Thailand

Southeast Asia

Bangkok's temples and markets, island-hopping in the south, and street food that's worth the trip on its own.

Best time: November – February (cool, dry season)
Ideal length: 6–8 days
Currency: Thai Baht (THB)
Visa (Indian passport): Visa-on-arrival / e-visa available for Indian passport holders

The shortlist

Where a Thailand trip usually goes

Nothing here is fixed — this is the raw material. Keep what appeals, cut what doesn't, and we'll build the route around what's left.

Bangkok
Wat Arun and the Grand Palace by day, rooftop bars and floating markets by night — Thailand's capital is usually the first and last stop.
Chiang Mai
Northern Thailand's cultural hub — old-city temples, night markets, and a jumping-off point for elephant sanctuaries and hill tribes.
Phuket
The most developed of Thailand's beach destinations — Patong's nightlife alongside quieter bays further down the coast.
Krabi & the islands
Limestone cliffs, longtail boats, and island-hopping to Phi Phi and Railay — the postcard version of Thailand's coastline.