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Travelling is everyone’s favourite hobby and who does not like International travel. And Thailand is one of the top international destinations for tourists to travel all throughout the year. So TripFactory has planned several Thailand tour packages from Mumbai.  You get to visit the vibrant night market, historic temples, indulge in thrilling adventurous activities and explore the hidden gems of Thailand. Whether you want to just relax by the turquoise waters, soak in cultural heritage, or enjoy a fun-filled vacation, TripFactory has the perfect package for you.

Our Mumbai Tour Package has been planned by our travel experts who keep in mind all your needs. The package is a total combination of comfort, excitement and unforgettable experiences. You don’t need to stress about anything. We take care of everything — from getting you the best deals on flights, planning your day-to-day itinerary, to handling any last-minute changes.

If you are looking for Thailand tour packages from Mumbai, then reaching Thailand is quite easy. To begin with, there are direct flights available from Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) to major Thai cities like Bangkok and Phuket. In fact, the distance between Mumbai and Bangkok is approximately 3,050 km, and direct flights usually take around 4 to 5 hours. Moreover, airlines such as Thai Airways, Air India, IndiGo, and Vistara offer frequent services, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free journey. Whether you are planning a family vacation, a honeymoon trip, or a group holiday, these convenient flights make Thailand an ideal international getaway from Mumbai.

Cost of a Trip from Mumbai to Thailand

The cost of a Thailand trip from Mumbai depends on your travel style. On average, it can range from ₹20,000 to ₹60,000 per person, excluding luxury options.

Short Trip (3 Nights / 4 Days)

Usually a short trip will cover places like Bangkok and Pattaya. There are packages for all travel types. Be it someone who wants a budget travel or a luxury trip. For a budget travel the cost will be around ₹25,000 – ₹40,000 per person which will include low cost flights, budget hotels and basic sightseeing. A mid range travel will cost around ₹50,000 – ₹70,000 per person which will include 3 start rating hotels, guided tours and will also include the basic Indian food options. The luxury trip will come up to ₹80,000 and above which will be inclusive of 5 start hotel stay, fine dining options, private taxi transfer and spa sessions.

Mid Trip (5 Nights / 6 Days)

When exploring Thailand tour packages from Mumbai, you’ll find a variety of plans to suit every budget and travel style. Typically, the most popular itinerary includes Bangkok along with Pattaya, Phuket, or Krabi, giving you enough time for sightseeing, shopping, and leisure. If you are planning a budget trip, expect the cost to range between ₹35,000 – ₹60,000 per person. This usually includes return flight tickets, basic hotel accommodation, and a standard Thailand city tour.

On the other hand, a mid-range package may cost around ₹55,000 – ₹85,000 per person. These packages often come with 3-star hotel stays, Indian meals, and visits to key attractions such as Coral Island and Safari World. For those seeking a more premium experience, luxury Thailand tour packages from Mumbai can go beyond ₹1,00,000. These high-end tours generally include 5-star hotel stays, private airport transfers, dinner cruises, and exclusive sightseeing experiences.

Whether you are travelling solo, with family, or on a honeymoon, there’s a perfect Thailand holiday plan for everyone departing from Mumbai.

Long Trip (7 to 10 Days)

Ideal for exploring multiple cities like Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, Krabi, or Chiang Mai, covering culture, nightlife, and beaches. A normal budget friendly trip will amount to ₹45,000 – ₹65,000 per person which will include the basic hotel stay, local food and will give a standard basic tour of the city. A mid range trip will be a little expensive and will cost around ₹75,000 – ₹1,10,000 per person. This package will include 3 start hotels, guided tours, domestic transfer, Indian meals and other last minute change charges. A luxury trip will cost about ₹1,30,000 and above. This package will include high class premium family stay, private taxi, business class flights and tour to the hidden Islands of Thailand.

Itinerary for Thailand Tour Package from Mumbai

Itinerary for a Short Thailand Trip from Delhi (4 Nights / 5 Days)

Day 1 – Mumbai to Bangkok – Transfer to Pattaya

Once you reach Bangkok, our friendly staff will greet you and transfer you to the hotel in Pattaya. Check in the hotel and rest for some time. Later in the day you can explore Pattaya on your own . Return back to the hotel for the overnight stay.

Day 2 – Half Day Coral Island Tour – Evening Alcazar Show

Visit Koh Larn Coral Island which is not very far away from the Pattaya coast.via speedboat. You can spend your day as per your wish. You can either relax on the beach or engage in some water activities. Koh Lann offers a great shift for the people who want a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Local and foreign tourists both know the island well for its tranquil surroundings, beautiful beaches, clear waters, and rich coral life. Koh Lann has something for everyone. Whether you are looking to lounge on the white sand beach or go out for adventurous water activities, it has it all.. Some of the water activities that you can participate in are parasailing, water-skiing and jet skis. You can go snorkelling and deep sea diving in the nearby islands of Koh Krok and Koh Sak.

Pattaya is famous for its nightlife. In the evening you will be taken to the Alcazar Cabaret Show. You definitely cannot miss visiting this place. The entire show will definitely get you grooving on your feet. It mainly takes influence from Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, American, and many other cultures. You will get to witness influential performances like Ba Jang, Dance With Me, Oppa It Just My Style, Russian World and more. It is a feast for the eyes for the music and dance lovers. You will get to see a mix of dance, music and costumes. The show promises a reputation of satisfaction guaranteed. The show has been capturing the attention of the audience for 10 years.

Day 3 – Visit to Tiger Park Pattaya – Underwater World Pattaya

The Tiger park is one of the cleanest and natural places in Pattaya. Only in this place can you take pictures and get close to the tigers without chains or drug controls. Professional trainers will be present when you meet the tiger inside the cage. This is the only park in Pattaya where tigers and humans live together. Even if you plan to stand or sit next to the tiger, the trainers place them in such a way that you feel safe and comfortable. There is no extra charge for taking pictures with the tigers. The tigers never consider human beings as their enemy or food.

Underwater World Pattaya is one of the biggest tourist attractions. It has a 100-meter-long, 6.4-centimeter-thick acrylic pedestrian tunnel through an underwater environment filled with dozens of marine species. It is located 200 meters south of Tesco Lotus in South Pattaya. The theme park covers a total area of 12-rai. The aquarium is housed in a large circus tent. This helps the tent to get natural light. The natural light helps in the growth of the algae. The aquarium has more than 4000 marine species. There are 200 species from the region and others from overseas. Underwater World Pattaya is an attractive place showcasing the rich marine life creatures. It provides educational programs and recreational activities which are available at the oceanic scenery.

Day 4 – Transfer from Pattaya to Bangkok – Mahanakhon Skywalk – Dinner Cruise on Chaophraya River

Check out from the hotel and our team will transfer you to Bangkok. Check in the hotel and relax for sometime. You can spend the rest of the day as per your own leisure.

The Skywalk will provide you with breathtaking views of Bangkok city from a central point. You will surely feel like you are in heaven standing on the top of the city. You can marvel at the bustling market and buildings below. The Skywalk is located at the top of King Power Mahanakhon Building. Visitors visit this place throughout the year.You must visit this attraction and add it to your bucket list. It features one of the world’s largest glass trays on the 78th floor, reached by Southeast Asia’s fastest lift. It provides a 360 degree view of Bangkok’s breath-taking skyline.

In the evening you can visit the Chaophraya river. It’s one of the luxurious river cruises in Bangkok through which you can view the main attractions like the Grand Palace and Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn). During the cruise you can enjoy the delicious feast while watching the lit skyline pass by.

Day 5 – Departure from Bangkok

After savouring the delicious breakfast in the hotel you can check out. If your flight is in the evening, you can spend time shopping at Pratunam or visit popular malls like Platinum Fashion Mall or MBK Center. Later, our team will transfer you to the airport for your return flight home.

Itinerary for a 7-Day Thailand Tour Package from Mumbai

Day 1 –  Mumbai to Phuket

Once you reach the Phuket airport, our local representative will meet and greet you. You will be transferred to the hotel, Check in the hotel and relax for sometime.

Day 2 –  Take a Phi Phi Island Tour

Located in the Mueang Krabi district of Thailand, the Phi Phi Islands are a paradise for beach lovers and adventure seekers. Here, you can experience pristine beaches, rich natural beauty, and the thrill of snorkelling in crystal-clear waters. The islands also offer some perfect spots for a peaceful and memorable vacation.

For the best experience, plan your visit in the early evening when the weather is pleasant and the views are magical. To make the journey even more exciting, many travellers choose to reach the islands by speedboat, which adds to the fun and adventure.

After a day filled with scenic beauty and activities, return to your hotel for an overnight stay and relax.

Day 3 – Transfer from Phuket to Krabi by Ferry

The cost involves the pickup from the hotel to the Pier at Phuket. You will then catch a ferry from Phuket to Krabi. You will then be dropped at the Krabi Hotel.

Day 4 – Full Day Krabi Four Island Tour by Long Tail Boat

After having a hearty breakfast, head out for the Krabi Four Island Day Trip. The four beautiful islands covered in this tour are Koh Tup, Koh Gai, Koh Poda, and Phra Nang Cave Beach. You will explore these islands on a traditional boat, which adds to the charm of the journey.

Start your day with a visit to the scenic Koh Tup Island, known for its unique tidal sandbank that connects it to nearby islands during low tide. Take your time to enjoy the natural shoal formations and capture some picture-perfect moments along the stunning coastline.

Next visit the Koh Gai Island also known as the Chicken Island for its familiar resemblance to the head of the chicken. Here dive into the crystal clear water for a swim or go for water activities like snorkelling to observe the sea creatures. Enjoy a memorable family time by having a picnic at Koh Poda Island. Take the time out to relax on the white sand beaches, snooze in the sun and observe the stunning scenery. The last stop is Phra Nang Cave Beach. You can explore the grotto caves, watch daring climbers ascend the rocks and swim in warm water inside the cave

Day 5 – Transfer from Krabi to Pattaya (Fly to Bangkok)

After breakfast checkout from the hotel. You will be picked up and transferred to the airport to catch your flight to Bangkok. Once you reach Bangkok, you will meet our local representative who will meet and greet you and transfer you to the hotel in Pattaya. Check in and relax for sometime.

Day 6 – Take a day trip to Coral Island

Koh Larn Coral Island is not very far away from the Pattaya coast.via speedboat.You can either relax on the beach or engage in some water activities.Whether you are looking to lounge on the white sand beach or go out for adventurous water activities, it has it all. Some of the water activities that you can participate in are parasailing, water-skiing and jet skis. You can go snorkelling and deep sea diving in the nearby islands of Koh Krok and Koh Sak. At the end of the day return to the hotel for an overnight stay

Day 7: Departure – Pattaya to Bangkok to Mumbai

After breakfast, check out and head to Pattaya Airport. Board your connecting flight to Mumbai via Bangkok, ending your wonderful 7-day Thailand tour with beautiful memories.

How to Reach Thailand from Mumbai?

For those planning Thailand tour packages from Mumbai, the best and most common way to reach Thailand is by air. Generally, there are several direct and connecting flights available from Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) to major Thai cities such as Bangkok, Phuket, and Krabi. Thanks to frequent flight options and short travel time, air travel remains the most convenient choice for travellers heading to Thailand from Mumbai. Whether you are booking a budget holiday or a luxury vacation, these easy flight connections make planning your trip much smoother.

1. By Flight 

Direct flights from Mumbai to Bangkok, whether to Suvarnabhumi Airport or Don Mueang Airport, usually take around 4 to 5 hours. Several major airlines, including Thai Airways, IndiGo, AirAsia, and SpiceJet, operate daily services on this route. As for the cost, round-trip fares generally range between ₹20,000 to ₹40,000, depending on the travel season and how early you book. With such convenient options, flying to Bangkok from Mumbai has become both affordable and time-saving for many travellers.

2. Entry Airports in Thailand

• Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK) 
• Don Mueang Airport (DMK) 
• Phuket International Airport (HKT) 
• Krabi International Airport (KBV)

3. Visa Process

Indian passport holders can get a Visa on Arrival in Thailand for 15 days, or apply online before departure. You need a valid passport, hotel booking, return flight ticket, and sufficient funds (about ₹5,000 per day stay).

4. Other Routes (Not Recommended)

There are no trains or buses from India to Thailand. Road travel is possible via India–Myanmar–Thailand Highway, but it needs special permits, is time-consuming, and not suitable for regular tourists.

In short, the most comfortable and budget-friendly way to reach Thailand from Mumbai  is by taking a direct flight to Bangkok, which saves time and keeps your travel easy.

Best Time to Visit Thailand from Mumbai

The best time to visit Thailand from Mumbai depends on the weather, your travel preferences, and the activities you plan to do. Generally, November to February is considered the ideal time to visit Thailand.

November to February

The cold and dry season lasts from November – February with a temperature of about 20 – 30°C. During this season the climate is usually pleasant with low humidity and clear skies. You will find minimal rainfall during this season. Activities that one can do during this season are beaches, sightseeing, trekking. Also Thailand has major festivals like Loy Krathong during this season which will make your trip even more memorable. However if you want to travel in this season then you need to book your flight ticket in advance like 60 days prior because it is the peak season when you will find most of the people traveling to Thailand.

March to May

The hot season lasts from March to May. Out of the 3 months the hottest month is the month of April. During this month the temperatures are soaring high around 30 – 40°C with occasional thunderstorms during the end of May. It is actually a good time to travel if you do not mind a little bit of sun. Since it is so hot most people avoid traveling during this time. But the rates of almost everything are affordable right from transportation to the accommodation cost. The only hiccup one can face during this season is that it is burning hot. The pollution level in Northern Thailand is also intense and high which might impact the overall health of the visitors.

June to October

The rainy season in Thailand lasts from June to October, with temperatures ranging from around 26°C to 34°C. During this time, you can expect frequent rain, usually light showers in the morning followed by heavier rainfall in the late afternoon. However, what the rain leaves behind is nothing short of magical. After the showers, the entire landscape turns lush green, and stunning waterfalls come alive with fresh water, offering breathtaking views and a peaceful vibe. If you enjoy nature and don’t mind occasional rain, this season has its own charm that many travellers fall in love with. Prices of most things in Thailand are low because no one wants to travel during this time. However due to the heavy and prolonged rainfall certain activities will be prohibited like some water activities, hiking and walking for long. Also not all places will be open during the rainy season.

Places to Visit in Thailand on a Trip from Delhi

Here’s a list of the best places to visit in Thailand that should definitely be on your itinerary:

1. Bangkok

• Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew: The Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) are among the most prominent attractions in Thailand.
• Chatuchak Weekend Market : The market features more than 15,000 stalls, offering a wide variety of goods, from accessories and clothing to local handicrafts and other unique items.
• Lumpini Park : It is a peaceful urban space that gives a fresh break from the busy city life.
• Bangkok National Museum : It holds a rich collection of artifacts from the prehistoric period to the modern era of Bangkok.

2. Phuket

• Big Buddha: Whether you are a history buff, or looking to spend your time peacefully, you cannot miss this wonderful spot among the tourist attractions in Phuket.
• Patong Beach : It is very well known for its happening nightlife and a series of activities.
• Phi Phi Islands  : The island is one of the most beautiful beaches known for its crystal-clear waters and golden sand.
• Rang Hill (Khao Rang) : The best time to visit Khao Rang is during lunch or dinner, when you can enjoy a meal with breathtaking views at one of the three hillside restaurants.
• Old Phuket town : There are a lot of attractions in the old phuket town like the colourful shops, thai temples, chinese shrines, museums and old mansions.

3. Chiang Mai

• Wat Phra That Doi Suthep : The temple is considered to be pious and holy by most of the Thai people
• Chiang Mai Old City : A canal surrounds it, and you’ll find many small coffee shops, hotels, temples, and massage spots nearby.
• Doi Inthanon National Park : It is one of the hidden gems in Chiang Mai to explore, especially for those who enjoy nature.
• Sunday Night Market : It is one of the busiest markets in Chiang Mai and is the main bargaining hub for most of the visitors.
• Lanna Folklife Museum : To learn about the tradition, culture and history about the area it is best to visit this museum, one of the most enriching cultural places to visit in Chiang Mai.

4.  Krabi

• Thung Teao Forest Natural Park : It is different from the rest of the park due to its natural beauty and tranquil charm that the park exudes. 
• Railay Beach : Railey is a gem that is shadowed by towering limestone cliffs that separate it from Krabi’s mainland. 
• Klong Thom Hot Springs : The Klong Thom Hot Springs are nestled within the Khao Phra Bang Khram Nature Reserve, about 70 km from Krabi town.
• Tiger Cave Temple : It is also called Wat Tham Suea temple
• Ao Nang : This is a very famous tourist destination and one of the hot spots in Krabi which should not be missed by travellers.

5. Pattaya

• Sanctuary of Truth : It is one of the popular museums that is visited by thousands of visitors.
• Jomtien Beach : This beach is much bigger and spacious as compared to Pattaya beach.
• Coral Island (Koh Larn) : You can either relax on the beach or engage in some water activities.
• Ramayana Water Park : It is one of the largest water parks in Southeast Asia.
• Alcazar Cabaret Show : You will be mesmerised with the glittering costumes, flashing lights and vibrant backdrops.

6. Koh Samui

• Big Buddha Temple : People from all around the world flock to this tourist destination as  it houses  the 12 metre high gold painted Buddha statue.
• Hin Ta and Hin Yai Rocks : It is called the grandfather and grandmother rocks due to its resemblance to the human genitalia.
• Ang Thong National Marine Park : It is an enchanting marine park made up of 42 islands of varying shapes and sizes.
• Wat Plai Laem : It consists of the smiling Buddha and the 18 armed Buddha.

7. Ayutthaya

• Wat Phra Sri Sanphet : It was once part of the Grand Palace complex.
• Wat Mahathat: It’s a popular spot for photos and exploration.
• Ayutthaya Historical Park : A UNESCO World Heritage site with ancient ruins and temples.

8. Sukhothai

• Wat Si Chum : Known for its massive seated Buddha image within a large chedi.
• Chang Lom Wat : This temple features a stupa base surrounded by elephant sculptures.
• Wat Mahathat : The most important temple within the park, showcasing impressive architecture and historical artifacts.

Things to Do on a Thailand Trip from Mumbai

Here’s a list of exciting things to do on a Thailand trip from Mumbai that will make your journey memorable. Whether you’re a nature lover, a history buff, or a party enthusiast, Thailand has something for everyone.

Learn to Cook Authentic Thai Cuisine

There are a number of places in Thailand where you can take cooking classes and try to upskill your culinary skill. You will be enchanted by the chefs in Thailand who wear numerous caps and how meticulously they prepare the meal with full dedication. But before trying your hands in cooking Thai food, do visit the local market to get  the ingredients.

Experience a Traditional Thai Massage

End your day with a traditional Thai massage that is rejuvenating and you will feel relaxed after a long day at the beach. The Thai massage are quite affordable and are available at every stop in Thailand.

Attend Songkran Festival

This festival is celebrated in the month of April. During this time, joyful water fights take place, as it is believed that splashing water helps wash away all the negative energy from the body.

Snorkeling & Scuba Diving

If you are bored lounging on the sand you can try snorkeling and Scuba diving. Some of the best places to do Snorkeling are Koh Tao, Koh Lipe, and the Similian island. For Scuba diving the best spot will be Koh Tao and the Similan Islands.

Indulge in Food

To truly savour the best food in Thailand, you must visit the country’s vibrant street markets. For example, places like Yaowarat Road (Chinatown) in Bangkok, the Night Bazaar in Chiang Mai, and the famous Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok are perfect spots to explore authentic Thai flavours. These bustling markets are known not just for variety, but also for quality. Many stalls are run by chefs who are experts in traditional Thai cooking and serve dishes that will leave you craving for more.

While you are there, don’t miss popular delicacies such as Pad See Ew, Mango Sticky Rice, Satay, and a range of rich, aromatic curries. Whether you’re a foodie or just curious, Thai street food offers a taste experience that is both affordable and unforgettable.

Indulge in Shopping

Buy some best things before leaving Thailand. Head to the colourful and Vibrant floating markets in Thailand like the Damnoen Saduak, Amphawa, Taling Chan, and Bang Nam Phueng. Shop the local souvenirs and other stuff that are sold in the market. Bargaining is a must in these local markets otherwise you will be wiped out of your money.