Thailand is the easiest country in the region to travel and the easiest to do badly. The standard version is two nights in Bangkok and a week on a crowded beach.
We would give Bangkok longer – it is one of the great food cities – then send you north to Chiang Mai for the temples and the cooking, and finish somewhere on the Andaman coast that still has a village attached to it.
A starting point, not a fixed departure. Every element below can be lengthened, shortened or swapped.
Every journey is quoted individually once we know your dates, party size and pace. The first conversation is free.
The Andaman coast is best November to April; the Gulf side, including Koh Samui, runs on a different calendar and is better mid-year. We will steer you to whichever coast suits your dates.
Bangkok is a direct flight from most Indian cities. Internal hops to Chiang Mai and the south are short, frequent and cheap.
Indian passport holders can obtain a visa on arrival; check the current position before you book, as it changes.
Dengue is present. Repellent, and be sensible about ice and shellfish outside busy places.
Long trousers and covered shoulders for the temples – the Grand Palace enforces it strictly.
Add a week, drop the walking, bring the children, or start somewhere else entirely. We redraw every itinerary from scratch.
