By Ridhima Wadhwani
April 22, 2023
Indian citizens can get a 15-day Thailand Visa On Arrival for just 2200 BAHT. Requirements include showing return air tickets, hotel vouchers, and proof of funds up to 10000 BAHT.
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Get the destination currency beforehand, it’ll save you a lot. Apart from easy get around and pay for things, it will save additional cost on bank charges for withdrawal from Local ATMs.
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Solo travelers can save by choosing hostels over hotels (Rs. 700-1000/bed) or budget hotels (Rs. 1500-4000), and can find great deals on
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To taste authentic Thai cuisine without breaking the bank, try the iconic street food. Thailand offers a variety of food stalls, pop-up cafes, and local markets to explore.
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Visit Thailand's 7-Eleven convenience stores for affordable snacks, drinks, travel essentials, sandwiches, and alcohol.
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Vegetarians can find the best restaurants by downloading the Happy Cow App, which locates vegetarian-friendly options nearby.
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Metro is cheapest, but taxi bikes are a great traffic jam alternative. Renting a bike or car is an option, but remember to get an international driving permit from your local RTO.
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Thailand is home to unique concept cafes, ranging from space-themed and riverfront cafes to new additions like weed cafes, offering cannabis-infused food and drinks.
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Thailand's famous temples have high admission fees. Budget travelers can enjoy smaller temples for free, immersing in religious culture.
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Honestly, we all chase for cheapest deals! Shop in local markets for great deals, such as Chatuchak Weekend Market, Rod Fai Market, and Pak Khlong Talat.
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