Thailand at Ease.

• Late-morning visit to Wat Traimit and its solid-gold Buddha, with a guide who sets the pace
• A seated Chao Phraya river cruise with lunch on board, watching the city pass by
• Back to the hotel for a long midday rest; the evening is yours

Meals: B · L · Overnight: Bangkok

• An early, cooler start at the Grand Palace and Wat Pho with shaded rest stops (shoulders and knees covered); a lighter swap such as Jim Thompson House is available
• A traditional Thai foot massage session, seated and relaxed
• Afternoon free at the hotel

Meals: B · Overnight: Bangkok

• Private transfer to Pattaya, about 2 hours, with a comfort stop on the way
• Check in to your seafront hotel and rest
• An easy early evening on the seafront promenade if you feel like a stroll

Meals: B · Overnight: Pattaya

• Private transfer to Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, toured by garden tram with plenty of seated time
• Lunch on site and a seated cultural show
• Back at the hotel by mid-afternoon for downtime

Meals: B · L · Overnight: Pattaya

• A free morning at the hotel; optional light outings such as the Khao Chi Chan Buddha Mountain viewpoint or the Pattaya Floating Market, at your pace
• Afternoon rest
• Farewell dinner by the sea, with vegetarian and Jain options

Meals: B · D · Overnight: Pattaya

• Breakfast, then a private transfer to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), about 2 hours, timed with generous buffer for your flight
• Airport wheelchair assistance on request; departure with your trip designer already planning the next one

Meals: B

Yes. Thailand is one of the easiest international trips from India: flights take roughly 2.5 to 4.5 hours, Indian vegetarian food is easy to find, and both Bangkok and Pattaya have accredited hospitals. This journey keeps to two cities with one hotel in each, private door-to-door transfers, and a midday rest every day, so the trip stays comfortable rather than tiring.

Each sightseeing day is planned around a few hours of activity with rests, seated breaks and a hotel break at midday. The Grand Palace and Wat Pho involve some walking on uneven ground in the heat, so we schedule them in the cool of the morning and can swap in a lighter option. Tell us about mobility needs when you enquire: we choose lift-served, step-free routes where possible, arrange airport wheelchair assistance on request, and can quote an accessible vehicle.

Your trip host is reachable 24/7 and can arrange a doctor to visit your hotel or take you to an accredited hospital in Bangkok or Pattaya, coordinating the visit and helping with translation. Consultation, medicine and hospital charges are payable at actuals, so travel insurance with medical cover is strongly recommended.

The only road transfer between cities is Bangkok to Pattaya, about 2 hours by private car with a comfort stop on the way. Sightseeing drives within each city are short, and the hotel is never far away if you want to rest.

Yes. Many of our senior guests travel as couples, siblings or a small group of friends. A dedicated trip host, airport assistance, private transfers and 24/7 support mean they are never managing alone. If you would like to follow along from India, we can share day-wise updates and emergency contacts with the family.

November to February is the most comfortable window, with cooler and drier weather that is much kinder than the hot months of March to May or the rains of June to October. Your designer adjusts activity timings around the season and your daily routine.

No. Prices are land-only, per person on twin sharing. We can add flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and other Indian cities to your quotation, preferring daytime flights, comfortable seats and airport assistance where needed.

Indian passport holders can currently enter Thailand visa-free for tourism, with a permitted stay of 30 days per entry under the rules revised in September 2026, which comfortably covers this 7-day journey. The Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) is mandatory and is completed online shortly before arrival. Rules can change, so your designer confirms the latest requirements and helps with the TDAC for every traveller at no charge.

It is strongly recommended. Choose a policy with medical and hospitalisation cover, and check age limits, exclusions and how pre-existing conditions are treated. We can quote a suitable policy alongside your package.

Yes. Carry enough for the whole trip plus a few spare days in hand luggage, in original packaging, with a doctor's prescription or letter listing generic names. Some medicines are controlled in Thailand, so ask your doctor and let us know your requirements before you travel.

Yes, on request. Tell your designer about dietary needs when you enquire, and meals across both cities, including the river cruise lunch and the farewell dinner, are planned with simple, mild, easy-to-digest options.