Thailand
Beaches, golden temples and street-food nights — the easiest, most-loved first trip abroad from Bangalore.
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A first trip abroad that just works
Thailand is the trip we send more Bangalore families on than any other — and for good reason. It's a short, direct hop from BLR, easy on the budget, gentle on first-time international travellers, and packed with variety: temples and palaces in Bangkok, turquoise islands around Phuket and Krabi, cool green hills up in Chiang Mai.
We plan the whole thing end to end — the right mix of city and beach, the hotels that suit your pace, airport transfers, island day-trips and a local team on call. You just turn up and enjoy.
Plan Thailand with our experts
What you'll see and do
Grand Palace & Wat Pho, Bangkok
The dazzling royal complex, and the 46-metre golden reclining Buddha next door.
Phi Phi & James Bond island
Boat out to the turquoise lagoons and limestone karsts that made the islands famous.
Phuket & Krabi beaches
Long sandy stretches on Phuket and the dramatic cliffs of Krabi and Railay.
Chiang Mai & elephants
Cool northern hills, gilded hilltop temples and respectful, ethical elephant care.
Floating markets & tuk-tuks
Paddle past vendors at the floating markets, then weave the old city by tuk-tuk.
Street food & night markets
Pad thai, mango sticky rice and a different buzzing night market every evening.
Island-hopping & snorkelling
Clear warm water, bright coral and easy day-trips between the southern islands.
Cabaret & Bangkok shopping
Glittering cabaret evenings, then everything from malls to markets in the capital.
Ways to do Thailand
Bangkok & Phuket
Bangkok, Phuket & Krabi
Indicative routes only — every itinerary is customised to your dates, budget and pace.
Great for families
Short flight, safe beaches, theme parks and aquariums, easy vegetarian and Indian food, and a relaxed pace that works for kids and grandparents alike.
Perfect for couples
Private island resorts, sunset dinner cruises, spa days and quiet beaches in Krabi and Koh Samui — honeymoon-soft without the long-haul.
Travel tips from our team
- Carry light cottons; Nov–Feb is the most pleasant
- Indian passport: a 15-day Visa on Arrival (2,000 THB cash) — we file your TDAC and confirm the current rule
- Carry some Thai Baht for street stalls and tuk-tuks
- Book island day-trips a day ahead in peak season
- Indian/veg food is widely available in tourist areas
- BLR has direct flights to Bangkok (~4 hrs)
Thailand, answered
How many days are enough for Thailand?
5 nights covers Bangkok plus one beach (Phuket or Krabi). For a relaxed two-beach trip, 7 nights is ideal.
Do Indians need a visa for Thailand?
Yes — Indian passport holders get a 15-day Visa on Arrival (2,000 THB), issued at the airport on landing. We file your mandatory TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card), prepare your documents and confirm the current process for your travel dates. For a longer trip, we arrange a tourist e-Visa in advance.
When is the best time to visit?
November to March is cool and dry — the best window. April–May is hot; June–October is the green/monsoon season with lower prices.
Is Thailand good for a first international family trip?
Yes — it is our most-recommended first trip from Bangalore: short flight, easy food, safe, and great value.
What does an Oyster Thailand package include?
Flights guidance, hotels, airport and inter-city transfers, day-trips and a local team on call — built around your dates and budget. Message us to start the conversation.
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