Thailand is a magical blend of tropical beaches, ornate temples, bustling street markets, and vibrant nightlife. For Indian travellers, it’s the perfect international escape—close to home, budget-friendly, and full of adventure. From the golden temples of Bangkok to the crystal-clear waters of Phuket and the party vibes of Pattaya, Thailand has something for every traveller. With easy visa access and plenty of Indian food options, planning your Thai getaway with Mauzee Holiday is the smart, smooth way to travel.
🛂 Visa & Flight Details
Thailand offers visa on arrival for Indian citizens at most international airports including Bangkok, Phuket, and Krabi. The visa fee is approx. THB 2,000 and allows a 15-day stay, though e-visa options are also available for faster processing. Flights to Thailand are easily available from major Indian cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Chennai with airlines like Thai Airways, AirAsia, and IndiGo offering frequent and affordable options.
🏖️ Best Places to Visit in Thailand
Thailand is divided into vibrant regions that each offer a unique experience. Bangkok, the capital, is known for its grand temples, floating markets, street shopping, and rooftop bars. Pattaya is perfect for beach parties, water sports, and the famous Alcazar show. Phuket and Krabi offer laid-back beach holidays, romantic sunsets, and island-hopping adventures. Nature lovers can explore Chiang Mai in the north, known for elephant sanctuaries, waterfalls, and peaceful temples.
📅 Suggested Thailand Itinerary (6 Nights / 7 Days)
Begin your trip with 2 nights in Bangkok, visiting Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, and taking a Chao Phraya river cruise. Move to Pattaya for 2 nights where you can relax at Coral Island, enjoy parasailing or snorkeling, and watch the famous cabaret show. Spend the remaining 2 nights in Phuket or Krabi, enjoying a Phi Phi Islands tour, speedboat excursions, or a traditional Thai massage. Mauzee Holiday customizes this itinerary based on your travel goals—be it fun, romance, shopping, or spirituality.
🍛 Indian Food in Thailand
Thailand is a foodie paradise and Indian travelers don’t need to worry about their meals. Indian restaurants are easy to find, especially in Bangkok and Pattaya. Popular spots include Bawarchi, India Gate, Zaika, and Govindam (pure veg). Vegetarian and Jain food is also widely available on request, especially with Mauzee Holiday-preferred hotels. For those willing to explore, Thai dishes like Pad Thai, green curry, and sticky mango rice are flavourful and can be made less spicy.
🛍️ Shopping & Nightlife
Thailand is a shopper’s dream. In Bangkok, head to Platinum Mall, Chatuchak Weekend Market, and MBK for budget shopping. Pattaya offers night markets with souvenirs, clothes, and street food. Phuket Walking Street is a great place for handcrafted items. At night, Thailand transforms into a land of neon-lit fun—enjoy rooftop dinners in Bangkok, full moon beach parties, or laid-back live music bars in Krabi.
🧘♀️ Activities & Experiences
Island Hopping: Visit Phi Phi Islands, James Bond Island, or Coral Island.
Temple Tours: Don’t miss Wat Pho, the Big Buddha of Phuket, and Chiang Mai’s Doi Suthep.
Adventure Sports: Try zip-lining, scuba diving, ATV rides, and elephant trekking.
Thai Massage & Spa: Treat yourself to an authentic Thai spa experience.
Cultural Shows: Enjoy Muay Thai boxing shows, ladyboy cabarets, or Thai classical dance.
📸 Most Instagrammable Spots
Thailand offers unbeatable photo ops—from the Golden Temple roofs of Bangkok, turquoise beaches of Phi Phi, and sunsets at Promthep Cape to the colorful floating markets and longtail boats docked on white-sand shores. Don’t miss the vibrant street scenes of Khao San Road or the quiet beauty of Buddhist monasteries in Chiang Mai.
🧳 What to Pack for Thailand
Pack light cotton clothes, beachwear, sunscreen, and flip-flops. A raincoat or umbrella is handy during the monsoon (June to September). Carry a power bank, camera, and international adapter (Thailand uses Type A, B, and C plugs). If you plan to visit temples, pack modest clothes to cover shoulders and knees.
🕒 Best Time to Visit Thailand
The best time to visit Thailand is November to March, when the weather is cool and dry. Avoid the rainy season (June–September) for beach holidays. Festivals like Songkran (Thai New Year) in April and Loi Krathong in November offer beautiful cultural experiences.
⚠️ Travel Tips for Indian Tourists
Carry Thai Baht (THB); Forex cards and cash exchanges are available at airports and hotels.
Tipping is appreciated but optional (THB 20–50 in taxis/restaurants).
Tap water is not safe—use bottled water.
Bargain respectfully in local markets.
Thai people are friendly and respectful—always greet with a smile and a “wai.”
🌟 Why Book Thailand with Mauzee Holiday?
With over a decade of travel expertise, Mauzee Holiday ensures your Thailand trip is personalized, pocket-friendly, and worry-free. We offer:
Custom tour packages for families, couples, and groups
Visa assistance and flight bookings
Indian meals, transfers, and guided tours
Emergency support and flexible add-ons like water sports and shows