
Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew, Bangkok
The royal complex founded in 1782, housing the Emerald Buddha — carved from a single block of green stone and re-robed seasonally by royal hands. Strict dress code applies.

International · Thailand
Golden temples, longtail boats, and a 60-day visa-free welcome
Thailand is the easiest big trip an Indian passport can take — visa-free for up to 60 days, a short flight away, and split neatly into two acts: Bangkok's gold-spired temples, mega-markets and street food, then the limestone-karst beaches of the Andaman coast at Phuket, Krabi and the Phi Phi islands.
November to February for Bangkok and November to March for the Andaman beaches — dry, sunny and around 27°C; the islands' monsoon runs roughly May to October.
Worth your days

The royal complex founded in 1782, housing the Emerald Buddha — carved from a single block of green stone and re-robed seasonally by royal hands. Strict dress code applies.

The 'Temple of Dawn' on the Chao Phraya river, its central spire studded with porcelain shards — best photographed at sunset from the opposite bank.

Home to the 46-metre gold-plated Reclining Buddha and Thailand's traditional massage school — get an authentic Thai massage where it was codified.

The Andaman's poster archipelago of sheer limestone karsts — Maya Bay reopened after a four-year reef-recovery closure and now runs on capped visitor numbers with no swimming in the bay itself.

Sea-canoe country: hidden lagoon caves and the needle rock of Khao Phing Kan, 'James Bond Island' since 1974's The Man with the Golden Gun.

A beach peninsula sealed off by cliffs and reachable only by longtail boat — world-famous rock climbing above some of Thailand's finest sand.
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