Thailand Tour Package

Thailand remains one of the easiest and most rewarding international destinations for all kinds of travelers. This guide breaks down what a well-planned Thailand Tour Package really offers, from destinations and food to budgeting and timing, with practical insights from Travel Junky to help you choose the right Thailand Package without stress or guesswork. Each package includes hotels, transfers and sightseeing. Indian passport holders can currently visit Thailand visa-free for up to 60 days, after filling in the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card online before arrival. Share your travel dates, departure city and number of travellers, and our team will send a customised quote with a full price breakdown.

Thailand Tour Packages from India 2026: 18 Itineraries from ₹18,999

Thailand Tour Packages at a Glance

Travel Junky offers 18 Thailand tour packages covering Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket and Krabi. Trips run from 4 days to 10 days and are priced from ₹18,999 to ₹86,000 per adult on twin sharing. Every itinerary includes hotels, transfers, and sightseeing, and most can be customised. Indian passport holders can currently enter Thailand visa-free for up to 60 days, but you must complete the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before you fly.

Our Thailand Tour Packages by Traveller Type

All prices are per adult on twin sharing. Final prices depend on travel dates, hotel category and flight availability.

Family packages

Bangkok and Pattaya suits families with children best. Distances are short, hotels are close to attractions, and Pattaya is about a 2 hour drive from Bangkok, so there is no extra flight. Phuket and Krabi suit families who want a beach-first holiday.

Honeymoon and couple packages

Looking only for honeymoon plans? See our dedicated honeymoon packages.

Island and friends' group packages

Travel Junky does not run solo tours. All packages are built for two or more travellers.

Thailand Packages by Budget

If a price looks unusually low, check the hotel location and the daily transfer time. A hotel far from the main area can add hours of road time to each day.

Which Route Should You Choose?

What Is Included and Not Included

Each package page lists its own inclusions. Check the exact list before you pay.

Why Book Your Thailand Trip with Travel Junky

Travel Junky is a Delhi-based travel company that has planned international and domestic trips for more than 8 years. Here is what is verifiable:

What this means for your trip:

• One itinerary, one point of contact. You deal with the same planner from quote to return flight.
• Customisation without a fee for asking. Change hotels, add nights or swap island trips and get a revised quote.
• Realistic pacing. We limit hotel changes and avoid long transfers on arrival days.
• On-ground support in Thailand for transfers, late flights and plan changes.

Best Time to Visit Thailand from India

Choose Bangkok and Pattaya if you are travelling in the rainy months. Choose Phuket and Krabi between November and April.

How to Reach Thailand from Delhi and Other Indian Cities

• Delhi to Bangkok: nonstop flights take about 4 to 4.5 hours. Bangkok has two airports, Suvarnabhumi (BKK) and Don Mueang (DMK).
• Delhi to Krabi: IndiGo runs a nonstop flight of about 4 hours 20 minutes. Check the current schedule.
• Delhi to Phuket: check current nonstop options, otherwise fly via Bangkok.
• Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Chennai: nonstop flights to Bangkok on several airlines, and connections for Phuket and Krabi.
• Bangkok to Pattaya: about 2 hours by road. No flight needed.
• Bangkok to Phuket or Krabi: about 1 hour 20 minutes by domestic flight.

Flight availability and timings change by season, so confirm before booking.

Visa and TDAC: What Indian Travellers Need

Indian passport holders can currently enter Thailand without a visa for tourism for up to 60 days. Rules can change, so check the official Thai immigration or Ministry of Foreign Affairs pages close to your travel date.

Documents to carry

• Passport valid for at least 6 months
• Return or onward ticket
• Hotel booking for the first few nights
• Proof of funds. Thai rules mention about 20,000 THB per person, and it is not always asked
• TDAC confirmation (printed or saved offline)

Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC)

The TDAC replaces the paper arrival card. It is free, filled online on the official portal (tdac.immigration.go.th), and should be submitted before you arrive, within the window stated on the portal. Fill it only on the official site. Third-party sites charge fees for a free form. Travel Junky customers get the TDAC steps and a document checklist with their booking confirmation.

Top Places to Visit in Thailand

Bangkok

The starting point for most trips. Visit the Grand Palace and Wat Pho in the morning to avoid heat and crowds, then Wat Arun by ferry across the Chao Phraya. In the evening, take a dinner cruise or walk through Yaowarat (Chinatown) for street food. Chatuchak Weekend Market is the largest shopping market, and MBK Center and CentralWorld are the air-conditioned options. Allow 2 to 3 nights.

Pattaya

A short drive from Bangkok and easy for families. Take a speedboat to Koh Larn (Coral Island) for beach time and water sports. See the Sanctuary of Truth, an all-wood temple complex, and Wat Phra Yai on Pratumnak Hill, where the seated Big Buddha is 18 metres tall. Nong Nooch Tropical Garden suits children, and the Pattaya Floating Market is good for souvenirs. Walking Street is the main nightlife strip. Allow 2 to 3 nights.

Phuket

Thailand's largest island has beaches, island tours and nightlife in one place. Day trips go to the Phi Phi Islands (including Maya Bay under current visitor limits) and Phang Nga Bay, known for James Bond Island. In Phuket Town, walk the Sino-Portuguese streets. Watch the sunset at Promthep Cape. The 45 metre Big Buddha on Nakkerd Hill has island views. Patong has the busiest nightlife, while Kata and Karon are calmer. Allow 3 to 5 nights.

Krabi

Krabi is quieter than Phuket, with limestone cliffs and clear water. Railay Beach is reached only by boat. The 4 Islands tour covers Phra Nang Cave Beach, Chicken Island, Poda Island and Tup Island. Other options include kayaking in mangroves, the Klong Thom hot springs and the Tiger Cave Temple climb. Ao Nang is the usual base. Allow 2 to 3 nights.

Chiang Mai (optional add-on)

Chiang Mai is in the north, with old-city temples, Doi Suthep and markets. It needs a domestic flight from Bangkok of about 1 hour 20 minutes. [Confirm if you offer this as a custom add-on. If not, remove this section.]

Things to Do in Thailand

• Island hopping: Phi Phi and Phang Nga Bay from Phuket, 4 Islands from Krabi.
• Snorkelling and diving: Similan Islands (seasonal, roughly November to April) and Koh Tao for certified divers.
• Ethical elephant visits: choose sanctuaries with no riding, such as Elephant Nature Park near Chiang Mai.
• Muay Thai: live matches run in Bangkok and Phuket.
• Cabaret and fantasy shows: Fantasea and Simon Cabaret in Phuket, Alcazar in Pattaya.
• Night markets: Rot Fai in Bangkok and Chiang Mai's Sunday Walking Street.
• Thai massage and spa: widely available and priced well below Indian metro rates.

Food in Thailand for Indian Travellers

Thai food you will see everywhere: pad thai, pad kra pao, green curry, tom yum, som tam and mango sticky rice. Som tam and some curries are far spicier than most Indian regional food, so ask for "mai phet" (not spicy).

Indian food: Our packages include Indian meal options on request. Bangkok has a Little India around Phahurat, and Indian restaurants are ordinary around Sukhumvit in Bangkok, Patong in Phuket, and Central Pattaya.

Vegetarian and Jain: vegetarian is not a standard category in Thai kitchens. Fish sauce, shrimp paste and oyster sauce are used in many dishes that look vegetarian. Look for restaurants with a yellow and red "jay" (เจ) sign, which serve food without meat, and say "gin jay" when ordering. Jain travellers should tell us at booking so we can plan meals.

Shopping and Nightlife

Shopping: Chatuchak Weekend Market, MBK Center, CentralWorld and Chinatown in Bangkok. Pattaya Night Bazaar. Phuket Old Town Sunday Walking Street. Buy spices, Thai silk, soaps and balms, coconut products and silver jewellery. Bargain at markets, not in malls.

Nightlife: Khao San Road and rooftop bars in Bangkok. Walking Street in Pattaya. Bangla Road in Patong, Phuket. Use Grab or licensed taxis late at night.

Festivals in Thailand

Dates for lunar festivals change each year. Confirm before you book around them.

Indicative Daily Spending Outside Your Package

Use this for meals, local transport and extras beyond what your package covers. [Update with current rates before publishing.]

Practical Tips for Your Thailand Trip

• Temples: cover shoulders and knees, remove shoes, and do not point your feet at Buddha images.
• Cash and cards: street food, songthaews and island boats are cash only. Hotels, malls and larger restaurants take cards.
• ATM fee: Thai ATMs charge a flat fee of about 220 THB per withdrawal. Take out larger amounts less often.
• Rides: use Grab or Bolt instead of negotiating tuk-tuk prices. Tuk-tuk drivers who say a temple is closed are usually redirecting you to a shop.
• Scooters: a helmet is the law. Photograph the scooter before riding. Many travel insurance policies need a valid licence for two-wheelers, so check your policy first.
• Water: drink bottled water only.
• Connectivity: an eSIM bought before departure works on landing.
• Traffic: Bangkok traffic is heavy from about 5 pm to 8 pm. Plan evenings near BTS or MRT lines.