Thailand

There was a time when tourist were hesitant travelling to Thailand but now the time has changed and Thailand is become one of the leading tourist destinations in the word. With the passage of time Thailand has improved itself and now there is wide range of activities and trips one can enjoy while staying in Thailand. Weather you choose luxurious, modern Bangkok or simple living in Koh Samui, there is a holiday for every budget in Thailand.
There was an era when travelling to Thailand was considered dangerous. Times have changed now and it is one of the leading tourist destinations in the world. And it has a lot going on for itself. Whether Travel inland and enjoy the never-ending plains and hills of the Golden Triangle. Or head out to the coast to laze at the white-sanded beaches of Phuket and Krabi. Everywhere you look, you will only see the splendid nature. After your one visit you will love to come back to Thailand

Cultural of Thailand
Cultural heritage of Thailand is very rich and one can experience while seeing the numerous monuments that are spread all through the country. There are many famous landmarks which are renowned in the world but there are some lesser known places which are beautiful and stands with the passage of time. When in Thailand, you must include Prasat Hin Phimai, one of the oldest temple structures, in your itinerary. Military history talks about the Bridge over River Kwai, and you can take a train or walk across this tragic reminder of the cost of war. The White Temple, James Bond Island, Sukhotai Historical Park and Temple of Dawn are all landmarks that will showcase the beauty of Thailand and let you know why it attracts tourists every year. Be careful about your attire when you visit religious places. Cover your shoulders and legs as it is considered inauspicious.

Natural Beauty of Thailand
Nearly one-fourth of Thailand is covered with three dominant types of tropical forest (monsoon forests, rain-forests and mangrove forests).Thailand is home to 15 distinct mountain ranges and 25 major watersheds connected to the Mekong River, Gulf of Thailand, and Andaman Sea. These support a broad distribution of plant species.
Some of the beautiful natural sites of Thailand are:
Phang Nga Bay Marine National Park covers an area of about 400 sq km, comprising 42 islands and islets. One of the most unique sites in the region, the bay’s distinctive feature is the sheer limestone karsts that vertically jut out of the emerald-green water.
The Similan Islands are just 84 km northwest of the bustling crowds of Phuket. Koh Similan is one of the best-known groups of islands in the Andaman Sea, largely because of the wonders that wait beneath the clear blue waters that surround it.
Khao Sok is a national park about 50 km northeast of Khao Lak. Belonging to the Province of Surat Thani, it is a low mountainous area (the highest point is at 950 metres) covered by the oldest evergreen rainforest in the world.
The Erawan Falls is part of a national park of the same name that covers a pristine area of 550 sq km. Located some 40 km northwest of Kanchanaburi town, the 7-tiered waterfall has plunge pools, stunning cascades, rock formations, and the warm, humid and mysterious atmosphere of the rainforest.
Thi Lo Su Waterfall stands at a height of about 250 metres and with a width of 450 metres. It’s the largest and tallest plunge waterfall in Thailand. Located on the Mae Klong River in Tak Province, close to the border between Thailand and Myanmar, the scenery of Thi Lo Su Waterfall is truly spectacular.
The Phi Phi islands are just a 45-minute speedboat trip or a 90-minute ferry ride from either Phuket or Krabi. These picture-postcard islands offer the ultimate tropical getaway in Thailand. Home to classic tropical beaches, stunning rock formations, and vivid turquoise waters teeming with colourful marine life, it’s a paradise for many people.
Ang Thong National Marine Park is a pristine archipelago of 42 islands in the Gulf of Thailand, with towering limestone mountains, thick jungle, white-sand beaches, fertile mangroves, waterfalls and hidden coves and lakes to explore.

Wildlife of Thailand

Thailand is home to more than 10% of the world’s animals. There are more than 285 mammal species including elephants, tigers, leopards, Malaysian sun bears, sambars, deer and otters as well as a variety of primate species including gibbons, monkeys and macaques. Sheep, goats, wild cattle and wild hogs are also common. Bird watchers will rejoice in Thailand. The air in Thailand too is filled with birds of various colours and hues, including birds of prey such as the crested serpent eagle and the crested honey-buzzard. Reptiles and snakes abound in this tropical paradise too. Wildlife photography enthusiasts will have a field day capturing these amazing creatures.

Cuisine of Thailand
Thai cuisine is world famous today and has tantalized the taste buds of people in all corners of the world with its explosion of exotic flavors and fragrances. When in Thailand, you must stop for a piece of juicy grilled pork on a stick or slurp on a potent Tom Yum soup. Do crunch on the green papaya salad and enjoy a plate of Pad Thai (fried noodles). A plate of fried rice and Thai curry is the perfect way to end a tiring day spent touristing around. With so many flavours and fragrances, you cannot possibly go wrong with your culinary experiments in Thailand. Jump in and take your taste buds on a delectable journey of delicious foods.

Best Time to Visit Thailand
Thailand is an all-year destination, although it can get a bit hot and humid in summer. The best time to plan a holiday is from November to February when the weather is cooler and it doesn’t rain as much. So choose the best time to visit Thailand wisely.

Visa for Thailand:

Tourist E-Visa (Popular)

• Processing time:2-3 days
• Stay period:Up to 15 days
• Validity:1 month
• Entry:Single

Tourist E-Visa (Express)

• Processing time:Up to 24 hours
• Stay period:Up to 15 days
• Validity:1 month
• Entry:Single

Tourist Visa (Stamp Visa)

• Processing time:3-4 days
• Stay period:Up to 60 days
• Validity:3 months
• Entry:Single

Business Visa (Stamp Visa)

• Processing time:3-4 days
• Stay period:Up to 90 days
• Validity:3 months
• Entry:Single

Documents required for Thailand E-Visa

• Scanned colour copy of first and last page of your valid Passport;
• Scanned colour copy of your passport size photograph with white background;
• Confirmed onward & return flight ticket;
• Accommodation proof in Thailand