One of the biggest reasons why Thailand sees millions of foreign tourists coming in from all over the world is because it’s so accessible and affordable. Its lure however lies in the unmistakable charm of rural villages that exist side by side with its flashy cities. Whether you’re on thailand tour for the simple beauty of the beaches or if you want to sample some of the delicious and authentic Thai food or if you want to let your hair down and party, or even if you want to enjoy the delightful Thai culture, there’s something for everyone on Thailand tour packages. The Thai are extremely friendly and welcome people with their trademark bright smiles.

1. Best Time to Visit Thailand:
   • Since it is a tropical country, the best time to visit Thailand would be during winter, which falls in December and January. Since there isn’t any rain or relentless heat, being on the beach is quite enjoyable and comfortable. The winters are pleasant and even enjoyable, and the weather is fresh and not humid at all. It’s still a good idea to take a long a light jacket or sweater in case you might feel a little chilly.
2. How to Reach Thailand:
   • One of the best things about Thailand is that it is very accessible from India. The best way to reach Thailand would be by flight. Thailand’s capital, Bangkok is connected to numerous Indian cities such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and Kolkata through direct flights. Some of the airlines that fly to Thailand are Thai Airways, Air India, Spice Jet, IndiGo, Air Asia, Emirates and Sri Lankan Airlines to name a few. Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport is located around 30km from Bangkok and is one of the best airports in the country. Once you land here, there are several options to reach your destination in the city, such as taxis, shuttle buses, public buses and the Airport Rail Link.
3. Places to Visit in Thailand:
   • Koh Phi Phi
   • The Grand Palace
   • Pai
   • Sukhothai Old City
   • Ayutthaya
   • Railay Beach 
4. Food in Thailand:
   • Tom Yung Goong
   • Pad Thai
   • Som Tam