Ranveer Singh’s film Dhurandhar has grabbed attention not just for its performances, but also for its stunning locations. Several key scenes of the film were shot in Bangkok and nearby Thai islands, and the visuals have left many viewers dreaming of a vacation there.

Bangkok is already one of the most popular international destinations for Indians—and the biggest reason is its budget-friendly travel, easy connectivity, vibrant nightlife, beaches, and irresistible street food. If Dhurandhar has inspired you to plan a trip, here’s a simple breakdown of travel cost, accommodation, and food expenses.

Why Bangkok is perfect for Indian travellers

• Visa-friendly and well-connected with India

• Affordable flights and hotels

• Famous night markets and street food

• Easy access to islands like Phuket, Krabi, and Phi Phi

• Great mix of city life and beach relaxation

What is the budget for a Bangkok trip?

Booking a travel package is often the easiest and most cost-effective option.

According to popular travel portals like MakeMyTrip, a 6 nights–7 days Thailand package costs around ₹90,000–₹95,000 per person.
This usually includes:

• Bangkok + Phuket + Krabi

• 1-day Phi Phi Island tour

• Return flights

• 4-star hotel stay

• Selected meals

• Multiple sightseeing activities

• Island-hopping tours

In short, you can explore Thailand comfortably within ₹1 lakh.

Can you travel without a package?

Yes—and it can be even cheaper if you plan smartly.

Flights

• Direct flights from Delhi to Bangkok often start at ₹12,000

• During sales, tickets can drop to ₹7,000–₹8,000 one way

Hotels

• Budget hotels: ₹2,000–₹3,000 per night

• Mid-range hotels: ₹4,000–₹6,000 per night

• Luxury resorts cost more, depending on location and season

You can easily find clean, comfortable stays at reasonable prices.

Food expenses in Bangkok

Bangkok is a paradise for food lovers.

• Street food meals: ₹100–₹250

• Seafood, noodles, desserts, fresh fruit shakes—cheap and delicious

• Indian food is available but slightly costlier

• Vegetarians may need to check menus carefully, but options do exist

Daily food expenses can stay around ₹800–₹1,200, even with generous eating.