a light sweater or jacket is recommended. The best places to visit in Thailand in January are Chiang Mai, Ka Tao, Ko Lipe and Ko Pha Ngan

The average temperature in February is comparable to that of January, ranging between 22 and 32 ℃. Rain possibilities grow in the north, while they decrease in the south. The reduced humidity makes touring and outdoor activities more enjoyable.One of the ideal times to visit Thailand is in February. It's the month of the famed Chiang Mai Flower Festival, a colourful three-day event packed with parades and dance, in addition to the almost-guaranteed beautiful weather.

In Thailand, March marks the start of summer, and temperatures begin to rise quickly. The weather has been nice, particularly throughout the first half of the month. It's also mango season, which starts today. March is the month when the high season's peak begins to fade. It's a great time of year to take a stroll through the city, see the temples, and dine at some of the city's popular pubs and restaurants. It's a fantastic time to scuba dive off the west coast since it's relatively dry. The best places to visit in Thailand in March are Chao Phraya River, Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha), Kra Isthmus, Phang Nga Bay or Phi Phi Island and Elephant Valley.

May is a bit milder, yet uncomfortable, and heavy rainstorms dramatically increase humidity. If you loathe rain, then May is not the ideal month to visit Thailand.Not only that, but the costs are very cheap. During the rainy season, most hotels offer totally different pricing systems, with rates frequently being slashed in half. For these reasons, if you end up with a cheaper, less crowded vacation, it may be worth suffering the afternoon showers. The best places to visit in Thailand in May are Phuket, Koh Samui and Chiang Mai.

The monsoon covers virtually the whole country, with the west coast seeing a lot of rain. Keep in mind that if you visit during a week with very strong rains, roads may be washed away, particularly in the south towards Phuket. Storms are frequently accompanied by thunder and lightning, which can cause flooding and evacuations. To be safe, keep an eye on the weather forecast. The tourist attractions are less crowded, and the beach resorts are not overcrowded. You also don't have to make as many reservations in advance. The best places to visit in Thailand in June are Pai Canyon, Gulf of Thailand, Chiang Rai and Hua Hin

Day 1: Explore Bangkok’s Temples & Culture
1. Saranrom Palace
2. Old Big Gun Museum
3. Palace And Temple Of The Emerald Buddha
4. Wat Arun – Temple Of Dawn
5. Thonburi Canal, The Royal, Barges Museum
6. Wat Pho: Temple Of The Reclining Buddha
Day 2: Bangkok’s City tour
1. Bangkok’s Night Market
2. Lumphini Park
3. China Town And A Lady Boy Show
Day 3: Head to Phuket
1. Hike and kayak through the mangroves
2. Go fishing with locals and get a taste of village life
3. Snorkel and swim in Phang Nga Bay
4. Enjoy the beaches of Khao Lak, depart Phuket
Day 4: Day trip to Phi Phi Islands
1. Enjoy snorkelling
2. Mosquito Island, and enjoy your aquatic adventure
3. Bamboo Island, vast stretch of white sand, clear waters and aquatic life
Day 5: Departure

These are some things about Thailand you should know which will help you plan your trip:
1. The people are really friendly and helpful
2. Tuk-tuks are cheaper and more fun
3. Gambling is permitted only on certain days
4. Public transportation, like the subway, is quite cheap
5. English is widely spoken, but learn a few Thai phrases just for reference
6. Massages here are the cheapest in the world
7. There are 7-Elevens everywhere

These are some tips to save money on your Thailand trip:
1. Travel like a local
2. Avoid expensive taxis
3. Drink bottled water, and refill
4. Plan your trip in advance
5. Eat local food
6. Use plastic money to get discounts
7. Bargain before you purchase
8. Do your own laundry
9. Hire a motorbike
10. You can even walk

Phuket - Phang Nga Bay for its distinctive limestone cliffs and James Bond Island for its Hollywood fame, Bangla Road for its lively nightlife, night market for exclusive shopping, Simon cabaret show for a world-famous show with a ladyboy cast.
Chiang Mai - Holy place of Doi Suthep for a spiritual experience, night safari for wildlife love, Karen long neck village for its unique culture, the old city for ancient temples, shopping houses and monumental buildings.
Krabi - Railey beach & caves to relax in its exotic white sand, the cave temple of Wat Tham Sua to visit, the hot springs of Klong Thom to feel and witness, party at the Ao Nang Beach to dance the night away.
Bangkok - The most famous reclining buddha at Wat Pho, the grandeur of Grand Palace, endless shopping at Chatuchak market, the unique tower of Sathorn to climb.
Pattaya - The party ambiance of the walking street to enjoy, the awe-inspiring teak structure of sanctuary of truth to admire, floating markets to buy food, fruits, and handicrafts, the Wat Phra Khao Yai temple to feel spiritual.
Koh Samui - The beautiful Namuang waterfalls to watch, the large Angthong National Marine Park for its beaches, mangroves, mountains, and beaches to make most of, the body of mummified Monk at Wat Khunaram to go see.
Phi Phi Island - Koh Phi Phi Leh’s Maya Bay beach to visit which took recognition post the release of the Hollywood flick ‘The Beach’, Bamboo island surrounded by bamboo trees to feel serene, scuba diving and discovering the sharks to taste adventure.

Railay's Phra Nang Beach, Phi Phi Island’s Maya Bay, Ko Chang's White Sand Beach, Ko Lipe's Hat Pramong Beach, Phuket's Patong Beach, Ko Nang Yuan, Hua Hin Beach, Ko Samui's Lamai Beach, Ko Phangan's Haad Rin and Ko Tao's Sairee Beach are the top 10 beaches in Thailand.

Scuba diving, snorkelling, Surfing, Banana Boat ride, Windsurfing and Sailing and some of the best water sports you can indulge in while in Thailand.

Wat Arun in Bangkok - This is the most famous buddhist temple in Thailand known for its architectural representation of Mount Meru and a must visit on your Thailand tours. It becomes a stunning sight to behold during sunset when it's 70 meters high spire decorated with Chinese porcelain and coloured glass is lit up.
Wat Rong Khun - It is also known as White temple is another famous temple in Chiang Rai which was rebuilt by the artist Chalermchai Kositpipat as an offering to buddha. It is expected to complete not before 2070.
Wat Phra Kaew - The temple in Bangkok’s Grand Palace is another renowned temple that attracts hordes of tourists for the Emerald Buddha housed there which is carved from a single block of jade. The buddha’s clock change is a highly celebrated ritual which finds visitors flock in plenty to watch the king perform the ritual.
Wat Pho Bangkok - This is one of the first temples in Thailand to be regarded as royal temples. This temple draws tourists to visit its 46-meter reclining buddha and country’s largest collection of Buddha images. The temple is also where King Rama I’s ashes are enshrined.
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai - This is one of northern thailand’s sacred temples which is enthroned in a mountain and is accessible by a flight of 306 stairs and is beautifully decorated with white elephants, and other monuments.
Sukhothai Historical Park, Wat Sri Suphan, Sanctuary of Truth, Wat Benchamabophit and Ayutthaya Historical Park are also Thailand’s famous temples that are a must visit.

Krathong Tong - An appetiser made of delicately fried shells generally filled with chicken, corn, potato, carrot and tangy cream sauce.
Gai Haw Bai Toey - A dish where the chicken is marinated in soy sauce, sesame oil and coriander roots and wrapped in aromatic vanilla incensed pandan leaves and deep fried imparting an herbal flavour to the chicken. The dish is also called Pandan Wrapped Chicken.
Gaeng Keaw Wan - That is the world-famous Thai green curry, an amazing blend of green curry paste and coconut cream served with jasmine rice or round rice noodles.
Lad Na - Popularly referred to as the national dish of Thailand, it is essentially rice flour noodles which are fried until nice and crispy and topped with a mix of fish sauce, black soy sauce and oyster sauce.
Pad Thai - Most common street food in Thailand, this dish is basically rice noodles stir fried with eggs and tofu and flavoured with fish sauce, palm sugar and tamarind pulp.
Gaeng Mussaman - A divine curry made the Muslim way that incorporates elements like cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, star anise, cumin, bay leaves, nutmeg among others grinded to fine curry paste and fried with coconut cream. Chicken or other meat along with potatoes, onions, tamarind paste, sugar and fish sauce added later and cooked and eaten with rice and cucumber and onion salad.
Pla Rad Prik - A whole fish fried until crispy and topped with a traditional sweet, spicy and sour sauce made of garlic, palm sugar and chillies and eaten with rice, curry and soup.
Pad Kra Prao - Meat seasoned with fish sauce and a little bit of palm sugar or oyster or soy sauces and served with jasmine rice and topped with crispy fried egg.

Indian Restaurants in Bangkok - Charcoal Tandoor Grill & Mixology, The Great Kabab Factory, Indus Restaurant, Bawarchi Restaurant, Punjabi Grill, Kebabs & Kurries, JW Cafe, Gaggan Restaurant, Amritsar, Amaya Food Gallery, Punjab Grill Bangkok, Rang Mahal Restaurant, Al Saray.
Indian Restaurants in Pattaya - Maharani, Zaika Indian Restaurant, Indian by Nature, Imli Grill, Panchwati Gujarati Indian Restaurant, Govindam, The Dosa Hut, Alibaba Tandoori & Curry Restaurant, Madras Darbar, Saras Express.
Indian Restaurants in Phuket - Highway Curry Indian & Thai Cuisine, Magic Masala Indian Restaurant, Golden Paradise Restaurant, Hangover Inn Restaurant, Saffron Spice Restaurant & Bar, Tandoori Flames, Madras Cafe 2 & Guest House.
Indian Restaurants in Chiang Mai - Rajdarbar Indian Restaurant, New Delhi Indian Food, Taj Mahal Indian Restaurant, Accha Authentic Indian Cuisine, Whole Earth Restaurant, Hinlay Curry House, Grill of India, Le Spice.

If you are visiting Thailand in April, from 13th - 15th of April, Songkran, the water festival would be the festival that you will find being celebrated across the island nation. You will see people drenched all around and splashing water with water guns, hose pipes, buckets and having fun.
The Lantern festival (Yi Peng) in Chiang Mai - This festival celebrated on a full moon in November is also a festival that provides a beautiful experience with thousands of brightly lit lanterns that are lit and raised in the night sky.
Buffalo racing festival in Chonburi - This festival in Thailand celebrated during October is also a festival that draws in hordes of tourists. Jockeys ride bareback on their trusty buffalo beasts and race for 100meters while the crowds cheer away to glory.
Lopburi Monkey festival - Celebrated in November is another fun Monkey festival where approximately 3000 monkeys are fed with over 4 tonnes of fruits, vegetables and other treats. So enjoy the surreal experience of feeding a monkey.
In the month of January - February in Bangkok, the Chinese New Year is celebrated with huge fervour. The narrow streets of Chinatown are ramped up with firecrackers, dragon dancers and sumptuous chinese banquets.

The top 5 nightlife hotspots in Thailand, providing something for everyone's tartness are:-
1. Pattaya Walking Street
2. Full Moon Party, Koh Phangan
3. Beach Clubs and Sunset Bars, Phuket
4. Hard Rock Café’s Foam Party, Pattaya
5. Koh Tao Pub Crawl, Koh Tao

Thailand is bursting to the seams with chances for adventure, excitement, and daring. Here are few to have a note on.
1. Zip Lining in Chiang Mai
2. Sea Kayaking in Krabi
3. Snorkeling in Phi Phi island
4. Skydiving in Pattaya
5. Mountain Biking in Doi Suthep–Pui National Park, Chiang Mai
6. Whitewater Rafting in Chiang Mai
7. Waterfall Abseiling in Khao Yai National Park, Hin Tung
8. Visiting Elephant Sanctuary in Chiang Mai
9. Jungle Trek in Chiang Mai, Ko Samui
10. Caving in Pang Mapha

Shopping in Bangkok - Central world, Chatuchak Weekend Market, Chinatown, Asiatique the Riverfront and Rot Fai Market.
Shopping in Phuket - Central Festival, Weekend Market, Jungceylon Shopping Mall, Walking street
Shopping in Pattaya - Floating Market of Pattaya, Royal Garden Plaza and the Pattaya Night Market
Shopping in Krabi - Krabi Town Walking Street, Maharaj Market and Vogue Departmental store.

Thailand's scenery ranges from rocky outcroppings washed by the currents to gently sloping coral reefs. Here are a handful of Thailand's greatest scuba diving locations that are just waiting to be discovered to help you plan your next underwater vacation!
1. Hin Daeng and Hin Muang, Koh Lanta
2. Koh Dok Mai, Phuket
3. Sail Rock, Koh Tao (Also near Koh Samui and Koh Phangan)
4. Richelieu Rock, Koh Tachai, and Koh Bon, near Similan Islands
5. Chumphon Pinnacle, Koh Tao
6. Similan Islands
7. HTMS Sattakut Wreck

It might be a cry for our wallets to help us pay for every set we see on those delightful visits to Thailand. Prioritizing souvenirs is a sluggish effort, where Here are some suggestions for keepsakes.
1. Thai Trinkets
2. Thai Silk
3. Thai spices
4. Thai Spa Products
5. Thai Snacks
6. Takabb Anti-cough Pill
7. Bakery Goodies
8. Edible Insects
9. Thai silver
10. Muay Thai Shorts
11. Thai Coconut Oil Products
12. Tiger Balm
13. Thai Liquor
14. Soap Carvings
15. Handmade Bags
16. Thai handicraft

Thailand is a snorkelling and diving paradise, with a few of the world's finest dive sites with a diverse array of magnificent marine life. Here are a few top places to snorkel in Thailand: - Koh Tao, Hin Daeng and Hin, Muang, Koh Rok Islands, Koh Kradan, Koh Similan, Koh Phi Phi, Koh Lipe, Koh Larn, Koh Chang and Koh Talu