The Tourist Magnet Thailand Tour with Insta Holidays

THAILAND –the tourist magnet

Mix a little bit of culture into a modern-day tourism and add a lot of beautiful islands, this is how the perfect Thailand vacation looks like. From jungle beaches to bustling city life, the country that runs on tourism has a lot to offer. Our Thailand tour packages involve beautiful islands, water sports activities, visit to peaceful temples and city tours, and if that is not enough you can tell us the destination of our choice and we will customize the tour package especially for you. So whether you are planning a family trip to one of the beautiful islands of Thailand or you are visiting here on your honeymoon, we cater all our clients personally.

Our packages are handpicked and we make sure to make our clients happy. Satisfied customers are the only reward that matters to us. From exploring Khao Sok Park to visiting floating market and exploring China Town, we will not only provide you with the most visited destinations but also take you on the tour to some of the offbeat destinations in Thailand as well. We are your certified travel partners and only after booking a trip with us, you will realize the difference between a great trip and an outstanding one. So, why not book with us?

Blend in to the

Culture of Thailand

95% of the Thai population practices Theravada Buddhism. Approximately seventy-five distinct ethnic groups inhabit this province, with Central Tai being the dominant one, accounting for 36% of the total population. A unique feature of the Thai culture is generally, the youngest sibling is expected to look after the parents upon old age & s/he is the one who inherits the parents’ property. Thai people tend to live in nuclear families & the married couples are expected to move out and live on their own as soon as possible. Touching a person’s head in Thailand is not encouraged as the head is considered to be the highest part of the body and commands respect. Various Buddhism related festivals are celebrated throughout the domain in accordance with the Buddhist religious calendar.