Bangkok combines affordability with vibrant MICE experiences and rich culture.
Start from ₹70,000.
Direct flights from India (4 hrs)
Tropical with high humidity
Visa on Arrival available
Bangkok
Arrive in Bangkok and check into your hotel. Begin your exploration with a peaceful Chao Phraya River cruise, visiting riverside landmarks like Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn). In the evening, enjoy a Thai dinner at a riverside restaurant or explore Asiatique The Riverfront night market for shopping and entertainment.
Bangkok
Start your day early with a visit to the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, followed by nearby Wat Pho, home to the giant Reclining Buddha. Enjoy a traditional Thai massage at the temple complex and explore the nearby Tha Tien Market. End the day with a dinner cruise on the river.
Bangkok
Spend the morning exploring the massive Chatuchak Weekend Market (if visiting on a weekend) or Or Tor Kor Market for gourmet local treats. Visit the Jim Thompson House in the afternoon to learn about Thai silk and art. Enjoy the evening at MBK Center or Siam Paragon for shopping and food.
Bangkok
Visit Lumpini Park for a morning walk or paddle boat ride. Explore Erawan Shrine and central Bangkok’s luxury malls like CentralWorld or EmQuartier. In the evening, head to a rooftop bar such as Sky Bar at Lebua or Vertigo for dinner and panoramic city views.
Bangkok
If time permits before your flight, take a half-day trip to Damnoen Saduak or Amphawa Floating Market for a unique local shopping experience on water. Return to the hotel, check out, and transfer to the airport.
| Hotel Name | Star Rating | Total Rooms | Meeting Venues | Largest Venue Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | 0 | 5 | 800 |
| JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | 0 | 5 | 550 |
Explore Thailand’s most iconic landmark — the Grand Palace, a stunning complex of royal buildings. Within the grounds is Wat Phra Kaew, home to the revered Emerald Buddha, making it a must-visit for first-time travelers.
Hop on a longtail boat or dinner cruise to explore Bangkok’s waterways. Glide past iconic sites like Wat Arun and enjoy the contrast between traditional Thai architecture and modern skyscrapers along the riverbanks.
One of the world’s largest outdoor markets, Chatuchak is a shopper’s paradise. With over 8,000 stalls selling everything from fashion and antiques to food and plants, it's a lively spot for souvenirs and local flavors.
Bangkok’s Chinatown is a culinary hotspot. Wander the bustling streets and sample authentic Thai-Chinese street food — from grilled seafood and dim sum to mango sticky rice and bubble tea.
Unwind at one of Bangkok’s many rooftop bars like Sky Bar at Lebua or Vertigo at Banyan Tree. These spots offer breathtaking skyline views, stylish ambiance, and signature cocktails — perfect for a classy night out.
The historic royal residence of the Kings of Siam, the Grand Palace dazzles with its intricate architecture, ornate decorations, and sacred sites, including the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew).
Situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, Wat Arun is famous for its stunning spires decorated with colorful porcelain. Climbing its central prang offers spectacular views of the river and city.
A bustling market with thousands of vendors, Chatuchak is perfect for shopping, sampling street food, and experiencing local life. It’s one of the largest markets in the world and a must-visit for bargain hunters.
This traditional Thai-style house turned museum showcases exquisite Thai silk, antiques, and art collected by the American businessman Jim Thompson, who helped revive the Thai silk industry.
An urban oasis in the heart of Bangkok, Lumpini Park offers serene lakes, jogging tracks, and shaded paths. It’s a great place for relaxation, paddle boating, or spotting monitor lizards in a green setting.
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