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Thailand
Islands, temples and easy beach days
Krabi, Thailand · Photo: Sumit Chinchane / Unsplash
Thailand holidays from Mumbai
Thailand holidays from Mumbai combine Bangkok's temples and river with the islands and limestone bays of Phuket and Krabi, or the old city of Chiang Mai and the beaches of Koh Samui. Indian passport holders currently get visa-free entry for short stays. Our three private journeys run 5 to 8 nights and start from ₹26,000 per person, land only.
Why go
- Longtail boats among the limestone islands of Krabi and Phi Phi
- Bangkok's Grand Palace and riverside temples
- An ethical elephant sanctuary near Chiang Mai
- A short flight from Mumbai, with visa-free entry for Indians at present
Designed by Prafull Pitale · Updated 5 October 2026
- Fly into
- Bangkok (BKK), Phuket (HKT) or Krabi (KBV)
- From Mumbai
- About 4 hours by direct flight to Bangkok or Phuket
- Visa
- Visa-free short stays for Indian passports at present; we confirm the latest rules when you book
- Best time
- November to April
- Food
- Plenty of Indian and vegetarian restaurants in all three areas
Choose your journey
Three ways to see Thailand
All private, all changeable. Prices are per person on twin sharing, in Standard hotels.
5 nightsEasyPhuket & Krabi
- Phi Phi islands and Maya Bay by speedboat
- Krabi's four-island tour
- Beach hotels in Phuket and Krabi
- Great for a first trip abroad
6 nightsClassicBangkok, Phuket & Krabi
- Bangkok's temples and river
- Phi Phi islands from Phuket
- Krabi's four-island tour
- City, then beaches
8 nightsSignatureThailand Signature
- Bangkok, then the old city of Chiang Mai
- A morning at an ethical elephant sanctuary
- Koh Samui and Ang Thong Marine Park
- Away from the busiest beaches
In pictures
Thailand, in pictures
When to go
Best time to visit Thailand
November to April. Dry season on the Andaman coast (Phuket, Krabi). Koh Samui is at its best from January to August. May to October brings rain to the west coast.
Our favourite months
Prafull's notes
- For Phi Phi, take the first speedboat of the day. Maya Bay is a different place before the crowds arrive.
- Temples in Bangkok need covered shoulders and knees. Wear easy slip-on shoes; you'll take them off often.
- In Chiang Mai we only use elephant sanctuaries where there's no riding and no shows.
Good to know
Thailand questions
Do Indians need a visa for Thailand?
At present Indian passport holders can visit visa-free for short stays. The rules have changed several times, so we confirm the current requirement when you book.
Phuket or Krabi — which is better?
Phuket has more beaches, nightlife and restaurants; Krabi is quieter, with dramatic limestone scenery. Our journeys include both.
How many days are enough for Thailand?
Five nights for the islands alone, six to add Bangkok, and eight for Chiang Mai and Koh Samui.
Is Thailand good for families with kids?
Very. Short flights, easy beaches, and plenty of kid-friendly food and activities.
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Plan your Thailand holiday
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