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About Us
Thailand Up is the ultimate source for planning your trip to Thailand!
Our mission is to help travelers discover Thailand with confidence by offering clear, reliable, and thoughtfully curated recommendations.
We are dedicated to providing the most accurate, up-to-date information and meticulously curated recommendations for accommodations, activities, and must-see destinations.
We are not a travel agency, however, with more than 10 years of experience of living and travelling in Thailand, we have decided to start this website.
You can use Thailand Up to plan your trip and find the best flights, hotels, and tours for your budget, while book directly with well-known websites such as booking.com and others.
Whether you like the touristic sites or the hidden gems, with Thailand Up you can find what you’re looking for.
Plan Your Trip
Choose Your Itinerary
The first step to plan your trip is choosing the right itinerary for you!
Book a flight
Once you've decided when you are coming to Thailand and how long you'd like to stay, the next step is to book a flight
Book Your Hotels
You gotta sleep somwhere.. Book your hotels in advance to get the best rates!
Book Transport
Getting from place to place - book your domestic flights, ferries, busses, etc
Book Tours
That's why you come to Thailand, right? Tours are an essential part of your dream holiday!
You're all set
Now all that's left is for you to enjoy your dream holiday in Thailand!
Do I Need a Visa?
One of the most common questions out there, is whether or not you need to get a visa to visit Thailand.
The short answer is probably not, as most countries fall under the “free visa” category, however, it depends on what your nationality is.
Citizens of 93 countries and territories can enter Thailand under the Tourist Visa Exemption Scheme, which allows them to stay up to 60 days without getting a visa.
On top of that, 31 countries and territories eligible for a Visa on Arrival, meaning they don’t have to get their visa situation sorted before flying to Thailand.
Read More about Thailand Visa here.
Popular Tours
Here is the most popular and must do tours & attractions in Thailand!
Articles
The most popular Island Hopping tour, departure from Phuket
The most popular water park in Pattaya
The most Elephant Jungle Sanctuary in Koh Samui
Emerald Pool & Tiger Cave Temple Full-Day, Krabi
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Thailand!
The climate in Thailand is tropical, therefore it is unpredictable throughout the year.
That being said, statistically the Cool Season (November to April ) is generally considered the best time with lowest chance for rainfall, with April being the hottest month of the year.
The Guld Islands (Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, and Koh Tao) are slightly different, with the raining season being from October - December (up to mid-January).
Another exception to that rule is Hua Hin, with only 2 rainy months per yea r- September and October.
As for the north, it is blooming and beautiful during the wet season.
If you are from a western country you will most likely fall under the Visa Exemption, meaning you will not need to get a visa.
Most travellers are granted a 60-days Visa Exemption which can be extended for another 30 days without having to exit the country.
However, you will be requierd to fill out Tdac (free of charge).
For more information please visit our Thailand Visa page.
Yes, absolutely. Upon entering the country you must have your hotels booked, otherwise you might be denied entry.
The immigration don't typically check that, but when they do if you've only booked your first hotel or didn't book a return flight, they might use that as a reason to not let you into the country.
The short answer is yes, Thailand is considered very safe for tourists.
While in the past it wasn't the case, nowadays tourists can travel in Thailand without worrying about their safety.
The only exception is the provinces south of Krabi (except for Koh Lipe) which are much less popular for tourists anyway.
The more the merrier. Please check out our Thailand Itinerary page for more information.
Absolutely! Thailand is a destination that truly caters to everyone.
Whether you're a backpacker, a couple celebrating a honeymoon, a family with young children, or a senior traveler, you'll find an experience tailored for you.
This inclusivity is reflected in the diverse accommodations available, ranging from romantic "adults-only" resorts and fun "family-friendly" hotels (complete with kids' rooms and slides) to five-star luxury retreats and budget-friendly guesthouses.
- Flights: through a reliable website like Expedia, or directly on the airline's website.
- Hotels: through Booking.com, Agoda, Expedia, Trip.com, or directly on the hotel's website
- Tours: on Klook, GetYourGuide, or upon arrival with local travel agencies.
- Transport: Ferries and busses can be booked in 12go.asia
Once a month in Haad Rin. There are other festivals in Phangan, with the most famous one being Half Moon Festival.
You can read more about Koh Phangan Fullmoon Party and Koh Phangan Half Moon Party in here.
It is not recommended to drink tap water in Thailand. You can buy a small bottle of water for as little as 7 baht.
Cash is King in Thailand. Outside of major shopping malls, most street vendors, small restaurants, and markets do not accept credit cards or mobile payment systems like Apple Pay.
While locals often use QR code bank transfers or e-wallet apps (like True Money), these are generally unavailable to tourists.
Therefore, you should plan to rely primarily on the local currency, the Thai Baht (THB). Currency exchange booths are widely available throughout tourist areas.
