My 7-Day Thailand Trip Itinerary

My Thailand Trip Itinerary: A Real Experience

Hey friends, I’m Deepak, and in this post, I’ll share my complete Thailand trip itinerary based on my personal experience as an Indian traveler.
Thailand is one of those destinations that gives you everything — beaches, nightlife, temples, shopping, and amazing street food.
If you’re planning your first Thailand trip, this 7-day itinerary will help you make the most out of your vacation.

Thailand 7-Day Itinerary Overview

Day 1: Arrival in Bangkok — Temples & Street Food

After landing in Bangkok, I checked into my hotel near Sukhumvit Road — a great area for tourists.
In the evening, I explored Wat Arun and Wat Pho temples, and later enjoyed some amazing Pad Thai and Mango Sticky Rice from street vendors.
Bangkok at night feels alive — lights, food stalls, and friendly locals everywhere.

Tips:

• Get a local SIM card at the airport.
• Use Grab App for easy transport.
• Always carry Thai Baht cash for small shops.

Day 2: Bangkok Floating Market & Grand Palace

The next morning, I went to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market — a must-visit! Boats full of fruits, souvenirs, and delicious Thai snacks floating through the canals — it’s a beautiful sight.
After that, I explored the Grand Palace, a stunning example of Thai architecture and culture.

Evening Plan:
Enjoy the Asiatique Riverfront Market — perfect for shopping and dining with a view of the Chao Phraya River.

Day 3: Pattaya — Coral Island & Beach Fun

I took a 2-hour drive to Pattaya. The first day was all about Coral Island (Koh Larn).
I did parasailing and underwater sea walking — totally worth it!
In the evening, I went to the Alcazar Cabaret Show, which is colorful, musical, and entertaining.

Where to stay:
Beach Road or Central Pattaya are the best areas for tourists.

Day 4: Relax & Explore Pattaya

This day I kept easy — relaxed at Jomtien Beach, visited the Sanctuary of Truth, and had a massage at a local spa.
Later, explored Walking Street Pattaya — perfect for nightlife and street food.

Food to try:

• Thai Green Curry
• Coconut Ice Cream
• Local seafood BBQ

Day 5: Fly to Phuket — Temples & Seaside Dinner

From Bangkok, I took a short flight to Phuket.
Visited the Big Buddha and Wat Chalong Temple, then spent the evening at Patong Beach.
The sunset view here is magical. Had a candlelight dinner at a seaside restaurant — super romantic and peaceful.

Day 6: Phi Phi Island Tour

This was one of the best days of the trip!
I joined a speedboat tour to Phi Phi Islands — white sand beaches, turquoise water, snorkeling, and island vibes all around.
If you love photography, this day is heaven.

Must-visit stops:

• Maya Bay
• Monkey Beach
• Pileh Lagoon

Day 7: Last-Minute Shopping & Departure

Before heading to the airport, I did some last-minute shopping for souvenirs — keychains, elephant t-shirts, Thai spices, and herbal balms are popular.
Then, said goodbye to Thailand with a big smile and tons of memories.

Thailand Trip Budget (Approx for 1 Person)

Best Time to Visit Thailand

November to February – Best weather
March to May – Hot but less crowded
June to October – Rainy but cheaper prices

Final Thoughts

Thailand is the perfect mix of fun, culture, and relaxation.
If you plan your itinerary smartly, you can experience beaches, temples, islands, and city life — all in one trip.
As an Indian traveler, I found Thailand to be very welcoming, affordable, and full of memories that stay forever.

So if you’re thinking about a Thailand trip soon, just pack your bags and go — you’ll thank yourself later!