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Thailand’s best places to visit

The tourist destinations of Thailand are a major selling point. These are Thailand’s must-see destinations..

Bangkok

It’s no surprise that the capital of Bangkok It is one of Thailand’s most popular tourist destinations. This massive city not only shows off the modern side but also Thailand’s rich heritage. The city is home to giant skyscrapers and bustling street markets as well as upbeat nightclubs, ancient tourist sites, and vibrant nightclubs. The Grand Palace, Temple of Emerald Buddha Wat Pho Wat Arun Lumphini park, Wat Pho and Wat Arun are its main attractions.

Krabi

Krabi is a tourist destination that attracts visitors with its beautiful beaches, limestone formations and charming island. Krabi It is also one the best places in Thailand to go scuba-diving. Krabi has it all. Whether you’re looking to relax, enjoy a day at the beach, or engage in an adventure activity, Krabi is the place for you. Krabi’s major attractions include Wat Tham Suea and Ao Nang Beach. Railay Beach is also a popular choice. Krabi Town has the Emerald Pool. Find out more about the Emerald Pool. Thailand honeymoon packages Namarth features Krabi.

Phuket

Phuket It is one of the most beautiful and popular Thailand places to visit . The island is also the largest in the country and is a hub for exciting watersports, high-energy parties and other activities. Its charms include its pristine beaches, street vendors and local markets. Phuket is a great place to visit on your Thailand vacation. Check out the Big Buddha and other attractions such as Patong Beach Wat Chalong Kata Beach etc. Phuket is a popular honeymoon destination and is included in many Thailand tour packages.

Phi Phi Islands

Phi Phi Islands It is one of Thailand’s most popular and exotic honeymoon destinations. This group of six islands is known for its breathtaking natural beauty. It is composed of giant limestone rocks, lush greenery, and turquoise water. This site is also known for its gold beaches, amazing nightlife, and luxury resorts and holiday packages. Many Thailand tour packages include this attraction.

Koh Samui

Koh Samui is a must-see on any Thailand travel itinerary. It was once the best-kept Thailand secret, but now it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Thailand. The area is home to several beautiful beaches, a breathtaking coastline, swaying tree, green-covered mountain, and much more. The Secret Buddha Garden is one of the most famous attractions. Wat Phra Yari, Chaweng Beach and others are also very popular. Namarth offers Thailand tour packages that include Koh Samui.

How do I travel to Thailand or reach to Thailand?

You can choose from a variety of transport options to get to Thailand. Here’s a guide on how to get to Thailand via India.

Airways

Flights are the best way to get from India to Thailand. Thailand’s main airports are in Bangkok, Koh Samui and Phuket. Major airlines like SpiceJet, IndiGo,
Air India, Thai Airways etc. operate this route. Direct flights to Bangkok take around 4 to 4.5 hour from New Delhi. Namarth offers Thailand package deals with optional flights.

Roadways

It is not possible to travel directly by road or rail between Thailand and India. It is possible to travel by bus from Cambodia or Laos into Thailand. After the IMT Highway is completed, tourists from India will be able travel by road to Thailand.

Waterways

Cruise ships from India, particularly Mumbai and Chennai can transport individuals to Bangkok, Thailand, within 12-15days. This will answer the question “How do I reach Thailand by boat?”. Namarth has great deals on Thailand tours that include transportation.

Thailand Tour Packages FAQs

Q. When choosing a Thailand package, you should consider the seasons of Thailand and what is best Time for your visit.
A.Thailand is an all-year destination but it’s a good idea for you to plan your trip during the dry and cool season. From November to April, the cold season is when tourists flock from around the world. Koh Samui is the perfect place to go snorkelling or diving. The best time to visit the Phi Phi Islands is in the southern part of Thailand. The days are warm, and a gentle sea breeze is blowing. Nights are cooler. Humidity is low. Bangkok, Phuket Krabi, and Koh Samui can reach temperatures of up to 30 degrees Celsius during the day. Koh Samui is best avoided during this time as it experiences torrential rain. It is best to avoid July and August because it’s monsoon time in Thailand. Heavy rains are common, and can cause your trip to be ruined. Add to this the chaos of Bangkok’s busy streets. Thailand’s summer season is from May to June. It is hot, and budget travellers often choose this time because of the low number of tourists.

Q.  Are there direct flights between India and Thailand?
A. Before you can book a Thailand tour package, you must first check if there are direct flights to Bangkok from your city. Direct flights are available from New Delhi to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhoomi International Airport or Don Mueang Airport. There are domestic airlines like IndiGo, Air India’s national carrier, GoFirst and Vistara as well as international carriers such Thai Airways, Thai AirAsia, Druk Air, Emirates, Vietjet Air, Thai Smile, to name a couple. The direct flight between Delhi and Bangkok is about 4.5 hours long. Flights are available throughout the week, at regular intervals. Bangkok is accessible from Delhi, Mumbai Bangalore and Kolkata. Fly directly to Phuket from Delhi onboard GoFirst Thai Airways IndiGo and other airlines. The average flight time is 4 hours 30 minutes.

Q. What is the best beach in Thailand?
A. You can choose from a variety of Thailand holiday packages. You must first decide what your main goal is for visiting Thailand. Is it to shop, experience the local street life, or just to relax on the beaches? You will have a wide range of options if you choose the latter. Thailand is home to some beautiful beaches with azure water. Thailand’s beaches will suit solo travellers, large families, groups of friends, or honeymooning couples. Beach destinations are ideal for backpackers, elderly travellers and families with children. A typical Thai beach is characterized by powdery white sand, limestone karsts and coconut trees. There are many diving, snorkelling, and cave exploration options, and the resort life revolves around the beach. Krabi’s sea cliffs, with their tropical vegetation covering them, are popular among cliff climbers. Kiteboarders and surfers alike prefer the waters around Hua Hin while divers choose Koh Tao because of the opportunity to see whale sharks, tropical fish, and other marine life. Phi Phi Islands Pattaya, and Phuket are perfect for beach lovers who like to take a leisurely swim or just relax in the sun and read a book. Koh Samui is the place to go for holistic healing, breathtaking scenery and stunning coastal views. It’s a great place to relax, with its sunsets at the beach and seafood options.

Q. What is the climate like in Thailand?
Thailand has three distinct seasons: the summer, monsoon, and winter. The summer season begins in March and continues through June. Temperatures range between 33 and 48 degrees Celsius during the day, and drop to 27 degrees Celsius at night. Rainy season between July and November is characterized by heavy rains in the early evenings. The temperature in these months averages 32 degrees Celsius during the day, and 16 degrees Celsius at night. Winter or the dry season, which runs from late November to February, has temperatures that hover around 32 degrees Celsius during the day and 12 degree Celsius at night. The best time to visit Thailand is during the winter or dry season, between late November and February.

Q. Is it safe for me to drink the water in Thailand?
Not only tourists, but also locals prefer bottled water. Some people prefer to boil their tap water before drinking it. Pouring ice into your drink is dangerous because it could contain bacteria or chemicals from tap water. If you’re having your drink in a restaurant or cafe, there is no need to worry as the ice has been checked by government inspectors. The rule of thumb is to avoid buying a broken seal bottle. Never drink water from street vendors or street stalls.

Q. What is the main language spoken in Thailand?
A. Thai is both the national and most widely spoken language. There are many dialects of Thai, depending on tribe and ethnicity. However, English is definitely the second language. English is widely spoken and written in Bangkok’s main business and commercial districts. English is spoken and understood in hotels, restaurants, shops, and tourist attractions.

Q. Is it possible to get a local SIM card for my phone in Bangkok?
A. It’s very simple to get one. A SIM card can be purchased from a Thai network provider. This can then be used to make both local and international phone calls. You will be required to show an ID proof, such as a passport, at the point of purchase. These phone cards are available at 7/11 stores.

Q. What are the cultural dos and donts in Thailand?
A.Thai people are polite, peaceful and dislike confrontations. Do not display your frustration or impatience, as it is a sign that you are weak. Thais think that all problems and conflicts can be resolved with a simple smile. In a temple, you must wear pants or skirts that cover your legs. Women are not allowed to touch monks, and everyone is expected remove their shoes when entering a local house or temple. PDA is also frowned upon. Thais don’t usually shake hands. The most common way to greet someone in Thailand is by folding your arms together.

Q. What are the conditions for a Thai Tourist Visa?
A. Documents required are a valid passport of at least six months. The visa application form, along with your passport-sized photo, round-trip air tickets, and proof of financial resources (20,000 Thai Baht for each person, and 40,000 Thai Baht for families) must be filled out correctly. You must submit these documents to the nearest Thai consulate or embassy. The duration of the tourist visa is between three and six months.

Q. What is the currency most commonly used in Thailand?
The Thai Baht, or Thai Baht, is the official currency of Thailand. The equivalent of 1 Thai Baht in Indian Rupees is approximately 2,23. To get around Thailand, you will need a lot of local currency because USD isn’t widely accepted. Make sure you have enough money in your multi-currency cards and cash. You will be able to get a much better rate if you purchase your Thai Baht local.

Q. What should I pack to go on a Thailand vacation?
A. It depends on what season you’re visiting. Bring rain gear and closed shoes if you are visiting during the monsoon season. If you are visiting temples in the dry winter, wear cotton clothing, but also bring long sleeves, full pants, and skirts. The beaches are a different story. You can get a shrug, or something warm, to keep you warm in the evenings when temperatures drop to 12 degrees Celsius.

Q. Are there direct flights between India and Thailand?
A. IndiGo, SpiceJet and Air India offer direct flights from New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhoomi Airport or Don Mueang Airport, amongst others. There are many flights throughout the week and the journey takes approximately 4.5-hours.

Q.What is the cost of a Thailand Tour?
A. Thailand is a country where the cost of a trip depends on many factors. The type of holiday you choose, for example, will determine how much it costs. Budget-friendly plans are available or you can go for a luxurious itinerary. You can expect to pay an average of A week-long vacation can cost between INR 42,000 and INR 58,000 per person.