Bangkok Pattaya Tour Packages

About Bangkok:

The capital city of Thailand is located on the delta of the Chao Phraya River, about 25 miles (40 km) from the Gulf of Thailand. The populous city of Thailand is the major port and cultural and educational hub of the nation. With increasing numbers of tourists, it has been proven that Bangkok attracts visitors from across the globe. While visitors select our Bangkok Pattaya tour packages to experience the upbeat life, Bangkok has more to offer. The capital city has a perfect balance of ancient architecture and modern-era sites. Temples, industries, businesses, and residences are positioned side by side along the city’s highways and canals in this lively, jam-packed metropolis. It is an increasingly popular attraction known for its plethora of cultural activities and a lively nightlife that includes a thriving sex industry. With our Bangkok tour package from India, you can get more insights and explore the bits and pieces of Bangkok.

About Pattaya:

On the other hand, Pattaya is a more resilient city located on Thailand’s eastern Gulf coast, about 100 kilometers (62 miles) southeast of Bangkok, famously known for its beaches. Known for its quiet villages and serene beaches, it’s now lined with resort hotels, high-rise condos, shopping malls, cabaret bars, and 24-hour clubs. Other than this, Pattaya has an array of tourist attractions, which include Walking Street, Sanctuary of Truth, Tiffany’s Show Pattaya, Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, Pattaya Floating Market, Big Buddha Temple, Pattaya Water Parks, and Pattaya View Point. Capture a Trip provides a curated Pattaya tour package with which you can explore the beauty of Pattaya. Pattaya is the ultimate destination for those young at heart. For much more information on our Bangkok Pattaya tour, check out our https://www.travelyara.com/location/international-packages

Bangkok and Pattaya package with flights

Our 6-day and 5-night Bangkok Pattaya Tour Package is one of the most popular Thailand tours. Below is a list of must-visit places if you’re planning a Bangkok-Pattaya tour from India:

Must visit:

1. Take a stroll around Chinatown’s bustling streets and savor the flavors of your favorite dishes.
2. Get a glimpse of the Thai royal family by visiting the Grand Palace.
3. Enjoy Lumpini Park’s blissful tranquility.
4. A day solemnly for the Sanctuary of Truth Museum.
5. The infamous Walking Street of Thailand
6. The ancient Big Buddha Temple
7. The beautiful floating market
8. The Temple of the Emerald Buddha

Capture a Trip provides a Thailand, Bangkok, and Pattaya tour package from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, and other metropolis cities in India. Check out our https://www.travelyara.com/location/thailand the Bangkok-Pattaya tour package price and other important details.

Bangkok and Pattaya distance

The road distance from Bangkok to Pattaya is around 149.2 kilometers. The trip takes approximately two hours, depending on your mode of transportation and traffic.

By bus: The most economical and popular method of transport to get to Pattaya is via bus. Most people’s first preference is the bus, as it offers a comfortable and air-conditioned ride with few stops. Traveling by first-class bus typically costs 120 baht or less for travelers. Taking a second-class bus costs slightly less, at about 100 baht, but does not provide air conditioning and has much more frequent stops.

By cabs: Some people choose cabs for a much more comfortable journey without getting bothered by sharing personal space or stops. Although it’s a bit expensive compared to other means of transportation, if you’re willing to spend a little extra for yourself, then there seems to be no problem.

Distance: 147 KM

Drive time: 2 hours

Cost: THB 1500 (for 3–4 people)

By air: The aerial distance from Bangkok to Pattaya is 101 kilometers, but it’s not the most preferred way of traveling from Bangkok to Pattaya.

How do I reach Bangkok and Pattaya from Delhi?

The most affordable way to reach Bangkok, Pattaya, from Delhi, India, is by air route.

Bangkok: The distance between Delhi and Bangkok is 2943 kilometers, and the flight duration averages around 4 hours and 30 minutes to cover it. The rest of the trip can be explored through public transportation or rentals. You just need to look for a Delhi-Bangkok nonstop flight. Hop on one from New Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport and safely land at Bangkok International Airport.

Airlines:Spicejet, Indigo, Sri Lanka Airlines, Airindia, Vistara, Thai Airways, Thai Smile, Vietnam Airlines, Batik Air, VietJet Air, Malaysia Airlines

Pattaya: Flights are the best option when it comes to traveling from Delhi to Pattaya. The flights are reasonable if they’re preplanned. However, there are not many direct flights from Delhi to Pattaya. The distance from Delhi to Pattaya is a little more than 3000 kilometers, but it takes approximately 12 hours because the flights are mostly indirect, making stops at other Thai airports like Bangkok, Phuket City, or Koh Samui. Most travelers who have Pattaya as their final destination first fly from Delhi to Bangkok. From there, they either make a break for a trip to Bangkok or they continue with the same one-stop flight.

Airlines: Singapore Airlines, Bangkok Airways, FlyDubai, Malaysia Airlines, Emirates, SpiceJet, Vistara, Cathay Pacific, Air India, and Etihad Airways

For a better understanding of flights and packages, check out our Bangkok and Pattaya packages from India.

What is the best time to visit Bangkok and Pattaya?

Bangkok: Bangkok is never short of tourists, but the peak tourist season occurs during the winter months of November to March, as the weather is pleasant and very suitable for sightseeing. Due to its tropical monsoon climate, Bangkok experiences heat and rain throughout the year. The weather in Bangkok varies between warm, cool, and rainy.

November to February (28°C–22°C)

March–May (38°C–26°C)

June–October (30°C–23°C)

Pattaya: The perfect time to visit Pattaya is between November and February. Although it’s accurate to say that the optimum time to travel to Pattaya largely depends on the traveler’s interests, one might travel there in the rainy season to take advantage of the city’s tranquility. Therefore, it’s crucial to note the weather conditions before visiting any place to avoid inconvenience or cancellation of plans.

November–February (26°C–23°C)

March–May (26°C–32°C)

June–October (27°C–21°C)

Things to carry while traveling to Bangkok and Pattaya

Here’s a list of what to pack in your backpack for your Bangkok-Pattaya tour.

• Passports and Travel Documents: Passports become your best buddies when it comes to traveling to international tourist attractions. Visa (if required), travel insurance (must!), flight tickets, hotel reservations, and other important documents
• Breathable clothing: pack light. why not? You’re literally visiting the Land of Islands, so channel your inner water baby suits, swimwear, comfortable shoes, and flats.
• ‌Miscellaneous bag—yep! A bag full of important stuff like sunscreen, an oversized hat, an umbrella, mosquito repellent, and medicines
• Travel Essentials: travel adapter, portable charger, power bank, and a multi-USB charger for your devices. Carry maps, guidebooks, or even digital travel apps to explore new places.
• An international driving license is a must if you’re looking forward to renting cars, bikes, or scooters.
• Cash and Cards: local currency (Thai Baht) and a credit or debit card for ATM withdrawals and payments. Ofcourse!

FAQs

Why is Pattaya so famous?

Pattaya is a more resilient city located on Thailand’s eastern Gulf coast, about 100 kilometers (62 miles) southeast of Bangkok. It is famously known for its beaches. Known for its quiet villages and serene beaches, it’s now lined with resort hotels, high-rise condos, shopping malls, cabaret bars, and 24-hour clubs. Other than this, Pattaya has an array of tourist attractions, which include Walking Street, Sanctuary of Truth, Tiffany’s Show Pattaya, Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, Pattaya Floating Market, Big Buddha Temple, Pattaya Water Parks, and Pattaya View Point.

Is Pattaya good for families?

Although Pattaya is popular with families, it is additionally famous for its exciting nightlife. While there are family-friendly places to visit like zoos, water parks, and cultural events, you can consider other family-oriented destinations in Thailand, such as  https://www.travelyara.com/tour/asian-wonder-krabi-and-phuket-land-packagea or Chiang Mai, if you want a more relaxed experience.

How many days are enough for Pattaya?

Six days and five nights are enough to cover the Pattaya and Bangkok tours. For more information, check out our Bangkok-Pattaya tour package for 5 nights and 6 days. However, if you want to spend more time in the island country, it’s completely alright.

Which is the best tour package to visit Bangkok?

Travelyara offers a well-curated Bangkok tour package from India that will help you make your dream trip come true. It will cover the most beautiful and hidden gems of all time because Capture a Trip knows it all.

Which are the best restaurants in Pattaya?

Robin Hood Tavern, Edge, Horizon, Cafe des Amis fine dining, Indiagate restaurant Pattaya, on the road Pattaya, the bistro, Drift, Maharani, Caravan, and Big Fish Pattaya are some of the most popular and best reviewed places to dine in Pattaya.

Which are some of the best family hotels in Bangkok?

Amari Watergate Bangkok, Carlton Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit, Centera Grand at Central Plaza, Ibis Bangkok Riverside, The Residence on Thong Lu by Uhg, Antara Riverside, and Banyan Tree Bangkok are a few lavish places to stay while visiting Bangkok with family.