Jul 2025
Good news! Indian citizens can get a Visa on Arrival (VoA) in Thailand for a stay of up to 15 days.
What you need:
Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)
Return flight tickets
Proof of accommodation
Recent passport-size photo
Visa fee (around 2,000 THB, cash only)
TravBuff Tip: Avoid long queues by opting for the Thailand e-visa in advance — we can help you apply.
Thailand is diverse — from bustling cities to tranquil islands. Depending on your interests, here are some top picks:
Bangkok – Culture, shopping, nightlife, temples
Phuket – Beaches, water sports, island tours
Krabi – Nature, cliffside resorts, peaceful getaways
Chiang Mai – Mountains, elephants, old temples
Pattaya – Entertainment, waterparks, family fun
Koh Samui / Phi Phi Islands – Island hopping, diving
TravBuff Tip: Ask us to build your multi-city itinerary based on your interests and duration.
Currency: Thai Baht (THB)
₹1 = approx. 0.43 THB (exchange rates vary)
Cards are accepted in most places, but carry cash for local markets and transport.
Daily Budget Estimate:
Budget travel: ₹2,500–₹4,000
Mid-range: ₹4,500–₹7,000
Luxury: ₹8,000+
Thailand is a food lover’s paradise. From street stalls to seaside restaurants, flavors are fresh, spicy, and addictive.
Must-try dishes:
Pad Thai
Green/Red Thai Curry
Mango Sticky Rice
Som Tam (papaya salad)
Thai Iced Tea & Fresh Coconut Water
Tap water is not safe to drink. Always buy bottled water.
Use Grab app (Thailand’s version of Uber) for easy rides.
Tuk-tuks are iconic — fun but negotiate the fare first.
Scooter rentals are common in islands — carry an international driving permit.
Intercity travel is affordable via buses, trains, or low-cost flights.
Stay connected with a local SIM card. You’ll find kiosks at the airport with affordable tourist data packs.
Top providers: AIS, DTAC, and TrueMove
Cost: Starting from ₹300–₹500 for 7–15 days with high-speed data
Thailand is known as the “Land of Smiles,” but being respectful goes a long way.
✅ Do:
Greet with a "Wai" (palms together bow)
Dress modestly at temples
Remove shoes before entering temples or homes
❌ Avoid:
Touching someone’s head
Disrespecting the royal family
Raising your voice in public
Markets are everywhere — from night bazaars to floating markets.
Popular items to buy:
Thai silk and handicrafts
Coconut oil products
Handmade soaps
Spices and snacks
Clothing and accessories
TravBuff Tip: Bargaining is common in local markets — smile and be polite!
Cool & Dry Season: November to February (peak tourist season)
Hot Season: March to May
Rainy Season: June to October (fewer crowds, good deals)
At TravBuff, we make your Thailand journey effortless by handling:
Flights & Visa assistance
Hotel bookings (budget to luxury)
Transfers & activities
Travel insurance & on-trip support
From adventure tours to romantic getaways — we design it your way!