Thailand Tour Packages from Pakistan 2026 | From PKR 84,000
Thailand Tour Packages from Pakistan 2026 Bangkok, Phuket & Krabi from PKR 84,000
Visa on arrival for Pakistanis. Flights from Karachi, Lahore & Islamabad. 3 to 13 days. Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Krabi & Chiang Mai. Honeymoon, family & group packages.
Thailand has been Pakistan’s most-booked Southeast Asian destination for over a decade and every year, thousands of Pakistani travellers book Thailand packages to experience the country’s vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and breathtaking beaches. The reasons are obvious: visa on arrival, short connecting flights, extraordinary variety from golden temples to white-sand islands, and a price point that delivers luxury at a fraction of European costs.
Bangkok dazzles with its golden palace complex, floating markets, and rooftop bars overlooking a city that never sleeps. Phuket’s Phi Phi Islands are among the most beautiful in Asia. Pattaya’s coral reef excursions and Krabi’s limestone cliffs rising from turquoise water are unforgettable. And Chiang Mai in the north offers a completely different Thailand elephant sanctuaries, ancient temples, and Thai cooking classes in a cool, green mountain city.
Our Thailand packages include return airfare, complete visa assistance, hotel, airport transfers, and guided sightseeing. Departures from Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.
Thailand Tour Package Prices from Pakistan 2026
Price by group size — 7-day package, per person
What is Included in Our Thailand Packages
✅ Every Package Includes
Return Airfare — economy class from your city to Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok (BKK) or Don Mueang Airport (DMK). Airlines: Emirates via Dubai, Qatar Airways via Doha, Air Arabia via Sharjah, Air Asia via Kuala Lumpur. All confirmed at booking.
Thailand Visa Assistance — complete guidance for visa on arrival (PKR 17,000 / THB 2,000 paid at airport) or Thailand e-Visa (applied online before travel). See visa section below.
Hotel Accommodation — 3-star (budget), 4-star (standard), or 5-star (luxury). In Bangkok: Sukhumvit or Silom area. In Phuket: Patong or Kata Beach. In Chiang Mai: Nimman or Old City area.
Airport Transfers — arrival pick-up and departure drop-off at Bangkok airport. All intercity and inter-island transfers within Thailand included.
Guided Sightseeing — all attractions in your itinerary with an English/Urdu-capable guide.
Daily Breakfast — at your hotel every morning.
24/7 Support — Pakistan-based WhatsApp support throughout your trip.
✅ Additional by Package Tier
Standard (PKR 139,000+): Island hopping boat tour, Chao Phraya River cruise, Phi Phi Islands day trip
Premium (PKR 182,000+): Phi Phi Islands snorkelling, James Bond Island tour, elephant sanctuary visit, Thai cooking class
Luxury/Honeymoon: 5-star beachfront resort, couples spa treatment, sunset dinner cruise, private longtail boat
❌ Not Included
- Thailand visa on arrival fee: THB 2,000 (~PKR 17,000) — paid at airport on arrival
- Lunch and dinner (plenty of budget options — we recommend Thai street food throughout)
- Personal shopping (Bangkok’s markets and malls are exceptional — budget accordingly)
- Optional activities not in your package
- Travel insurance (PKR 3,500 — recommended)
Thailand Visa for Pakistani Passport Holders — 2026 Guide
Thailand has one of the most straightforward visa processes for Pakistani travellers — and this is one of the main reasons it remains Pakistan’s top Southeast Asia destination year after year.
Option 1 — Visa on Arrival (Most Popular)
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Available at | Suvarnabhumi (BKK), Don Mueang (DMK), Phuket (HKT), Chiang Mai (CNX) |
| Stay allowed | 30 days |
| Fee | THB 2,000 (~PKR 17,000) — paid at airport |
| Required documents | Passport (6+ months validity), passport photo (4×6cm), return ticket confirmation, hotel booking |
| Processing time | 15–30 minutes at immigration counter |
| Extensions | 30-day extension available in Thailand for THB 1,900 |
Airport tip: The visa on arrival queue at Suvarnabhumi can be long (30–90 minutes) during peak hours. Arrive with all documents ready — photo, hotel booking printout, return ticket printout. Keep some Thai Baht ready for the fee or use the ATM at the airport.
Option 2 — Thailand e-Visa (Apply Before Travel)
Available online before departure for a slightly smoother airport experience. Apply at thaievisa.go.th. Processing 3–5 business days. Same 30-day validity. Fee approximately USD 35 (~PKR 9,700).
Our recommendation: For most Pakistani travellers, visa on arrival is the simplest option — no advance application, no waiting, just queue at the airport. We include full guidance in your pre-departure briefing.
Bangkok — The City That Has Everything
Bangkok is one of the great cities of Asia — a place where a 12th-century Buddhist temple sits beside a gleaming shopping mall, where a canal boat glides past golden spires, and where the best street food in the world is served from carts on every pavement.
Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew
The most visited site in Thailand — the former royal palace complex covering 2.35 square kilometres in the heart of Bangkok. Within the complex, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) houses Thailand’s most sacred Buddhist image, the Emerald Buddha, carved from a single block of jade. The palace grounds are a labyrinth of ornate buildings, golden spires, and intricate murals. Entry: THB 500 (~PKR 4,250). Dress modestly — shoulders and knees must be covered (sarongs available at the gate).
Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha)
Adjacent to the Grand Palace, Wat Pho houses a 46-metre gold reclining Buddha that fills an entire temple building. The feet alone are 5 metres long, inlaid with mother-of-pearl depicting the 108 auspicious characteristics of the Buddha. Wat Pho is also the birthplace of traditional Thai massage — the temple school has been teaching it for centuries. After touring the Buddha, a one-hour Thai massage here (THB 420 / ~PKR 3,570) is one of the best travel experiences in Bangkok.
Chao Phraya River and Floating Markets
A river cruise on the Chao Phraya at golden hour — watching the skyline transition from day to evening, the golden temples glowing, and the city lights coming on — is one of Bangkok’s finest experiences. Day trip options: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market (2 hours from Bangkok, fruit and food vendors on canal boats — touristy but authentic) or Amphawa Floating Market (weekend market, more local atmosphere). Our standard and premium packages include a floating market day trip.
Bangkok Shopping
Chatuchak Weekend Market is one of the world’s largest — 15,000+ stalls covering 35 acres of clothing, antiques, plants, food, and Thai crafts. Pratunam market for bulk fabric and clothing. MBK Center for electronics and budget shopping. Siam Paragon for international luxury brands. Bangkok’s night bazaars on Sukhumvit and Silom for souvenirs.
Phuket — Thailand’s Island Crown
Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and its tourism capital — a place that delivers beach perfection, spectacular island excursions, and some of the finest diving in Southeast Asia.
Phi Phi Islands
The jewel of the Andaman Sea — two islands (Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh) connected by a narrow strip of white sand, surrounded by water so clear the coral is visible from the surface. Phi Phi Leh contains Maya Bay, made famous by the film The Beach — now partially reopened after environmental restoration. The day trip from Phuket by speedboat (THB 1,200–1,800 / PKR 10,200–15,300) is among the best excursions in Thailand.
James Bond Island (Khao Phing Kan)
In Phang Nga Bay — the dramatic limestone karst formation that appeared in The Man with the Golden Gun (1974). The bay itself, with dozens of limestone towers rising from the green-blue water, is extraordinary. Combined with a sea kayaking excursion through the cave-tunnels at sea level, this is a full-day experience from Phuket.
Patong Beach
Phuket’s most developed beach — a long crescent of white sand backed by Bangla Road (entertainment district), restaurants, and dive shops. The beach itself is beautiful and the water safe for swimming. The reef offshore provides decent snorkelling. Our guides take Pakistani groups to the less-crowded southern beaches (Kata, Karon) where the atmosphere is calmer.
Big Buddha Phuket
A 45-metre white marble Buddha statue on a hilltop visible from across southern Phuket. Free to visit. The views from the summit over the island and the Andaman Sea are extraordinary, particularly at sunset.
Pattaya — The Entertainment City
Pattaya is 2 hours from Bangkok by road and offers a completely different experience from Phuket — a buzzing coastal city with coral island excursions, water parks, and elephant shows.
Coral Island (Koh Larn)
A 45-minute speedboat from Pattaya pier, Coral Island has crystal-clear water, white sand beaches, and excellent snorkelling. This day trip is the highlight of any Pattaya visit — especially for families and groups.
Nong Nooch Tropical Garden
600 acres of botanical garden, tropical plants, elephant shows, and traditional Thai cultural performances. One of the best family attractions in Thailand.
Underwater World Pattaya + Tiger Zoo
Popular combined visit for families. Underwater World has a walk-through aquarium tunnel. The Tiger Zoo allows (controversial for some travellers) close encounters with tigers and other animals.
Our honest note on Pattaya: Pattaya has adult entertainment districts (notably Walking Street) that some Pakistani families prefer to avoid. Our guides specifically keep Pakistani groups away from these areas and focus on family-friendly sites. We always brief families in advance about Pattaya’s reputation so they can make an informed choice.
Krabi — Limestone Cliffs and Emerald Water
Krabi Province, 150km east of Phuket, offers some of Thailand’s most dramatic coastal scenery — towering limestone cliffs rising from the Andaman Sea, emerald green water, and the famous Railay Beach (accessible only by boat).
Railay Beach
One of Thailand’s most photographed beaches — a crescent of white sand enclosed by sheer limestone cliffs, with the Andaman Sea on one side and a mangrove lagoon on the other. Only accessible by longtail boat from Ao Nang town (20 minutes). The cliffs above Railay are a world-famous rock climbing destination.
4-Island Tour from Ao Nang
The classic Krabi experience — a full-day longtail or speedboat tour visiting Tup Island (connected to Chicken Island at low tide), Poda Island (excellent snorkelling), Chicken Island (limestone arch), and swimming at the emerald cave. From PKR 2,500 per person locally.
Hong Island (Koh Hong)
A national park island 30 minutes from Ao Nang with a hidden emerald lagoon accessible only by sea kayak through a low cave entrance. One of Thailand’s most spectacular natural sites and less visited than the 4-island route.
Chiang Mai — Northern Thailand’s Cultural Heart
Chiang Mai offers elephant sanctuaries, Thai cooking classes, Chiang Rai’s Golden Triangle, and the Karen Long Neck village — a completely different Thailand from the beach destinations.
Elephant Sanctuary
Chiang Mai is the base for ethical elephant experiences in Thailand. Reputable sanctuaries (Elephant Nature Park being the most well-known) allow visitors to feed, bathe, and walk with rescued elephants in a genuine sanctuary environment — not chained rides. Full-day sanctuary visits: THB 2,500–3,500 (~PKR 21,250–29,750). This is the most memorable activity for most visitors to Chiang Mai and consistently the highest-rated experience in Pakistani traveller reviews.
Doi Suthep Temple
The golden temple above Chiang Mai city — reached by climbing 309 steps (or a cable car alternative). The temple complex, the views over the city, and the monks going about their day make this the essential Chiang Mai experience.
Chiang Mai Night Bazaar
The most atmospheric night market in Thailand — a long street of stalls selling Thai silks, silver jewellery, hand-painted ceramics, and hill-tribe textiles. Dozens of restaurants serving northern Thai food (khao soi — coconut curry noodles — is the speciality of Chiang Mai). Our guides know the best local restaurants serving khao soi made to a Pakistani spice tolerance.
Thai Cooking Class
A 4-hour morning cooking class (THB 1,000–1,500 / PKR 8,500–12,750) at a farm outside the city — visit the market, pick your ingredients, then learn to cook 5 Thai dishes. One of the best-value experiences in all of Thailand and universally loved by Pakistani travellers.
7-Day Thailand Itinerary — Bangkok + Phuket + Krabi
PKR 182,000 per person (group of 4) | Airfare included
Day 1 — Depart Pakistan / Arrive Bangkok Fly via Dubai, Doha, or Kuala Lumpur. Arrive Suvarnabhumi Airport. Clear immigration (visa on arrival queue: 15–40 minutes — have your documents ready). Private transfer to your Bangkok hotel in Sukhumvit. Rest. Evening: walk Sukhumvit and try street food — satay, Pad Thai, mango sticky rice from the vendors outside Sukhumvit BTS station.
Day 2 — Bangkok: Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Chao Phraya River Morning: Grand Palace complex and Wat Phra Kaew. Allow 2.5–3 hours. Wear covered shoulders and knees. Afternoon: Wat Pho — reclining Buddha + optional Thai massage (1 hour, THB 420). Late afternoon: Chao Phraya River express boat to Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) — climb the spire for sunset views over the river. Evening: dinner on the riverfront.
Day 3 — Bangkok: Floating Market + Shopping Morning: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market day trip (2 hours from Bangkok). Canal boat ride through the market — buy tropical fruits, Thai snacks, and coconut ice cream directly from the vendors. Afternoon: Chatuchak Weekend Market (Saturday/Sunday) or MBK Center (daily). Evening: free exploration — Silom night market, Asiatique riverside night market, or early night.
Day 4 — Fly Bangkok to Phuket / Afternoon at Beach Morning flight Bangkok to Phuket (Air Asia or Bangkok Airways, 1.5 hours, PKR 5,000–10,000 — included in package). Arrive Phuket. Transfer to beachfront hotel. Afternoon: Patong, Kata, or Karon beach. First Andaman Sea swim. Sunset: Big Buddha viewpoint — the most panoramic view in Phuket.
Day 5 — Phi Phi Islands + James Bond Island Full-day speedboat excursion. Morning: Phi Phi Islands — Maya Bay, Viking Cave, snorkelling at the coral reef. Lunch on Phi Phi Don beach. Afternoon: Phang Nga Bay — James Bond Island limestone towers, sea kayaking through the sea caves. Return to Phuket by sunset. Evening: Patong walking street for dinner.
Day 6 — Transfer to Krabi / Railay Beach + 4-Island Tour Morning speedboat or minivan transfer to Krabi (2 hours). Check in to Ao Nang hotel. Afternoon: longtail boat to Railay Beach — the beach, the cliffs, the lagoon viewpoint. Evening: Ao Nang night market for seafood dinner.
Day 7 — Krabi: 4-Island Tour / Fly Home Morning: 4-island snorkelling tour. Afternoon: transfer to Krabi Airport. Fly Bangkok (1 hour) then connect to Pakistan. Arrive home.
10-Day Best of Thailand Itinerary
PKR 308,000 per person (group of 4)
Days 1–3: Bangkok (Grand Palace, floating market, Chatuchak, river cruise) Day 4: Bangkok → Chiang Mai (flight, 1.25 hours) Day 5: Chiang Mai — Doi Suthep, Night Bazaar, Thai cooking class Day 6: Chiang Mai — Elephant Sanctuary full day Day 7: Chiang Mai → Phuket (flight) Day 8: Phuket — Phi Phi Islands excursion Day 9: Phuket — James Bond Island + free afternoon at beach Day 10: Phuket → Bangkok → Fly home
Thailand Honeymoon Package from Pakistan 2026
Thailand is one of the most popular honeymoon destinations for Pakistani couples — and it earns that status with genuine romance: overwater bungalows in Koh Samui, private longtail boats to deserted beaches in Krabi, sunset dinner cruises on the Chao Phraya, and five-star beachfront resorts at a fraction of the Maldives price.
Honeymoon Package Pricing
Honeymoon inclusions: Private transfers throughout, flower arrangement on arrival, couples massage, sunset dinner cruise in Bangkok, private longtail boat to Railay Beach, beachfront resort accommodation.
Thailand Family Tour Package
Thailand is outstanding for families — family, kids, honeymooners, foodies, culture enthusiasts and adventurous travellers all find exactly what they need.
Why Thailand works for families:
- Coral island snorkelling — children’s most memorable marine experience
- Elephant sanctuaries in Chiang Mai — unforgettable for all ages
- Nong Nooch Tropical Garden + Tiger Zoo in Pattaya — full family day
- Safe, calm beach areas (Kata, Karon in Phuket; Ao Nang in Krabi)
- Hotel kids’ clubs at most 4-star resorts
Family pricing (2 adults + 2 children aged 5–12):
Thailand Group Tour from Pakistan
Group tours to Thailand are among our most requested products. University groups, corporate retreats, and friend groups of 8–25 regularly travel with us.
Group pricing — 7-day Bangkok + Phuket + Krabi:
Halal Food and Muslim-Friendly Thailand
Thailand is “mostly not Halal” but many Indian and Muslim restaurants are available — this is the honest answer, and Pakistani travellers deserve it upfront.
Where halal food is easy in Thailand:
Bangkok: The Nana area (Sukhumvit Soi 3/1 and Soi 4) is known as “Little Arabia” — dozens of halal restaurants serving Pakistani, Indian, Arab, and Turkish food. Masjid Haroon near Silom Road is the oldest mosque in Bangkok. Krua Apsorn restaurant near the Grand Palace area is famous for halal Thai food.
Phuket: The southern part of Thailand has a significant Muslim population. Phuket’s Rawai area and Patong have halal restaurants. Thanon Ranong near the fresh market has Muslim-owned stalls. Look for the green crescent-and-star halal certification sign.
Krabi: Krabi Province has a 35% Muslim population — halal food is easy to find throughout Ao Nang and Krabi Town. This is the most Muslim-friendly coastal destination in Thailand.
Chiang Mai: Less halal-friendly than the south, but the Nimmanhaemin area has Indian and halal restaurants. Our Chiang Mai guide specifically takes Pakistani groups to halal-certified restaurants.
Our approach: Our guides know every halal-certified restaurant in every destination. From day one, you eat well — we do not leave halal sourcing to chance. This is one of the most consistent pieces of feedback from our Pakistani clients about our Thailand tours.
Mosques: Bangkok (20+ mosques), Phuket (several in Patong and south Phuket), Krabi (throughout the province), Chiang Mai (Masjid Chiang Mai near Nimman).
Pakistan to Thailand Flights Airlines & Prices
No direct flights from Pakistan to Thailand. Best connecting routes:
Best value: Air Asia via Kuala Lumpur — cheapest by a significant margin. Best for time: Emirates via Dubai — most frequent, best timing, shortest overall. Best for combo: Air Asia — budget airline connecting all Southeast Asia easily.
Best Time to Visit Thailand from Pakistan
Best for Phuket / Krabi (Andaman coast): November–April Best for Koh Samui (Gulf coast): February–October Best for Bangkok: November–February Best for Chiang Mai: November–February (cool and dry, best for elephant sanctuary)
For Pakistani travellers: December–January is peak — book 8–10 weeks ahead.
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Thailand + Malaysia + Singapore — 3-Country Combo
Our most popular multi-country package. Thailand + Malaysia + Singapore covers the best Southeast Asia highlights in one connected trip.
13-day itinerary:
- Days 1–4: Bangkok (Grand Palace, floating market, Chatuchak)
- Days 5–6: Phuket (Phi Phi Islands)
- Days 7–9: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Petronas Towers, Batu Caves, Genting)
- Days 10–12: Singapore (Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa)
- Day 13: Fly home from Singapore
PKR 420,000 per person | All flights included | 4-star hotels throughout
What Our Thailand Travellers Say
“7 days — Bangkok, Phuket, and Krabi. The Phi Phi Islands speedboat tour was incredible. Our guide in Bangkok knew exactly which halal restaurants to recommend near the Grand Palace, and we enjoyed excellent meals throughout the trip. The cooking class in Chiang Mai during our extended stay was the highlight for my wife. Pak Tours handled everything professionally, including the visa-on-arrival briefing, so we knew exactly what to expect. Highly recommended.”
Islamabad — 7-Day Classic Package, January 2026
“Group of 12 from Lahore on a corporate team trip. Our 8-day itinerary covered Bangkok, Pattaya, and Phuket. Coral Island was fantastic, and the group rate offered excellent value. Our guide managed all transportation and logistics seamlessly, making travel easy for the entire team. James Bond Island was unanimously voted the highlight of the trip. Professional service from booking until our return home.”
HR Manager, Lahore — 8-Day Group Package, March 2026
“Honeymoon — 8 nights covering Bangkok, Phuket, and Koh Samui. The beachfront resort in Koh Samui was absolutely stunning. We enjoyed a private longtail boat excursion to a secluded beach at sunset, which became one of the most memorable moments of our lives. Pak Tours arranged a couples spa experience and a romantic dinner cruise in Bangkok. Every detail was handled perfectly. Thailand offers exceptional value for couples seeking luxury and romance.”
Karachi — Honeymoon Package, February 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of a Thailand tour from Pakistan?
Starting from PKR 84,000 for 3 days (Bangkok). 5-day from PKR 139,000. 7-day from PKR 182,000. 10-day from PKR 308,000. All include return airfare, visa assistance, hotel, transfers, and guided tours.
Do Pakistanis get visa on arrival in Thailand?
Yes — free 30-day visa on arrival at Bangkok airport. Fee: THB 2,000 (~PKR 17,000) paid at the airport. Bring passport, photo, hotel booking, and return ticket.
How long is the flight from Pakistan to Bangkok?
Via Dubai (Emirates/Air Arabia): 9–12 hours total. Via Doha (Qatar): 9–12 hours. Via Kuala Lumpur (Air Asia): 10–13 hours. No direct flights — all routes connect via a hub.
Is halal food available in Thailand?
Yes — in Bangkok (Nana area/Little Arabia), throughout Krabi Province (35% Muslim population), parts of Phuket, and via our guides who know halal-certified restaurants in every city.
What is the best time to visit Thailand?
November to February — cool, dry, and perfect weather for beaches and city touring. This is peak season — book 8–10 weeks ahead.
Can I combine Thailand with Malaysia and Singapore?
Yes — 13-day 3-country packages from PKR 420,000 per person, covering Thailand + Malaysia + Singapore.
Book Your Thailand Tour Package
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