What are some practical Thailand travel tips to share?

In fact, there are many guides on the Internet, and if you need to recommend or look for specifics, it is recommended that you clarify a few questions first. 1. Independent travel or grouping? 2. How long does it take?

3. What is the key point of playing? Assuming that you are traveling independently, let's briefly talk about the third point, there are several main types of areas for tourism in Thailand: 1. Urban shopping and leisure The only recommendation is Bangkok.

Koh Lipe, Koh Koo, Trang. 3. Leisure and fresh are generally recommended: Bai County, Hua Hin.

Ayutthaya. Unpopular recommendation: Sukhothai.

Rare recommendation: Lop Furi, Phimai Stone Palace. It is recommended to apply for a visa first, which will be much more convenient.

If you are not good at English, it is recommended that the entry and exit card be sampled, and fill it out completely before entering the customs, and you will be asked for a tip. When it comes to tipping, Thailand is not a tipping country, or not quite. It is recommended to give good services such as elephant training and sea cruises, and it is also recommended to do good massages.

Generally 20-50 plants. Of course, if you are in a group, just hand it all over. It is recommended that personal documents and hotel orders be printed and reserved.

Taxis and tuk-tuks should be carefully confirmed, and do not be slaughtered. Serious buses are mainly found in Bangkok, and most of the others only have pickup buses (Shuangjo). As a reminder, although most people in Thailand are polite and kind, it is important to pay more attention to safety when going out.

There are bound to be bad guys and criminals in every country. Finally, it is suggested that after determining the destination, you must read more strategies and travelogues after determining the destination, and have a good idea of the local customs and customs to avoid falling into pits.

If you want to play in Bangkok and Phuket, you also need to buy a ticket for both places. Although the train ticket is cheap, it is too time-consuming to wander slowly for more than 10 hours like a domestic bus. The most precious thing when you go out is time, and of course you can try it if you want to experience it. ‍‍

If it is a family, it is recommended to use Airbnb, and it is good to book a family room directly, if there are fewer people, you can directly book a hotel, and I personally feel that booking is relatively cheaper. In addition, most hotel reservations require a credit card, and if you don't have one, you can choose some hotels that do not have a credit card, and pay Thai baht when you arrive. ‍‍

Before April, Thailand was visa-free, that is, no money, and the passport was handed over and stamped on the land. It is necessary to queue for a long time, there is a fast track next to it, and you can pay 200 plants for 5 minutes to pass. In addition, the exchange of currency at the airport is as small as possible, and it is enough to pay a tip or fast track fee.

The exchange rate in the urban area is high.

I just arrived in Thailand on the evening of the 9th, and the landing visa is free of charge, and there is no tip, but if you want to get the visa quickly, you can pay 200 baht, you can speed up the visa processing time, and you don't need to queue up for a visa, I am about ten minutes to get the visa, you can find the landing visa on the Internet to fill in the list, to prepare in advance**, you can check what size you need**, take a taxi and a bouncing car to bargain, there is no meter here.

It is said that you need to bring 4,000 RMB equivalent currency to enter the country, which can bring RMB or 20,000 baht. Some people may be spot-checked at the airport and deported if they are not checked. ‍‍

If you want to go to many scenic spots and the transportation is inconvenient, it is recommended to take a day trip. It is equivalent to chartering a car for a day, but it is a small group for a day. You can find the place you want to play on **, basically the famous attractions are covered, and it is definitely much more cost-effective than taking a taxi to the local area. ‍‍

If you communicate outside, English is enough, I feel that Thai people can speak English, and it is enough to buy something at a roadside stall and ask how much. But sometimes it really doesn't work, or you don't know how to express it in English, so you can use Google Translate or any other translation software.

There are 2 airports in Bangkok, Don Mueang Airport and Suvarnabhumi Airport, Don Mueang Airport is the old airport and Suvarnabhumi Airport is the new airport, which is relatively large. Be sure to pay attention to which airport you are going to and from, and don't make a mistake with the pick-up and drop-off. ‍‍

The Thai visa fee is 230 per person, ** on the line, plus service fee and postage about 260 per person, but recently I heard that the travel agency has limited the flow and the visa fee has risen, so you can check it online; If the visa on arrival is 460 for one person, twice as much as the domestic visa, and there will be a long queue. ‍‍

Taxis are not expensive, and for rental cars of various colors, remember to ask the driver to hit the meter (point to the meter and say "by meter"). But if the language is not good, it is recommended to call Uber, or Grab (Didi in Thailand), mark the location on Google Maps, and open the taxi app, which is very convenient.

Of course, you have to bring beautiful summer clothes, girls are taking pictures, colorful clothes are particularly photogenic, and hats, sunglasses, earrings, etc. When you are at the beach, there is a line between the sea and the sky, and there is a colorful you under the beautiful blue sky and white clouds, and you are happy to think about it. ‍‍

I booked the ticket online where I went, of course, Ctrip or anything, which one is cheaper. It is recommended to buy a ticket in advance, buy a round-trip, it will be cheap, I went out this time and a round-trip ticket to Phuket is more than 2400, which is cheap, in fact, if I buy it in advance, it will be cheaper. ‍‍

Thailand has a lot of unique culture and beautiful attractions, but if you're looking for a similar travel experience, here are some Southeast Asian travel destinations to choose from:

1.Bali, Indonesia Bali is an island in Indonesia, located in the eastern part of the island of Java, and is one of the country's most famous tourist destinations. The island has many beautiful beaches, rich culture and history, and cherry blossom trails.

Here you can visit temples, museums, and artists' studios, while also enjoying diving, surfing, and other water sports activities.

2.Boracay, Philippines Boracay is a beautiful resort in the Philippines and is known as "one of the most beautiful islands in the world". It has magnificent natural landscapes, white sand beaches and crystal clear water.

In addition to enjoying the beautiful beaches and water activities, you can also visit the island's cultural and historical sites, such as the famous White Sands Church.

3.Nha Trang, Vietnam.

Nha Trang is a seaside city in Vietnam and is considered one of the most beautiful seaside cities in Vietnam. There are beautiful beaches, delicious local cuisine, and a wealth of cultural and historical sites. Here you can enjoy diving, snorkeling, and other water sports while also visiting local museums, temples, and monuments.

4.Siem Reap, Cambodia Siem Reap is a city in Cambodia that is famous for its temples and monuments, especially Angkor Wat. This World Heritage Site attracts visitors from all over the world.

In addition to Angkor Wat, there are other temples and historical sites worth visiting, such as Wat Bayon, Wat Ta Prohm, and many more outside Angkor Wat. Here you can also enjoy local food and shopping.

5.Bagan, Myanmar.

Bagan is a city in Myanmar that is famous for its temples and monuments, especially the ancient city of Bagan. This World Heritage Site is a unique set of temples and ancient structures that will give you a glimpse into the history and culture of Myanmar. Here you can also taste the beauty of the local area.

I just came back from a trip to Thailand and would like to share my personal experience. If you can take a few minutes to patiently read my guide, you will definitely be able to travel to Thailand without detours!

Thailand is the first choice for many friends to travel and vacation, as a holiday paradise, it has many routes, low prices, good food, beautiful sea, beautiful beaches...There are so many advantages that you can't count, and the whole journey is not expensive, and it is affordable, making it an ideal vacation destination for most tourists. Moreover, they have close cooperation with airlines within the company, and they have great discounts on air tickets. I found more than 4,000 round-trip tickets on various platforms, and Xiao Deng helped me book a direct round-trip ticket to Bangkok for only more than 2,000 (Zhaocheng also includes infrastructure fuel surcharges and insurance), first of all, it helped us save half of the cost in big transportation.

My blind hail family from Singapore took Thai Airways, direct flight to Bangkok, Thailand, the ticket is very cheap, the plane arrived in Bangkok, the local Chinese tour guide Xiao Deng arranged a chartered car has been waiting at the airport, we happily started the Thai vacation mode.

In recent years, the epidemic has rarely traveled, and people have been suffocated, and now many countries have relaxed their epidemic prevention policies and canceled entry epidemic prevention control, which has greatly facilitated our travel.

1. The best way to travel to Thailand: independent travel.

Nowadays, more and more people are going to Thailand for independent travel, and it is also the mainstream way of travel.

Because considering the health of our parents, it is not suitable for a tour group that is too rushed, our family chose to charter a free trip, compared with the cost of the group tour, there is no big gap, we decisively chose to charter a car, which is convenient for us to go out and guess the sail.

Chartered free travel is flexible, there are no restrictions, you can better integrate into the local life, understand the local culture in an all-round way, and deeply experience the exotic customs, this kind of travel is the travel we want, so it is recommended that you travel to Thailand and choose to travel independently.

Thailand has a tropical monsoon climate. Bangkok has a hot and humid climate, with an average annual temperature and annual precipitation of 1,500 mm. Temperature: 35°C (June); A year-round minimum of 11°C (January).

Thailand is located in the tropics, most of the area belongs to the tropical monsoon climate, hot all year round, the temperature difference is not large throughout the year, can be described as "four seasons like summer". Except for a few mountainous areas, the temperature is relatively high in all places, and the average annual temperature is generally around 27 degrees. Annually.

November to January is the best season to visit Thailand, followed by April to October. In Bangkok, for example, the most comfortable month of the year is December, with an average monthly temperature of around 17 degrees, with April-May being the most unbearable.

In season, the average monthly temperature is as high as 38 degrees.

Due to the influence of the tropical monsoon, Thailand can clearly divide the year into three seasons: March to May have the highest temperature, with an average of 32-38 degrees, known as hot.

Season; From June to late October, it is the rainy season, with 85% of the year's rainfall concentrated in the rainy season, and the average monthly temperature is maintained at about one degree. After the rainy season, Thailand ushers in the best travel season of the year - the cool season.

From November to February, the average temperature ranges from 19 to 26 degrees. Although it is called the cool season, the temperature is not low. At this time, Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and other tourist resorts have very beautiful scenery.

Entry and exit information.

When traveling abroad, there are many precautions when entering and exiting the country, so what are the precautions when traveling to Thailand?

Tobacco: 200 cigarettes or 250 grams of tobacco leaves or 250 grams of cigars are allowed duty-free.

Alcohol: 1 litre of table wine or spirits can be carried duty-free.

Duty-free items for tourists: Tourists with transit visas or visas on arrival can bring items worth 10,000 baht per person, or items worth 20,000 baht per family;

Visitors on a tourist visa are allowed to bring 20,000 baht worth of goods per person, or 40,000 baht worth of items per family.

Other: One film machine and 5 rolls of film, or one video camera and 3 rolls of 8 or 16mm film.

When purchasing Buddha statues, antiques and works of art (except small souvenirs) that require special packaging in large volumes, you must first obtain an export permit certificate from the relevant competent authority or store so that you can submit them to customs inspection when you leave the country;

Even if requested by the same group members, tour escorts or tour guides, they should not be entrusted with luggage to prevent the entrainment of contraband items such as drugs, firearms, etc.

Pay attention to the faith, the majority of Thai people practice Buddhism.

The main thing is, don't travel in the rainy season, it's a regular travel agency, and then you can't leave the boy next to the girl!

Be sure to bring sunscreen, sunscreen, and pay attention to bargaining when eating seafood. Nothing else, if you go to sea, you have to rent an underwater camera.

All can be negotiated and don't be wronged, including fines.

Be sure to pay attention to long sleeves and trousers at the Grand Palace