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Diwali in Thailand
Sunday, 8 November 20269 days to go
Diwali week is one of the busiest times for Indian travellers in Thailand: flights from India and Pattaya and Phuket hotels fill up early, and prices go up. The weather is good: the rainy season is ending.
Tips for Diwali
- Pattaya and Bangkok have Indian restaurants that serve Diwali thalis and sweets; book a table for Diwali night.
- Fireworks are not part of Diwali in Thailand, but many Indian-run hotels hold a small puja or party.
- Flights from India on the Diwali weekend sell out first: book them before the hotels.
- A 4-night Pattaya + Bangkok trip fits a Diwali long weekend well.
Popular tours for your Diwali trip
EasyKart Pattaya Bali Hai Pier – Kid Kart (1 Race)
About 1-3 hours including the briefing
From ฿690 ≈ ₹2,070 / person
EasyKart Pattaya Bali Hai Pier – Fast kart (3 Races)
About 1-3 hours including the briefing
From ฿2,600 ≈ ₹7,800 / person
Viva Alangka Cruise (International Buffet) – Entrance Ticket
About 2 hours
From ฿1,280 ≈ ₹3,840 / person
Tuk Tuk Tour – Bangkok Neon Rider: The Ultimate 3-Hour Night Tuk-Tuk Tour
About 3-4 hours
From ฿3,000 ≈ ₹9,000 / person
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