Guru Travels Limited

Thailand is one of the most popular holiday destinations for Nepali travellers  and it's easy to understand why. Beautiful beaches, amazing food, exciting nightlife, world-class temples, and some of the friendliest people you'll ever meet. And compared to Europe or America? Thailand is incredibly affordable.

The best part for Nepali travellers is that Thailand offers visa on arrival  and our team at Guru Travels takes care of the entire visa process for you. You just pack your bags. We handle everything else.

This guide covers our Thailand 4 Nights 5 Days package from Nepal  a complete Bangkok and Pattaya holiday starting from just NPR 60,000 per person. We'll walk you through the full itinerary, what's included, what to expect, and answer all the common questions Nepali travellers have before booking their first Thailand trip.

PACKAGE OVERVIEW

Here's everything that's included in the Guru Travels Thailand 4N 5D package from Nepal at a glance:

•  Return flights from Kathmandu (TIA) to Bangkok  included in the price
• 4 nights in 3-star or 4-star hotels in Pattaya and Bangkok
• All meals  breakfast, lunch, and dinner  included throughout the trip
• Airport pickup and drop-off in Bangkok on both arrival and departure day
• Coral Island full-day boat tour from Pattaya with lunch
• Bangkok half-day city tour with an English and Nepali speaking guide
• Full Thailand visa assistance  our team handles your application
• 24/7 support from the Guru Travels team while you're in Thailand

Here's exactly what happens on each day of your Thailand trip from Nepal. We've kept this simple and honest  no vague descriptions, just the real itinerary.

Kathmandu → Bangkok → Pattaya

Your Thailand adventure begins the moment you land at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. Our representative will be waiting for you at the arrival hall with your name on a board  you won't have to figure out anything alone.

After collecting your luggage and clearing immigration (our visa assistance makes this smooth), you'll be transferred directly to your hotel in Pattaya. The drive takes about 2 hours and passes through some beautiful Thai countryside.

Pattaya is a lively beach city on the Gulf of Thailand  famous for its beach, night markets, street food, and the famous Walking Street. Today is mostly a travel day, so the evening is completely free. We suggest taking a slow walk along Pattaya Beach, trying some local Thai street food, and getting a good night's sleep before the big day tomorrow.

🏨  Tonight's hotel:  4-star or 5-star hotel in Pattaya  sea view rooms available on request

🍽️  Meals:  Dinner included at hotel restaurant

💡  Local tip:  The night market near Beach Road has excellent pad thai and mango sticky rice for around THB 60-80 (NPR 250-350). Walk there after dinner.

Pattaya's most famous island experience

Today is one of the highlights of the whole trip. Coral Island  known locally as Koh Larn  is just a 45-minute speedboat ride from Pattaya and it's genuinely beautiful. Think crystal clear turquoise water, white sandy beaches, and colourful coral reefs.

The boat departs from Pattaya pier in the morning. Once you arrive on the island, the day is yours to enjoy. The package includes lunch on the island  fresh grilled seafood, Thai curries, and cold drinks right by the beach.

If you want to try water sports on the island  snorkelling, parasailing, banana boat rides, or jet skiing  you can book these directly at the island at your own cost. Most activities cost THB 200-500 (NPR 850-2,100) each.

The boat returns to Pattaya in the afternoon, giving you plenty of time to rest before the evening. If you have energy left, Pattaya Walking Street opens after dark and is a remarkable experience  colourful, loud, and completely unique to Thailand.

🚤  Transport:  Speedboat to and from Coral Island  included

🍽️  Meals:  Breakfast at hotel + Lunch on the island  both included

💡  Local tip:  The best snorkelling spots on Coral Island are on the quieter north side of the island  ask your guide to take you there.

The big city experience

This morning you check out of your Pattaya hotel and transfer to Bangkok. The drive takes about 2 hours. Your luggage is transported directly to your Bangkok hotel so you don't have to worry about it.

In the afternoon, your Bangkok half-day city tour begins. Bangkok is one of the most exciting cities in Asia  a brilliant mix of ancient temples, gleaming skyscrapers, busy markets, and some of the best food on the planet.

Your city tour covers some of Bangkok's most iconic sights. The Grand Palace is the obvious highlight  this stunning complex of golden spires and ornate temples has been the official residence of Thai kings for over 200 years. Wat Phra Kaew (the Temple of the Emerald Buddha) sits inside the palace complex and is considered the most sacred Buddhist temple in all of Thailand.

From there, your guide will take you to see Wat Arun  the Temple of Dawn  which sits right on the bank of the Chao Phraya River and looks magnificent in the afternoon light. You'll also visit a local floating market or a traditional Thai silk shop depending on the day's schedule.

The evening in Bangkok is free. We strongly recommend going to a rooftop bar for sunset views over the city  Bangkok's skyline at dusk is genuinely breathtaking.

🚌  Transport:  Private air-conditioned van from Pattaya to Bangkok  included

🏨  Tonight's hotel:  4-star or 5-star hotel in Bangkok city centre

🍽️  Meals:  Breakfast at Pattaya hotel + Dinner in Bangkok  included

💡  Local tip:  For the rooftop bar experience, Sky Bar at Lebua Hotel (from the film Hangover II) has the most famous view. A cocktail costs about THB 400-600 (NPR 1,700-2,500) but the view is absolutely worth it.

Your day  your choice

Today is completely free. No schedules, no guides, no fixed plans. Bangkok is one of the world's great cities and a full free day here is genuinely exciting.

Here are some ideas for how to spend your free day in Bangkok, depending on what you enjoy:

• Chatuchak Weekend Market  the largest outdoor market in the world with over 15,000 stalls. Open Saturday and Sunday only. Everything from clothes and antiques to food and plants. Budget NPR 2,000-5,000 for shopping.
• Chinatown (Yaowarat)  Bangkok's famous Chinatown is one of the oldest and best in Asia. Walk through the narrow lanes, try Chinese-Thai street food, and don't miss the gold shops. Best in the evening when all the food stalls open.
• Asiatique Night Market  a beautifully designed riverside night market with shops, restaurants, live performances, and a giant Ferris wheel. Perfect for the evening.
• Thai Massage  Bangkok has world-famous traditional Thai massage parlours. A full one-hour traditional Thai massage costs about THB 200-300 (NPR 850-1,250). Treat yourself  you've earned it.
• Day Trip to Ayutthaya  if you want more history, our team can arrange a day trip to the ancient capital of Ayutthaya, about 80km north of Bangkok. Ask us to add this to your itinerary.
• Shopping Malls  Bangkok's malls are extraordinary. Siam Paragon, Central World, and MBK Center are the biggest. Great for electronics, clothes, and Thai souvenirs.

 🍽️  Meals:  Breakfast at hotel included. Lunch and dinner are on your own  budget NPR 600-1,500 per meal.

💡  Local tip:  Get a one-day BTS SkyTrain pass for about THB 140 (NPR 580). It covers most of central Bangkok and is much faster than taxis during the day.

Until next time, Thailand

All good things come to an end. Today you check out of your Bangkok hotel and our driver will transfer you to Suvarnabhumi Airport in time for your flight back to Kathmandu.

Departure times vary depending on your flight schedule  our team will confirm your pick-up time the evening before so you have plenty of time at the airport. We recommend being at the airport at least 3 hours before your international departure.

On the way to the airport, or if you have time before check-out, grab a final Thai breakfast or pick up some last-minute souvenirs. Good options for Thailand souvenirs to bring back to Nepal include dried mango, Thai chilli sauce, Thai silk scarves, and elephant figurines  all available at most convenience stores and airport shops at reasonable prices.

Before you know it, you'll be back in Kathmandu with five days of incredible memories, a full camera roll, and probably a new love for Thai food.

🚌  Transport:  Hotel to Bangkok airport  private transfer included

🍽️  Meals:  Breakfast at hotel included

💡  Final tip:  Check-in at Suvarnabhumi Airport is easy but the airport is large. Follow the signs for your airline and give yourself plenty of time. Most flights to Kathmandu are in the morning.

We want to be completely clear about what you get with the NPR 60,000 package and what you'll need to budget separately. No hidden surprises.

 Included in Your Package

• 4 nights accommodation in 3-star or 4-star hotels (2 nights Pattaya, 2 nights Bangkok)
• All meals  breakfast, lunch and dinner every day
• All airport transfers in Thailand (arrival pickup and departure drop)
• Pattaya to Bangkok private vehicle transfer on Day 3
• Full-day Coral Island speedboat tour with island lunch (Day 2)
• Half-day Bangkok city tour with guide (Day 3)
• Full Thailand visa assistance  our team handles your application paperwork
• 24/7 Guru Travels support throughout your trip

 Not Included  Budget Separately

• Personal spending, shopping, and souvenirs
• Optional water sports on Coral Island (snorkelling, parasailing etc.)
• Entry fees to Grand Palace and temples (approximately THB 500 / NPR 2,100 per person)
• Drinks at restaurants beyond what is served with meals
• Travel insurance  we strongly recommend getting this before you travel
• Any activities on your free day in Bangkok (Day 4)

The great news for Nepali travellers is that Thailand offers visa on arrival for Nepali passport holders. This means you don't have to apply weeks in advance or visit a Thai embassy before your trip. You get your visa stamp when you land at Bangkok Airport.

However, the visa on arrival process at Suvarnabhumi Airport can sometimes involve queues, especially during peak travel season. Our team at Guru Travels handles the entire process for you  we prepare all your required documents, guide you through exactly what to do, and make sure everything is in order before you board your flight. You won't be standing confused in an airport queue wondering what form to fill out.

Documents Typically Required for Thailand Visa on Arrival

• Valid Nepali passport (at least 6 months validity remaining)
• One recent passport-size photo
• Proof of confirmed hotel booking (we provide this)
• Proof of confirmed return flight (we provide this)
• Proof of sufficient funds (bank statement recommended)

WHEN TO GO

Thailand is a year-round destination but some months are better than others. Here's an honest breakdown for Nepali travellers:

 November to February  Best Time

This is the peak and most popular time to visit Thailand. The weather is dry, sunny, and not too hot  perfect beach weather in Pattaya and comfortable sightseeing in Bangkok. Temperatures sit around 25-30°C. This is when most Nepali families and honeymooners travel. Book early  prices are higher and packages fill up quickly.

March to May  Hot but Good

Thailand gets hot during these months  temperatures can reach 35-38°C in Bangkok and Pattaya. It's still a great time to visit if you don't mind the heat. Prices are slightly lower than peak season and the beaches are less crowded. Great for budget travellers.

June to October  Monsoon Season

This is the rainy season in Thailand. You'll get heavy afternoon showers, especially in July and August. The sea in Pattaya can be rough and Coral Island tours may be cancelled on some days. However, prices are at their lowest and Bangkok is still fully enjoyable. If your budget is tight, this is when you'll get the most value. Our team will always check weather conditions before your Coral Island tour.

TRAVEL TIPS

• Take some Thai Baht (THB) cash with you. ATMs in Thailand work fine but charge a fee of THB 200 (NPR 840) per transaction. Exchange NPR to THB in Kathmandu before you leave for a better rate.
• Download the Grab app before you fly. Grab is the Uber of Southeast Asia and works brilliantly in Bangkok for affordable, safe taxi rides on your free day.
• Dress modestly when entering temples. Shoulders and knees must be covered to enter the Grand Palace and most Buddhist temples. Scarves and wrap skirts are usually provided at the entrance  or just pack a light scarf.
• The Thai currency is Thai Baht (THB). As of 2026, roughly THB 1 = NPR 4.2. So NPR 1,000 is about THB 238. Keep this in mind when shopping.
• Thailand's food is generally quite spicy. Always say 'mai pet' (not spicy) or 'pet nit noi' (a little spicy) when ordering if you're not used to strong chilli. Most restaurants are happy to adjust.
• Respect Thai customs. The King and royal family are deeply respected in Thailand  never make jokes or negative comments about them. Remove shoes before entering homes and temples.
• Seven-Eleven convenience stores are everywhere in Bangkok and Pattaya  open 24 hours, cheap snacks, clean bathrooms, and cold drinks. Great for late-night hunger.
• Carry a portable power bank. Thailand is hot and you'll be on your phone for maps and photos all day. A fully charged power bank is one of the most useful things you can bring.
• The water tap is not drinkable in Thailand. Buy bottled water  it costs THB 7-10 (NPR 30-42) at any 7-Eleven. Hotels provide complimentary water bottles too.
• Travel insurance is strongly recommended. We can help you arrange it. Medical care in Thailand is very good but can be expensive without insurance.

Here are the questions Nepali travellers ask us most before booking their Thailand holiday

Q: How much does a Thailand trip cost from Nepal?

A: Our Thailand 4 Nights 5 Days package from Nepal starts at NPR 60,000 per person with flights included. This covers return flights from Kathmandu, 4-5 star hotel accommodation, all meals, airport transfers, Coral Island tour, Bangkok city tour, and full visa assistance. The final price depends on your travel dates and the number of people in your group  contact our team for a personalised quote.

Q: What is the best time to visit Thailand from Nepal?

A: The best time is November to February when the weather is dry, sunny, and comfortable  perfect beach weather for Pattaya and ideal sightseeing conditions in Bangkok. March to May is also good but hot. June to October is monsoon season with lower prices but some rainy days. 

Q: Is the Coral Island tour safe?

A: Yes  the Coral Island tour is one of Thailand's most popular and well-established tourist experiences. Speedboats are licensed, life jackets are provided, and the tour operators are experienced. The sea conditions are calmest from November to May. If weather conditions are rough on your day, our team will advise on rescheduling or an alternative activity.

Q: What is included in the NPR 60,000 Thailand package?

A: The package includes return flights from Kathmandu, 4 nights in 3-4 star hotels, all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner), airport transfers in Bangkok, private Pattaya to Bangkok transfer, Coral Island full-day tour, Bangkok half-day city tour, and full visa assistance. Personal expenses, optional activities, and temple entry fees are separate.

Q: How many days is enough for Thailand?

A: 4 Nights 5 Days is a great introduction to Thailand  you get to experience both Pattaya's beach scene and Bangkok's city experience. If you have more time, we can extend the package to 6N 7D or 8N 9D to include Phuket, Chiang Mai, or Phi Phi Islands. Ask our team about extended Thailand packages.

Q: Can I travel to Thailand alone from Nepal?

A: Absolutely yes. Thailand is one of the most solo-traveller-friendly countries in the world. Our package works just as well for solo travellers as for groups  you'll be met at the airport, your hotels are booked, and our team is available whenever you need help. Many Nepali solo travellers choose Thailand as their first international trip. 

Q: How do I book the Thailand package from Guru Travels?

A: Simply call us on +977-9851334626 or message us on WhatsApp. Tell us your preferred travel dates and group size, and our team will send you an exact quote within 24 hours. We require a booking deposit to confirm your flights and hotels, with the balance due before departure.

Thailand is waiting  and getting there from Nepal has never been easier or more affordable. Our team at Guru Travels has helped hundreds of Nepali travellers experience their first Thailand holiday, and we'd love to help you plan yours too.

Whether you're going with your family, your partner, or on your own we'll put together a Thailand package that fits your dates, your group size, and your budget. Just reach out and tell us when you want to go. We'll take care of absolutely everything else.