If you travel to Thailand, what should you never bring with you?

If you travel to Thailand, you should never bring cigarettes, because smoking is prohibited in public places in Thailand, so bringing cigarettes will be fined.

Nowadays, many people will choose to travel to Thailand, if you travel to Thailand, it is best not to bring cigarettes, cigarettes are banned in Thailand, and there will be penalties if they are seen by locals.

When traveling to Thailand, you must not bring e-cigarettes, although it does not seem to be a very simple small object, but if you bring e-cigarettes, it is likely to increase your jail time.

Almost all of Thailand's specialties can be brought back home, except for fresh fruits.

1. All kinds of dried fruits, fruit meat and bird's nest.

There are many snacks in Thailand that are delicious, in addition to the familiar durian slices and dried mangoes, there are cashew nuts, almonds, coconut flakes, instant bird's nest, shredded squid, seaweed and so on.

2. Seasoning. Thai spices are very authentic Southeast Asian flavors, and it is difficult to buy authentic soba curry in China, so you can bring some Thai spices, such as red curry, green curry, yellow curry, tom yum soup packets, mustard sauce, Thai salad dressing, Thai coconut milk, etc.

3. Medications. Thailand has a rule that counterfeit medicines cannot be sold. Therefore, all the local medicines in Thailand are real, and the materials are very good, but they are not expensive in Nazhou.

The same ** mountain cold medicine, its added content is higher than that in China, so the effect of the drug will be better. For example, five centipede cough pills, sore ointment, green herbal ointment, tiger plaster, nasal powder and mosquito repellent and so on.

4. Latex pillows.

Latex is a characteristic of Thailand, and in order to facilitate tourists to buy, buy latex supplies in Thailand, such as latex pillows, latex mattresses and latex pillows, etc., can be directly vacuumed in the store, express delivery to the home, do not need to be carried on the plane to bring back, which is quite convenient.

1. Do your homework before the trip, and don't panic when traveling in Thailand.

Before traveling, please understand the latest entry policies and regulations of Thailand, such as applying for a visa on arrival, please prepare relevant materials in advance according to the requirements of the Thai side, and please purchase medical insurance that includes the cost of the new crown ** before entering the country. Group tour tourists must carefully read the itinerary, **, and contract sample provided by the group company before joining the group, focusing on whether the tour fee includes the cost of nucleic acid testing before returning to China, whether the group company purchases medical insurance for tourists that includes the cost of the new crown **, and whether it bears the expenses incurred by tourists staying in Thailand due to the epidemic, and signs a formal travel contract. If you encounter a travel dispute during your stay in Thailand, please call the Thai Tourist Police at 1155 (including Chinese service) to report to the police and protect your legitimate rights and interests in accordance with the law.

2. Local laws should be observed, and tobacco and alcohol should be carried with caution.

According to Thai law, each tourist is only allowed to bring 1 cigarette (200 cigarettes or 250 grams of tobacco) and 1 bottle of wine (no more than 1 liter) into the country. Also, be careful not to put more than one person's alcohol and tobacco together

If the person's luggage is kept in the airport area or in the airport area, it will be regarded as excessive baggage and a fine will be paid. Please observe e-cigarettes. Do not carry or use e-cigarettes and related products, offenders will be sentenced to imprisonment or a fine.

If you're planning a trip to Thailand, then you have to know what you can't bring into the country. Because if you violate these rules, you will face serious consequences such as confiscation of goods, fines, or even arrest. Let's take a look at what is prohibited in Thailand.

Drugs. First of all, drugs should never be brought into Thailand. Thailand** has a very severe crackdown on drugs, and if you are caught carrying any type of poison or drugs, you will face very serious consequences and may even be sentenced to death.

It is important to make it clear that whether you are traveling to Thailand from within your country or from another country, you must not bring any drugs.

Ivory products. Thailand is one of the world's largest markets for ivory, but in 2015, Thailand** banned the export of ivory-bearing products. In addition, in 2018, Thailand** passed a law prohibiting ivory in all its forms, including local production, purchase, and transportation.

Therefore, any carrying of ivory products in any form, whether new or old, is strictly prohibited and if found, it will be late or face confiscation and fines.

Antiques and artifacts.

Thailand is a country with a rich history and culture, and as such, it has a large collection of antiques and artifacts. However, the illegal carrying of antiques and artifacts is strictly prohibited in Thailand**. If you accidentally bring illegal antiques and artifacts into Thailand, whether you are going to give them as a gift or keep them as a souvenir, you will have your items confiscated or taken to court.

Therefore, travelers must consider carefully when buying antiques and artifacts.

Summary. In general, Thailand** has a very severe crackdown on illegally carrying items. If you accidentally bring any prohibited items while traveling to Thailand, you will be caught and severely punished.

So, before you're ready to leave for Thailand, make sure you don't bring any prohibited items with you to ensure that your trip goes smoothly.