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Pattaya Package 4N 5D 3 Star Hotel with Breakfast
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            Passport and Visa Requirements: Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned date of return. Check the visa requirements for your destination well in advance and obtain any necessary visas.
            Health Precautions: Research any required or recommended vaccinations for your destination. Bring along any necessary medications and consider purchasing travel insurance with medical coverage.
            Currency and Money Matters: Familiarize yourself with the local currency and exchange rates. Notify your bank of your travel plans to avoid any issues with using your credit or debit cards abroad. It's also a good idea to carry some cash in the local currency for small purchases and emergencies.
            Language: If you're traveling to a country where English is not widely spoken, consider learning some basic phrases in the local language to facilitate communication. Carrying a pocket dictionary or translation app can also be helpful.
            Safety and Security: Research the safety situation at your destination and take precautions accordingly. Stay informed about any travel advisories or warnings issued by your government. Be vigilant with your belongings and avoid risky areas, especially at night.
            Weather and Packing: Check the weather forecast for your destination and pack appropriate clothing. Consider factors like seasonal, climate variations, and planned activities. Don't forget essentials like sunscreen, insect repellent, and a travel adapter if needed.
            Cultural Attractions and Activities: Research popular attractions, landmarks, and activities at your destination to create a rough itinerary. Be flexible and open to spontaneous discoveries along the way.
            Travel Documents and Copies: Keep your important travel documents, including passports, visas, flight tickets, and hotel reservations, organized and easily accessible. It's also a good idea to carry photocopies or digital copies of these documents in case of loss or theft.

        Faq Details

                                           

          Q. What Is Thailand's Visa Policy? How Does the Visa on Arrival Work Here?

          A. It is not mandatory to have a Visa beforehand for Indian citizens. One can get a Visa on arrival at the airports. VIP lines charge TBH 200 per person otherwise Visa on arrival is free. At the airport, one has to fill out the Visa form and stick a 40mm x 60mm photograph and then proceed to the queue. Getting a Visa on arrival might take a while so stay patient.

          Q. Will I Get Vegetarian Food in Thailand?

          A. Yes vegetarian options and eateries are available in Thailand. Some Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya streets are dominated by Indian restaurants so do your research before you hit-up your destination. Use the word "mang sa wirat" which is the loose translation of vegetarian in case the restaurant does not understand English. "Jay" translates to being vegan.               

          Q. What's the Weather Like in Thailand?

          A. April and May are the hottest months of the year in Thailand. The most pleasant time of the year on the west coast of Thailand is from November until March. The monsoon starts to kick in from May to Mid-October on the west coast. The climate in these regions varies significantly throughout the year. December onwards until March would provide the ideal conditions for tourists hence making it the best time to visit the Gulf of Thailand.

           Q. How to Stay Safe in Thailand?

          A. Avoid flashing your cash in public to avoid pick pocketers to catch sight of your money and then you.

          Keep documents handy in case of emergencies. Don't give away your passport as a deposit to anyone in Thailand. Hand over a xerox if necessary.

          Divide your cash options. Don't just carry a car or just cash. You should be having a backup in case of unforeseen circumstances.

          Have some contacts in Thailand- a friend or an acquaintance who might help you out in Thailand during any sort of emergency.

          Q. Which Are the Best Street Markets in Thailand?

          A. he few best markets of Thailand would be 

          Sunday walking street Market, Phuket

          Chatuchak weekend market, Bangkok

          Pratunam Market, Bangkok

          Sunday Lamai Street Market, Koh Samui

          Saturday Night Market, Chiang Mai

          Krabi Walking Street, Krabi

          Q. What Is Thailand's Currency Rate

          A. TBH 1 is equivalent to INR 2.29 currently

          Q. What to Wear in Thai Temples?

          A. It is imperative to wear clothes that cover your shoulders and knees (both sexes). You're not allowed inside the temple if you are wearing shorts or short skirts. Bottoms should be longer than the knee-length, ideally covering ankles.

           

                         

           

           

           

           

           

           

           

           

                          

        Booking Policy

          • Once a Non-Refundable booking is confirmed, it cannot be canceled. Full payment is required at the time of booking.
          • Date Change not possible after booking.
          • Please expect to receive your vouchers 72 hours before your departure date.
          • Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, room service, alcoholic beverages, mini bar, etc., are not included