Private Island Resorts for Honeymoons

Private Island Resorts for Honeymoons


Looking to get away with your extra-special somebody—and, preferably, nobody else? These five romantic private island resorts deliver sun, surf, sand, and seclusion, at off-the-path oases that you'll have (practically) all to yourselves. It's like being marooned on a desert island, but with all of the amenities of a luxury resort, along with a doting staff. Each of these ultimate get-away-from-it-all island retreats promise private paradises tailored for two—just be prepared to pay for the privilege of playing at castaways.

Turtle Island Resort, Fiji

Hosting a maximum of 14 couples at a time, who are privy to as many private beaches, not to mention the services of a friendly Fijian staff numbering more than 100, Fiji's Turtle Island Resort presents the ultimate in seclusion and romance. Set amidst the lush greenery of the Yasawa Islands chain, the 500-acre isle renowned for its Blue Lagoon setting (twice pictured in the films of the same name), Turtle Island welcomes honeymooners with private beaches for two (perfect for champagne-and-lobster picnics), and all-inclusive activities like sunset horseback rides, sailboat lagoon tours, side-by-side treatments in the new spa (one couples' massage is included), and guided scuba diving. Couples share spacious "bures," private timber cottages with soaring thatched roofs, king-size canopied beds, sunken Jacuzzi tubs, and even tongue-in-cheek his-and-hers side-by-side toilets—all with the services of a personal "Bure Mama" (think butler, in the form of a motherly Fijian figure). All-inclusive pricing covers all meals and beverages (including free-flowing vintage wines, cocktails, and champagnes), which can be enjoyed on a seaside perch or floating pontoon for two, or via communal dinners with the rest of the guests. Rates from $2,499 per night, per couple, all-inclusive.

Peter Island Resort & Spa, British Virgin Islands

The largest private island resort in the British Virgin Islands, Peter Island Resort & Spa has been welcoming Caribbean-bound couples in search of easy-going elegance for more than 30 years. The 1,800-acre tropical isle brings together five beaches (including dreamy Deadman's Beach), countless coves, swaying palm trees, and forested mountains for an unspoiled island escape. Bunk down in one of 55 units, including indulgent private villas with your own staff and incredible ocean views; beachfront junior suites, set just steps from the sea; or value-friendly ocean-view rooms. Couples can opt for treatments at the Ayurveda-inspired spa (book one of the open-air bohios for couples' massages); book private beachfront dining experiences (like picnics in secluded coves or tiki torch-lit dinners); throw back cocktails with a Caribbean steel drum band; or partake in activities like snorkeling, sea kayaking, deep sea fishing, hiking, or diving (some activities carry fees). Guests enjoy a three-to-one staff-to-guest ratio, with intuitive service to attend to your every need—from unpacking your bags to crafting your customized island itinerary. Rates from $385 per couple, per night, including select activities.

Cayo Espanto, Belize

Just off the coast of Belize, this intimate private-island paradise—measuring just four palm-forested, turquoise water-enclosed acres—beckons honeymooners for pampering and privacy. Sign up for optional activities like world-class sportfishing, snorkeling, or diving on the world's second longest barrier reef, and indulge in all-inclusive meals, catered to guest preferences (served at your villa, on the beach, or the dock). Retreat for romance at one of just seven beachfront villas, complete with private infinity edge plunge pools (one over-water villa boasts a glass-floor instead), alfresco showers, and private docks—plus the on-call services of personal butlers. Rates from $1,495, per night, per couple, including meals, select beverages, and some activities.

Hayman Island, Australia

Just off Australia's Queensland coast in the Great Barrier Reef-fringed Whitsundays chain, Hayman Island's resort combines the best of luxury digs and pristine nature. Of the 210 guestrooms, try the eight, light-flooded Beach Villas (designed by the same architect behind Amanresorts) for the ultimate in couples' indulgence, with private pools and beach butler service, or the secluded Retreat Rooms, nestled under a tropical garden canopy. Opt in for sunset cheese-and-wine picnics on secluded beaches; twilight dining next to waterfalls or by the beach; or for activities like snorkeling or diving on the Reef, tennis or golf putting, catamaran sailing or seaplane flights, or simply lounging by the lagoon or iconic pool. Rates from $590 per night, per couple, including breakfast and some activities.

Parrot Cay by COMO, Turks & Caicos

Tucked into the paradisiacal Turks & Caicos chain, Parrot Cay's thousand island acres lay claim to miles of powder-white sand beaches, a vast Asian-inspired spa, and laidback luxury digs, all supported by intuitive service. Hop a speedboat across translucent Caribbean waters, where optimum beachfront villas beckon with four-poster beds, garden showers, and personal plunge pools; or try the garden-view or terrace rooms, amongst the more affordable of the 72 guest units. COMO hotels are known for their yoga and wellness programs and sublime COMO Shambhala Spa, ideal for zen-minded duos looking to rejuvenate. Guests can also head out snorkeling, kayaking, water-skiing, or simply lazing by the infinity-edge pool overlooking the Caribbean. After working up an appetite, share a healthy meal for two at the romantic beachfront Tiki Hut. Rates from $475 per couple, per night, including breakfast and some activities.
Modern-day explorer, perpetual seeker, and diligent travel scribe Elissa Richard has set out circumnavigating the globe on an ambitious 14-month adventure. Tag along on her travels through Europe, Asia, the South Pacific, and Latin America—and on the high seas in between—as she reports back to Fodors.com on captivating cruises, hot hotels, and timely travel trends.

Photo credits: Turtle Island Resort courtesy of Turtle Island Resort; Peter Island Resort & Spa courtesy of Peter Island Resort & Spa; Cayo Espanto courtesy of Cayo Espanto; Hayman Island courtesy of Hayman Island; Parrot Cay by COMO courtesy of Parrot Cayby COMO 

5 favourite international destinations for Indians: From Alps to the Great Wall

Nothing gives you greater satisfaction than having taken your sons and daughters (along with their mommy) to an international destination. And with some splendid holidays packages available at shoe string budgets, the demand for such vacations have been growing like mushrooms. So, without further adieu, here are the 5 favourite international destinations for Indians (in no ranking order):

Switzerland: Switzerland enjoys an indomitable command on the heart of all Indians. We have grown up watching Bollywood actresses gyrating on the snowy mountains of the Swiss Alps. Honeymooners who are willing to splurge always choose the Swiss countryside as their preferred post-wedding destination.

Dubai: Dubai has the tallest landmark in the world (Burj Khalifa) and the largest mall on the planet (Dubai Mall) and the only 7-star hotel on Earth (Burj Al Arab). Therefore, it is no surprise that this desert destination is on every Indian’s lips these days! Plus, it is just a short distance away from India and has relaxed some of its stringent rules.

Singapore: Singapore is a favored international destination for two reasons. Firstly, it is a one-roof destination, having beaches, markets, wildlife parks and every other thing you could ask for. Secondly, Singapore holiday packages from India come at very cheap rates. So, budget-friendly clients choose this country over the rest of the world.

Colombo, Sri Lanka: If you want to stay somewhere close, then the Indian peninsula offers Colombo which has emerged, of late, as a very satisfying destination. With lots of temples and wildlife parks in its kitty, it sure is a winner!

China: China is the dark horse in this list. Indian backpackers are still warming up to the idea of holidaying in this country, but it is quite apparent that the tourist count has been on the rise for the past 4 years. Before long, China is likely to leapfrog some of its other Asian rivals! And the greatest reason to visit China? Well, you should check out the ‘Great Wall’ before you die!

River cruising in Goa: Why a cruise on Mandovi River is such a coveted affair?

Goa’s beaches, forts and churches surely deserve to be explored from dawn till dusk. But once you are done with the sightseeing, it would be ideal to wrap up your day with a soothing and panoramic river cruise! Mandovi River is the oasis of this state and the Goa tourism development corporation runs its own ferries offering:

i.                    Sunset cruise (1 hour starting from 6 pm)

ii.                  Sundown cruise ( I hour starting from 7:15 pm)

iii.                Full Moon cruise (1-2 hours starting from 8:30 pm, only on full moon nights)

The river looks serene and splendid, just like the poetic sea as shown in films like ‘Titanic’. You are going to get hypnotized by the charms of river cruising! And with prices as low as Rs 150, this is something you should not steer away from!

Alternatively, you can also try river cruising during the daytime. Apart from the tourism officials, there are a number of private operators who offer cruise services under a Goa tour package. Their plans and deals are much more flexible and fulfilling!

Panjim or Panaji is the most favored spot for going for a cruise. One can even combine sightseeing along with cruising. Some day cruises take you towards attractions like Aguada Fort and Reis Magos Church so that your eyes can have a feast.

Some cruises also include cultural programs and traditional dance shows to give the tourists a heady vignette of the local Goan culture. Overall, for its eclectic charms, the Mandovi River and its attractions are must-visit places in Goa.

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Why couples prefer Ooty for lovemaking?

There are many reasons why newly married couples are planning their honeymoon in Ooty these days. For one, it is extremely cheap (certainly cheaper than places like Shimla or Kashmir). Secondly, it is relatively unexplored and undiscovered, in contrast to the often-frequented hackneyed hill stations of north India! Ooty offers a freshness which is incomparable! It is smaller, less crowded, more serene and definitely more landscaped! So, it is emerging as one of the most favored honeymoon destinations.

Besides, it is not far away from other top honeymoon destinations like Kerala or Chennai! So, more and more couples are choosing Ooty for opening their nuptial chapters!

Now, you may be thinking that what attractions does this place has got in store for you? Frankly, this hill town is all about nature and some of the best natural spots in India lie unseen and often unheard in this quiet town! Amongst the best places to visit in Ooty, the attraction which heads the list is the Botanical Gardens! It is a wonderland not just because it has the abundance of foliage and ponds, but also because it has some intriguing collections, especially a fossil tree trunk which is 20 million years old!

There are many lakes like the Ooty Lake (a must-visit) and Emerald Lake in this place! Other important places to visit in Ooty would be the Dodabetta Peak, Rose Garden and Kalhatty Falls.

In addition, the town has some phenomenal plantations, streams and viewpoints! It is a ‘jannat’ in a true sense!

What makes Golden Triangle Tour of India so Enticing

The land of mystery, diverse traditions and cultures and historical beauty is India. If you plan to visit India, a single tour would not be enough to unveil the hidden mysteries. So book cheap tour packages at any time and get to know the real charm of India. To know the northern India in a nutshell opt for the golden triangles tour covering Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. These cities form a triangle and hence the name. The uniqueness f these cities make it a huge tourist attraction.

Delhi:The starting point in the golden triangle trip, capital city Delhi is divided into New Delhi and Old Delhi with its own story. New Delhi houses the parliament of India and other government offices and other scenic mosques, forts and monuments of the Mughal era including the archaistic Jamma Masjid, Red Fort, Qutub Minar and Humayun's Tomb.

Agra:the next stop Agra, located on the Yamuna banks, houses three UNESCO world heritage sites Taj Mahal, Agra fort and Fatehpur Sikri. Once the capital of the Mughal Empire, Agra is a must visit because of the enticing Taj Mahal, The elaborate carvings in this marble structure is one of the wonders of the world.

Jaipur: the pink city of Jaipur is India’s first planned city and houses great tourist attractions the city palace, Birla temple, Hawa Mahal and other grandeur forts built by the Rajputs. Hawa Mahal, or the Palace of Winds, is renowned for its magnificent architecture. Shopaholics can engross in gemstones, bangles and textiles.

So book tour packages from Delhi and engross yourself in the mysteries beheld by the amazingly fabulous cities of the golden triangle.

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An Enthralling Mount Batur Climb

Bali has always been named as the ‘city of temples’, but there are other treasures hidden here that are ready to be explored. One such treasure that is housed in the sacred city is the gigantic active volcano – Mount Batur.

The 1700 meters high mountain has been a great tourist attraction, urging tourists to book tour packages to Bali. It is suggestible to look for a guide, members of the Association of Mount Batur Trekking Guides, while climbing or trekking this mountain. The guides will help you to choose the right track to climb the mountain, as the track changes with the change in volcanic activities. The guides even suggest cooking eggs on the lava-heated rocks just to remind that the volcano is still active. One can take the thick forest route, Toya Bungkah, to trek their way through the mountain.



Alternatively, they can opt for Pura Jati route, the route with lava fields and harsh underfoot conditions. Climbers prefer to climb during the pre-dawn time, as it offers more clarity in weather and routes. Once at the top the view of the city will leave you awe-struck!  It is famously known as the ‘sunrise climb’ among the locals and travelers. Perched in northern Bali, the active Mount Batur can cause earthquakes and tremors in the city.



Although the best time to visit Bali is during the months of May, June and July, one can always find pleasure in the cool weather of the winter season. So, the next time you visit Bali make two hours time to climb this magnificent mountain and witness the city in a completely different outlook. Also, make sure to book lucrative holiday packages with guide for a hassle-free trip.



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Cheapest Hotels in Thailand: 3 really affordable hotels offering great value for money

Thailand does make for an excellent holiday destination, but some of its resorts can make you squirm because of its high tariffs. But then the country has also got some really cheap hotels which give you great value for your small investment.

Here are some of the cheapest hotels in Thailand which are not just low-priced but very much palatable in quality:

i. Niras Bankoc Cultural Hostel, Bangkok: Located in the region of Khao San, this hotel is more like a guestroom in terms of décor and looks. However, it does offer you most of the modern day amenities including TV, DVD player, wireless internet and other basic hotel services. At THB 467, it is one of the cheapest hotels you could bag with your holiday packages.

ii. Avana Bangkok Hotel, Bangkok: You have to yield to this temptation called Avana Hotel. This 3-star property at Bangkok is one of the cheapest luxury hotels the world has to offer. With swimming pool, fitness room and sauna steam in its kitty, it really spoils and pampers you with its mushy services. It is also excellently located with the airport just 25-minutes’ drive away! And with tariffs starting at just THB 620, this hotel is a complete steal.

iii. Album Loft, Phuket: And just when we thought that it couldn’t get any cheaper, Phuket’s Album Loft brings you rooms at a laughable THB 358. Luxurious rooms and with a swimming pool under its wings, this hotel grabs your attention without much effort. Another key reason why you can book it instantly with Thailand holiday packages is its priceless location at Nanai Road, just a stone’s throw away from the Patong Beach.

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Fascinating Walking Tours of Goa

The energizing Goa is full of surprises and mysteries at every step you take inside the stunning state. Goa can be explored on wheels but a more relaxing way to enjoy the deep rooted traditional Goan beauty is through ‘cholta cholta, implying ‘whilst walking’ in the local Konkani language of Goa. You just need Goa tourism guide and you are ready to unveil the natural beauty Goa beholds.

The first walking tour could be taken along the streets of Panjim city, made of historic buildings, structures, little streets and alleys, which can be explored only while walking. Every turn in this city is worth the walk, the shopping centers, the river-ocean intersection point are all beautifully explored through walking.

Walking along the islands is always mesmerizing. Breathing in the fresh air, relaxing and bird watching are the joys one cannot feel otherwise. One can stay in a village for a couple of hours, gorge into delicious local Goan food, sip the brew and get to know about the history of Goa through the local Goans.

The cultural capital of Goa, Margao is best explored on foot with the twists and curves the city is made up of. A walk inside and around the Holy Spirit Church square and Baroque church or a view from Monte Hill is awe-inspiring, a beauty heaven has preserved itself for all these years.

A small walk along the villages like Calangute and Saligao helps you explore your fun side in the roads of theses villages. Arpora and Colva village are also great walking areas.

The next time you book Goa vacation packages make sure that you take a rejuvenating walk along the streets of Goa to explore the true spirit draped in by the state.

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A Marvel Hot Air Balloon Ride over Jaipur

The pink city of India, Jaipur is precious in myriad ways. The forts, palaces, apparels, gems and the local cuisine all hold great historical significance. A novel attraction that has urged thousands of tourists to book Jaipur tourism packages and flock over to this mystical city is the grand Sky Waltz Hot Air Balloons ride, the first official hot air balloon of India.

A dream seen by many have now been cast into reality with the launch of this mind boggling ride. Jaipur in itself is worth a million dollar treat to eyes and wonder how blessed you will feel once you board the giant balloon that flows at high altitudes in the sky showcasing the whole city in a nutshell, the tall buildings and forts seem like miniatures of which you are the master. The feeling of flying in the air is just indescribable! The hot air balloons ride are completely secure and follow the international standards of safety and security.

From the top

These balloon rides are controlled by highly trained professional pilots flown in from Europe and US. The spectacular ride takes off from different landmarks of Jaipur flowing over theentire beautifully radiant pink city, the take off point being Shiv Vilas, Amber Fort, Delhi Road and others are chosen according to the weather conditions. An ideal way to make your partner fell special is to just take her/him on a romantic hot air balloon ride without any company except for the pilot.

All you need to do for enjoying this memorable ride of your lifetime is to book Jaipur tourism packages and take the help of Jaipur tourism guide and you are ready to explore the earthly beauty of the majestic pink city.

A Heaven to Nature Admirers – The Botanical Garden of Ooty

The ‘Queen of Hill Stations’ – Ooty is a spectacular destination to get away from the chronic hustles of life. A fair listof places to visit in Ooty could be drawn up if you plan to visit this natural splendor. The Emerald Lake, snow capped mountains, the picturesque panoramic beauty all define the beauty of Ooty. One other must visit in Ooty is the gorgeous botanical garden.

Housed on the hillock of Ooty, the grand botanical garden stretches up to an excellent length along the Dodabetta peak, being one of the topmost tourist attractions in India. Nature lovers and botanists are attracted to the uncanny picturesque beauty of this garden. Some rare species of plants and trees that nests in this splendid garden are the paper bark tree, age’s old fossilized tree, cork tree. Other plant varieties includes fern house with innumerable varieties of ferns and orchids, an Italian-sized garden adjoining a beautiful pool and countless colored flower bushes and plants.

The best time to visit this immaculate garden is during the month of May when a flower show is held called ‘Summer Festivals’ exhibiting the rare species of plants. The other natural fragrant plants include imported shrubs, rare flowering plants and myriad varieties of rose’s especially red roses. The garden is looked after by the Horticulture Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu. One can see the tranquil scenery of the Toda mund, the hill, from the eastern wing of the garden.

If you are a nature lover and holidays are not far away then book away Ooty tickets online today and Ooty tourism TamilNadu will help you explore the treasures the hill station has wrapped up in its sleeves.

Best 5 temples in Bali every tourist should visit

Bali packages come with their share of spiritual sightseeing. If you are the type of person who loves to go on endless temple trails, then this island is stitched and woven to suit your preferences perfectly. There are hundreds of temples dotting this small stretch of land. But if we have to handpick a few, then here are the 5 temples we would recommend to every tourist:

i. Besakih Temple or Mother Temple: Situated in a small and quiet hamlet, Besakih Temple is a congregation of a few temples which are more than ten centuries old. There is an element of enigma about them, which is noticeable even to a foreign eye. The 1963 volcanic eruption in the island was surely a catastrophic one, but it didn’t hit these temples, something which is considered incredulous and miraculous.

ii. Tanah Lot: Tanah Lot is the indubitable favorite amongst the tourists because of its picturesque backdrop. Sitting perched on a rock in the middle of the sea, this 15th century structure is best visited during the twilight hours.



iii. Pura Tirta Empul: It is a 10th century temple which is best noted for its springs. Tourists and pilgrims take a bath at its ‘kund’ to cure themselves from any disease or disorder.

 

iv. Uluwatu Temple: Tourism of Bali boasts of an attraction which sits on the edge of the rock and makes both pilgrims and sightseers go weak on their knees. Uluwatu Temple is also laced with myths and mythologies albeit apocryphal.



v. Ulun Danu: It is a 20th century temple but is very popular. Nestled by the Bratan Lake, it glorifies Danu, the deity of lakes.




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The Best Musicals Currently On the West End

The West End of London has remained one of the most exciting destinations for enthusiasts of world-class theatre and musical shows around the globe. In the entire theatre setup of the West End, the musical has been the keystone of success. From the musical shows running for decades to the more contemporary productions, the signs of hit musicals have always emblazoned the boulevards see these theatre stars live, as they give their best performance, and entertain the audience.

You just need to pick out a favourite show, make the booking, and get the best seats before the curtains lift up. Here are the top 5 musicals currently playing in the West End:

Wicked

Based on one of the most popular novels written by Gregory Maguire, The Untold Story of the Witches of Oz, better known as ‘Wicked’, is a thrilling journey of how one of the witches becomes known as the good person and the other, infamous through wicked traits. The experience of this award-winning musical journey is a beautiful mixture of special effects, mythology, romance, great jokes, intricate plot and lots of dance and music. You just need to buy tickets for the Wicked musical and grab the best seats available to enjoy a wonderful musical evening.

The Lion King



This award-winning version of Disney’s most acclaimed works, The Lion King, is one of the most successful musicals in the West-End. The Lion King combines beautiful puppet work, masked beasts, superb dancing and catchy songs by Elton John and Tim Rice to produce an extraordinary atmosphere for the audience. This genre-defying production is as entertaining for the adults as for the kids.

We Will Rock You



We Will Rock You boasts an amazing live performance, set in a world where rock music is banned. The show is jam-packed with futuristic sci-fi characters wearing figure-hugging outfits dancing to the retro beats amid a great deal of special effects. It is basically an excuse to recreate the magic of Queen’s songs in a unique manner and make the audience get on its feet for the sing-along finale.

The Phantom of the Opera



The Phantom of the Opera is a haunting folklore of the tragic relationship between a scarred music composer, living beneath the Paris Opera House, and a beautiful singer. The sinister romantic tale is backed by numerous swashbuckling scenes and the grandest musical set of all time.

Thriller Live



Thriller Live is a tribute to the musical journey of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson and his band - the Jackson 5. The two hours of non-stop Jackson hits is back to the West End after wildly successful UK and European tours. A crew of over 80 singers, dancers and musicians do every bit of justice they can to the legacy of Michael Jackson.

10 Best Things about Bali: From beaches to temples to food

Bali has so much to offer that it would be a great injustice to deprive our readers about some of its much-coveted attractions. Without any preamble or boring ramblings, let us arrive straight to the point and enlist ten great things about this hot-n-happening island:

Beaches:

Did someone say Bali also has beaches? One of the chief reasons why people travel to this destination is to sashay on its tropical sunny beaches with their wives and girlfriends. Kuta Beach deserves a special mention!

Photogenic destination:

Another great thing about Bali is that it is a seductress for any photographer! You just need to look at its beaches and temples to get what we are trying to say!

Monkey temple:

Check out any Bali tourism guide and you would be easily able to spot the Monkey Temple at Uluwatu! It is a great place to check out the wild antics of these untamed and fetterless apes.

Nightlife: Bali also has a nightlife which brims with discos and pubs, clubs and bars! It is not something any wanderlust can miss out on!

Tanah Lot:

Tanah Lot is perhaps the most enigmatic temple of Bali. Its USP is its isolated location at the tip of the ocean!

Surfing spots:

If you have a thing or two for surfing, then Bali’s waters would make you swoon with their wavy appeal!

Spas:

Bali is a place which offers some fabulous spa parlors. If you are going through physical malaise, then these places would really appeal to you.

Culture:

Bali has a warm and endearing culture. The people are God-fearing and the traditions are deep-rooted.

Street food:

Another great thing about Bali is its street food. They are yummy, they are finger-licking and they are super-cheap!

Flora and fauna:

Being a tropical island, it is no wonder that the place is replete with exciting flora and fauna. Many wildlife fanatics look for Bali tour packagesfrom India primarily to savor its birds, bees and beasts!

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Travelling through Thailand in Budget and Style

The magnetic country of Thailand is like a bag loaded with fun, pleasure and surprises.  Tourists get pulled towards the liveliness of the country and end up booking tour packages for Thailand. However, one of the chief concerns while traveling to any part of the world is money. The huge costs of travelling are not affordable by every tourist, leaving them in a dilemma. However, Thailand is one such country where you can travel in style and within your budget.

Be fly in Thai infographic

Location: Save costs by choosing cost-effective accommodation. If you want to stay in close proximity to the nightlife then book costly airport or chief beach side hotels. But a budgetary accommodation would mean staying away from the hustle, i.e., near the remote areas of the city.

Season: A better way of travelling in budget is to travel in the low-traffic season of summer. The temperature around Thailand is pleasant round the year meaning exploring the country during the hot season could also be fun-packed.

Food: Food is the most important element during traveling and Thailand serves up special Thai delicacies at just the right prices. The street stalls and cheap restaurants are the perfect places to eat, the best within your budget.

Transportation: Travelling to different parts of the city or in neighboring towns is best done through buses or trains. However, long travels from one end of the country to another are now feasible due to the availability of cheap airline tickets.

Price negotiation: This is a vital factor of budget travelling. Thailand is a bargain-prone country. So bargain freely without any tinge of embarrassment.

The chief way to travel in budget is by booking a cheap tour package to Thailand which saves a good amount of money without requiring you to compromise on the fun part.

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