A Thailand Tour is just what is needed to rejuvenate the mind and body. Even the most hardened traveller won’t be able to resist the stunning sunsets at the beautiful beaches or indulge in the guilty pleasure of shopping or backpacking through its numerous nature trails.
Adventurous souls will not be able to resist Chiang Mai on their Thailand Tourism trail or the islands such as Phuket, Koh Phi Phi and Krabi. A Thailand Tour is also incomplete without a visit to Koh Samui on the Gulf of Thailand.
Trekkers will no doubt love the national parks with their beautiful waterfalls and caves, jungles and rivers while those who prefer more urban pursuits can shop to their heart’s content in Bangkok. The capital is not just an urban city though – there are numerous temples, palaces and markets as well.
One of the interesting ways to experience Thailand Tourism would be to enrol in a cooking class. Thai food is renowned the world over and what can be a better way to bring back a little of its exotic flavours into your own world?
A Thailand Tour would be incomplete without experiencing some of its festivals like Songkran, a crazy water festival held in April where people are routinely drenched with water or the gorgeous Lantern Festival known as Yi Peng which is held every November in Chiang Mai.
If travelling from India, you will need a Thailand tourist visa, which is available on arrival for Indian tourists. The official currency of Thailand is the Thai baht (THB).
Language Spoken
Thai, English
Currency used:
Thai Bhat
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