Explore the Land of a Thousand Smile

Thailand, the marvelous beachside heaven, is regarded as the Land of Smiles, which never disappoints its visitors. Endless tropical greenwood, ancient temples & monuments, mouth-smacking cuisines, and vibrant nightlife of the capital offer a chaotic charm that attracts people from around the world. The country has figured out how to hold its social trustworthiness regardless of being a significant traveler objective. The colorful culture, natural wonders, and deep historical essence, incorporated with fun-loving, compassionate people, make it a magnet for tourist attractions.

Bangkok is the most attractive travel destination in Thailand tour packages. There are also a lot of countryside destinations and lesser-known places, such as the UNESCO city of Ayutthaya, KhaoSok National Park, Phitsanulok, KhaoYai National Park, KohSamet Island &Trangisland, gateway to the Golden Triangle Chiang Rai, KohKood Island, Railay Beach, etc.

Best season to Explore

The dry season (November to March) is regarded as the ideal time to explore Thailand. Sometimes this season lasts till April and May. This season covers major Thai festivals and the Western Christmas and New Year holidays.

But some regions like Ko Samui, Ko Phangan, and Ko Tao face heavy rain from October through December.

How to reach from Kolkata

You can easily travel from Kolkata to Thailand by flight. These will land you at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport. It takes around two and a half hours.

Diversity in Culture

The traditional cultural background of Thailand is enriched with multiple societal clusters including, Indian, Chinese, Burmese, Khmer, and other southeast Asian countries. There is a great influence of Buddhism, Animism, and Westernization also. Apart from that, a vast arena of several regional cultures- Lanna, Dambro, Isan, and Karen, belongs to Malay, Indian, European(Portuguese), Persian, and Arab origin insert a greater influence into the Thai culture.

The present culture of the country shows the dominance of Buddhist values and orientalism. Rice plantations and ornate temples, scattered in and around busy cosmopolitan cities, exhibit the diverse lifestyles of the land.

Variety of Flavours

The cuisines of Thailand have innovated in the culinary world for centuries. Thai foods continue to inspire, creating magical delicious servings, acclaimed around the world. The mouth-watering flavours lure the food-lovers effortlessly. The rich and creamy curries, fragrant sauces, crispy snacks, and sinful sweets bound you to indulge in its exotic flavour. The key to cooking any Thai dish lies in the perfect balance of five- sour, bitter, salty, sweet, and spicy. Hence, you never get disappointed with these foods, whatever the weather is. Chicken Satay, Tom Yam Soup with Mushroom, Pad Thai, Thai Green Chicken Curry, Som Tam, Thai Fish Green Curry, KhaoKlukhKrapi, Massaman curry, Khao Pod Tod, Gka Prow Gai, Thai Pomelo Salad are some of the most eulogized Thai dishes.

Vibrant Festvals

Thailand has a boasting list of numerous cultural festivals. The country is contemplated to have one of the highest numbers of public holidays in the world. So many festivals celebrated throughout the year, which reflects its vibrant cultural arena.

The most magical holidays include Thai New Year and Songkran, the fairy-tale floating offerings of Loy Krathong and the Naga Fireballs, etc.

Religious holidays hold great cultural significance. Hence, exploring these festivals with keen interest and devotion can present a picture of Thai culture. The Chinese New Year, Chiang Mai Flower Festival, Songkran,-Thai New Year, Boon Bang Fai or Rocket Festival, Phi Ta Khon, UbonRatchathani, Vegetarian Festival, Lai Rua Fai Festival, Yi Peng Festival, New Year’s Eve are some among the popular festivals.

Lets Explore the Unexplored

The Kingdom of Thailand truly is a phenomenal place to visit by enriching your intellect and satisfying a wondrous soul. You can access different experiences- from flawless sea shores to thick woodlands, antiquated religious communities to coral reefs, from Buddhist priests to mega markets, and fragrant food.

The Thailand tour package covers all the must-watching destinations in the country. You will enjoy your vacation to the fullest in Thailand if you have eyes to see the beauty of nature and the desire to discover the unexplored world.

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Khao Sok National Park

Khao Sok National Park

Khao Sok National Park, is the oldest tropical evergreen rainforest in the world, fostering a 160-million-year-old ecosystem. Older than the Amazon Rainforest, the Khao Sok is one of the most amazing places to visit in Thailand. A vast area covered with rainforest and wildlife including tigers, gibbons, elephants, and other beautiful fauna make the park a great worth visiting. The sights of Craggy Limestone Mountains meet the vast emerald-green lake suprises its beholders. River rushes, and waterfalls cascade down through the dense forest. Enchanted jungle lodges offer you an adventurous overnight stay. Travelers are allowed to go for a wildlife-watching with the assistance of local guides. The beautiful beaches of KhaoLak and Phuket are an easy drive from here.

Khao Yai National Park

Khao Yai National Park

Khao Yai National Park is another natural jewel of Thailand with an amazing combination of forest and open savannah. It takes around 3 hours to reach the Park from Bangkok by public transportation like buses or trains. The tranquillity of the place and the mild weather surrounded by ancient greeneries will give you a different vibe from other famous tourist places in Thailand. This pristine natural place nurtures breeding populations of tigers, elephants, and bears. You can easily visit and enjoy the stunning view of the numerous waterfalls. Another worth-watching spot is Pha Diao Dai, a mountain that offers breathtaking views of endless rainforests and mountains.

Phitsanulok

Phitsanulok

Discovered 600 years ago, the province of Phitsanulok is located along the banks of the Nan river and is one of the holiest region in Thailand. Phitsanulok is well known for its ancient Buddhist architectures and being the birthplace of King Naresuan, who freed the country from Burmese domination. A must-visit on every traveler's list, Phitsanulok offers the unfiltered Thai culture with its rich historical essence. The province nurture and respectfully promotes Buddhist culture and philosophy. WatPhra Si RattanaMahathat, WatChediYot Thong, and WatAranyik are some of its important Buddhist sites. Although, not a popular destination compared to others, such as World Heritage Site at Sukhothai, it preserves almost identical beauty and aura. The Phra Buddha Chinnara will make your visit worthwhile with its vast and shimmering decoration. All in all, the place has incredible ethnic beauty and rich tradition that is very uncommon.

Koh Samet

Koh Samet

Situated at the Eastern Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samet is the largest and westernmost of a cluster of islands. Being one of the driest archipelagos, the place offers crumbly white beaches, crystallized warm water, and a laid-back ambiance. Koh Samet serves as the favourite place for the foreign tourists and a weekend holiday destination for the locals. It has also become a compulsory destination for winter-escaping travelers. Koh Samet is located in an alienated land, almost three hours’ traveling distance from Bangkok and from there 45 minutes journey by ferry. However, once you reach there, the amazing aura of the beautiful Samet will make you forget about the journey, and fill your heart with rapturing positivity.

Trang

Trang

Spend a memorable time with your loved ones on Trang island while traveling to Thailand. Activities like hiking, go-karting, fishing, snorkelling,Thai foods & sizzling sea-dishes, and other activities surely make your stay worth remembering. Home to unspoiled islands and beaches, the southern province of Trang offers a perfect blending of wooden capitals, gulf, and glistening shore-lines, backed by long stretching forests. You can also visit the famous hat Chao Mai National Park. Koh Muk, Koh Phetra, Koh Kradon, Koh Libon are the offshore islands fringed with reefs. Despite its beautiful location the area is not crowded with big resorts or hotels which makes it a serene,comfortable and relaxing staycation.

Bangkok

Bangkok

From temples, to skyscrapers, Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand is fun to explore. The city is counted among the best cities around the globe. It has a long list of worth-explorable things and places, containing the Grand Palace, mega shopping malls, famous floating market, Chatuchak weekend market, Thon Buri Palace, Royal Burge Museum, and more. It is considered the heaven for those, who have a urge for shopping with its endless treasure trove of the local malls and markets. The capital city of Thailand holds some Neon-frantic and temple-tranquil spaces which deliver reams of historic and cultural sights. Bangkok flaunts a fabulous outbreak of rich architecture, amazing art galleries, and fascinating museums. You can relish your culinary cravings with the world-famous Thai foods from gourmet restaurants to street food.