Portland, also known as ‘Bridge City’, is known for its beautiful gardens, delicious food, and immersive museums. Book a package with Thrillophilia and explore the dense forests, craft breweries, and scenic biking bridges in Portland.
Enjoy Thrillophilia's all-inclusive packages that cover meals, transfers, and accommodation at top locations. We promise you a smooth journey with tours that are easy on the pockets. You can also choose to personalise your package and add guided activities or attractions of your choice. Get a chance to experience Thrillophilia's 24*7 customer assistance coupled with brilliant on-ground assistance.
With our packages, you could visit the Forest Park in Portland and get a chance to experience more than 10 different trails available here. The trails range from beginner to expert level and it's highly recommended that you don't miss out on the Wildwood Trail. The park is also home to a variety of animals such as chickadees, doves, salamanders, and more.
Visit the Pittock Mansion, which is home to more than 20 rooms that feature a collection of antiques. You can also check out various exhibitions at the mansion which portray the town's period life. Take a relaxing walk in the Lan Su Chinese Garden, and learn about Tai Chi, an ancient Chinese martial art.
So, book your Portland tour packages with Thrillophilia and explore the popular bookstores, beautiful gardens, and exciting activities.
1) Portland Japanese Garden: Take a relaxing walk in the Portland Japanese Garden. You can explore the 5 zones in the garden - Strolling Pond Garden, Flat Garden, Natural Garden, Sand & Stone Garden, and Tea Garden.
2) International Rose Test Garden: Get a chance to admire more than 10,000 blooming roses at the International Rose Test Garden. You could admire many types of flowers here including osmanthus, bamboo, rhododendrons, and camellias.
3) Powell’s City of Books: Spreading across an area of almost a block in the city, Powell’s City of Books is the biggest independent bookstore in the world. You could also check out the Rare Book Room which is home to many autographed books.
4) Forest Park: The Forest Park in Portland is a popular attraction among nature enthusiasts. You can enjoy more than 10 different trails available at the park, ranging from beginner to expert level.
5) Portland Art Museum: Visit the Portland Art Museum, which is known to be the oldest in the Pacific Northwest region. Here, you could take a look at contemporary and modern art and Native American art too.
1) Pittock Mansion: Head out to explore more than 20 rooms filled with antiques at the Pittock Mansion. You will also get a chance to learn more about the evolution of Portland as a city.
2) Lan Su Chinese Garden: Visit the Lan Su Chinese Garden, the design of which has been inspired by the Ming Dynasty's architectural style. Take a look at more than 200 species of plants in the garden.
3) Alberta Arts District: Take a walk across the Alberta Arts District, which is popular for its handicrafts, bookstores, cafes, and more. You could also try a variety of snacks available at the food carts on the street.
4) Voodoo Doughnut: Enjoy a huge variety of delicious doughnuts at Voodoo Doughnut. The shop is also popular for carrying out legal weddings with a giant doughnut in the background.
5) Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI): Immerse yourself in the amazing exhibitions at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry. It is also home to 3 auditoriums which include a theatre, exhibition hall, and planetarium.
Ideally, you could travel to Portland at any time during the year. However, the majority of tourists choose to visit during the peak season (June and August). During this time, the town observes warm temperatures, which is perfect for visiting Lan Su Chinese Garden or Forest Park. If you’re planning a packet-friendly trip, we’d recommend exploring the town during the shoulder season (March to May). From September to November, Portland observes the snowy winters, so it is a good time to visit if you wish to have an icy adventure!
Yes, you will need a visa to travel to Portland. Generally, it takes approximately 60-90 days to process a visa application, which costs roughly $80 (INR 7000-7500). It is suggested that you book a slot for visa documentation well in advance so that you can avoid any last-minute issues.