Bangkok, edited well
Canal-side neighbourhoods, a brilliant chef's table and the city after dark.
WHY THAILAND
Electric nights, limestone coves and the kind of hospitality you remember.
BEST TIMENovember — February
GETTING THERE4h 30m from Bangalore
FOR INDIAN PASSPORTSVisa-exempt for short stays
TRIPS FROM₹39,500 pp
Travz note no. 16
THE GOOD STUFF
Worth making
time for.
- 01Bangkok after hours
- 02A quieter Thai island
- 03Longtail boat picnic
- 04Northern food trails
A TRIP TO START FROM
3 stages,
beautifully paced.
Every Travz itinerary is a starting point. Your expert will make it yours.
Find your island
Not the busiest one—the one with the beaches, energy and stay that fit you.
Nothing on the schedule
A boat if you feel like it. A book if you don't. That is the point.
READY TO ADAPT
Thailand itineraries
worth starting from.
Written by specialists who have been there. Each one is a shape, not a menu — the version you travel is the one they build around you.
01 6N / 7D
Thailand
Chiang Mai at a walking pace
From ₹46,500 pp
02 8N / 9D
Thailand
The quiet Andaman
From ₹78,000 pp
03 6N / 7D
Thailand
Chiang Mai at a walking pace
From ₹46,500 pp
04 8N / 9D
Thailand
The quiet Andaman
From ₹78,000 pp
05 6N / 7D
Thailand
Chiang Mai at a walking pace
From ₹46,500 pp
06 8N / 9D
Thailand
The quiet Andaman
From ₹78,000 pp
07 6N / 7D
Thailand
Chiang Mai at a walking pace
From ₹46,500 pp
08 8N / 9D
Thailand
The quiet Andaman
From ₹78,000 pp
09 6N / 7D
Thailand
Chiang Mai at a walking pace
From ₹46,500 pp
10 8N / 9D
Thailand
The quiet Andaman
From ₹78,000 pp
11 6N / 7D
Thailand
Chiang Mai at a walking pace
From ₹46,500 pp
12 8N / 9D
Thailand
The quiet Andaman
From ₹78,000 pp
THE FULL PICTURE
The Thailand
field guide.
The moments worth keeping, a sensible route and the useful details to know before you go.
Shape this into my tripThailand is easy to love and even better with a little editing. Mix Bangkok's creative energy with an island chosen for your actual pace.
What people remember
- Bangkok after hours
- A quieter Thai island
- Longtail boat picnic
- Northern food trails
A shape that works
01—02 · Bangkok, edited well
Canal-side neighbourhoods, a brilliant chef's table and the city after dark.
03—05 · Find your island
Not the busiest one—the one with the beaches, energy and stay that fit you.
06—07 · Nothing on the schedule
A boat if you feel like it. A book if you don't. That is the point.
Before you go
Best time to visit is November — February. Visa-exempt for short stays for Indian passport holders, and flights run 4h 30m from Bangalore. Budgets start around ₹39,500 per person for a well-paced week.
ASKED OFTEN
Thailand,
answered.
The practical questions that usually come up before a Thailandtrip — answered simply.
Ask a trip expert01Do Indian travellers need a visa for Thailand?
Visa-exempt for short stays. Check the current position before booking, as requirements change.
02When is the best time to visit Thailand?
November — February. Outside that window expect either rain or crowds, sometimes both.
03How long is the flight to Thailand?
4h 30m from Bangalore. Add connection time if you are not flying from a metro.
04What does a Thailand trip cost?
From about ₹39,500 per person for a week, excluding flights. Agents will quote against your actual dates.
05How many days do I need in Thailand?
Most travellers find five to eight nights right. Fewer feels rushed; more suits a slower pace.
06Is Thailand suitable for families?
Yes, with the right pacing. Tell the agent your children's ages and they will shape the itinerary around them.