Many people still don't know that the first kind will be committed frequently. What are the three things you should never do when staying in a hotel in Thailand?

Many people still don't know that the first kind will be committed frequently. What are the three things you should never do when staying in a hotel in Thailand? Let's summarize the precautions for traveling to Thailand!

Thailand, a country with strong religious color, not only has many religious considerations, but also has some considerations for staying in hotels.

1. You can't bring durian into the hotel.

But at this time, a friend will ask, durian in Thailand can be said to be a specialty. Why can't I bring wine? You know, in Thailand, durian is not only cheap, but also much better in quality and taste than many cities in China, which leads to many fruit vendors on the street! We should also know that the smell of durian is very strong. People who like durian will love it or not, but for those who don't like durian, it is a hell on earth. I always feel that wherever I go, I am in the public toilet! Therefore, it is forbidden to carry and eat durian in many high-end places and public places in Thailand, so friends who like durian should not bring durian into the hotel ~

You can't bring mangosteen into the hotel.

Little friends should know that mangosteen is a fruit with high sugar content. Think about it. If you leave unfinished mangosteen in a hotel in a tropical country like Thailand, it will attract a lot of ants. You can imagine the ant army of cats and mice! And mangosteen juice is purple. If it drips on the carpet or sheets of the hotel, the staff will have to work hard to clean it up! Therefore, it is forbidden to bring mangosteen into hotels in Thailand.

You can't bring pets into the hotel.

In Thailand, all hotels are not allowed to bring pets except those that are not clearly marked with pets. Who knows whether pets will run around and bite people, and whether there will be guests who are allergic to cat hair and dog hair. Therefore, when traveling abroad, don't take your children out.