Okay, travel lovers, listen up! Imagine white sand beaches, mouthwatering street food, majestic temples, and jungle adventures – all packed into a week you can actually afford. Thailand on a budget? YES, it’s possible! We’re spilling the secrets on how to score the most epic Thailand trip ever without breaking the bank. Your Thailand Dream Trip, Budget-Style Here’s the breakdown of your unforgettable 7-day itinerary: Insider Budget Hacks (This is the Good Stuff) Ready to Book? Here’s the Deal A trip like this can easily be done for around ₹70,000 – ₹90,000 for two people. That’s flights, awesome stays, crazy activities, and the best meals! Moreover, you can always visit TripAdvisor for reviews from other travellers who have travelled to the location instead of reaching those places blindly. You can also check the prices of hotels on powerful hotel booking aggregators such as Trivago. Q&A Q: I’m on a tight budget. Is Thailand even doable for me? A: Absolutely! Thailand is one of the most budget-friendly destinations in Southeast Asia. With smart planning, you can have an incredible experience without spending a fortune. Our itinerary and budget tips will help you save big on flights, accommodation, food, and activities. Q: I’m not really a backpacker. Can I still do a budget trip in Thailand? A: Definitely! While Thailand is popular with backpackers, there are ways to travel in style on a budget. Opt for cozy guesthouses and boutique hotels, mix in some street food with restaurant meals, and focus on affordable yet rewarding activities. Q: What time of year is best for a budget Thailand trip? A: The shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October) offer the best balance of good weather and lower prices. The peak season (November-March) can be more expensive due to increased demand. Q: I’m worried about the language barrier. Will I be able to get around? A: While learning a few Thai phrases is helpful, most tourist areas have English speakers. Many restaurants have picture menus, and don’t underestimate the power of hand gestures and a smile! Q: Is it safe to eat street food in Thailand? A: Yes, generally Thai street food is safe and delicious! Look for stalls that are busy with locals – this is a good sign of freshness and quality. Start with simpler dishes if you’re concerned and avoid raw items if you have a sensitive stomach.