Thailand tourism has everything a tourist could ask for, from an international holiday destination including, Gren-blue clean beaches, coral islands, mountains, shopping markets, Buddhist temples, monasteries and never-ending nightlife.
 

🌤️ Climate
  Thailand has three distinct seasons:

•  Hot Season (March–May) — Temperatures 35–40°C, humid and dry
• Rainy/Monsoon Season (June–October) — Heavy rains, lush greenery, fewer crowdsCool/Winter
• Season(November–February) — 20–30°C, low humidity, ideal weather

📅 Best Time to Visit

• November to February is the peak and most recommended window — pleasant temperatures, minimal rain, and calm seas on both coasts. For budget travellers, May–June (shoulder season) offers good value before the heavy monsoon sets in.

📍 Popular Places

• Bangkok: Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Chatuchak Market, Nightlife
• Chiang Mai: Doi Inthanon, elephant sanctuaries, temples, trekking
• Phuket: Patong Beach, Phi Phi Islands, water sports
• Krabi: Railay Beach, rock climbing, island hopping
• Koh Samui: Luxury resorts, Big Buddha Temple
• Ayutthaya: UNESCO-listed ancient capital, historical ruins

💰 Currency

• Thai Baht (THB / ฿)
• 1 USD ≈ ₿34–36 | 1 INR ≈ ₿0.40–0.42
• ATMs are widely available; forex counters (SuperRich, Vasu) offer better rates than airport counters
• Cards accepted at hotels and malls; cash preferred at street markets

🪪 Visa

• Visa on Arrival available for Indian passport holders — 15 days, extendable
• e-Visa option also available for 30-day tourist stay
• Fees: approx. USD 35 (VOA)

💡 Quick Facts

• Language: Thai (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
• Religion: Theravada Buddhism
• Time Zone: ICT (UTC+7) — 1.5 hrs ahead of IST
• Electricity: 220V, Type A/B/C plugs
• Safety: Generally safe; watch for tourist scams in Bangkok