Some questions about self-help tour in Thailand in February. Starting from Tianjin. Seek raiders.

1. Warm-up activities: It is hot outdoors in Thailand, and indoor air conditioning is basically available. However, the temperature of the air conditioner is very low, and alternating hot and cold is a common thing. Be very careful of catching cold. It is easy to catch a cold if you are not used to it. So take your coat. There are a lot of mosquitoes and flies in Thailand, so you must have enough standing medicine. Mosquito repellent, moxa stick, cold medicine, gastrointestinal infection medicine, etc. Go! ! AirAsia! ! Official website booked Bangkok-Phuket in Thailand; Air tickets from Phuket to Chiang Mai. Booking in advance will be very cheap, you can pay by credit card, and there is a Chinese website.

2. Itinerary: On the first day in Thailand, I basically arrive at Bangkok Airport in the afternoon or evening. I suggest spending the evening in SIAM CENTER and CENTRAL WORD in Thailand, which are the most concentrated shopping streets in Thailand and Siam Paragon, the largest luxury shopping mall in Asia. There are many hotels in the alley near there, which are relatively clean and safe, and the rent is about 8-16 baht a night. The exchange rate of Thai baht is now 1RMB to 4.4 baht. You don't need to bring too much cash. If you bring cash, you'd better bring US dollars. All tourist attractions in Thailand will have windows to exchange foreign currencies. If you exchange US dollars, you will earn more. If you exchange RMB, the exchange rate is only 1: 3.5+, which is relatively deficient. Just bring a savings card with the UnionPay logo. All ATMs in Thailand can use UnionPay cards to withdraw money, and the exchange rate is relatively high, with a Chinese operation interface, which is convenient. You can also use UnionPay cards to buy things directly.

I suggest going to Pattaya first the next day. There are many buses going back and forth to Pattaya every day, at the Bangkok coach station. You can take a taxi to the station. Bangkok-Pattaya takes about 2 hours by car. Rent a boat during the day to visit the islands near Pattaya, and visit the shemale show and the red light district at night. Stay overnight and return to Bangkok the next day. An ordinary 3-star hotel is about 1 baht a night. There are also 4-5, considering the safety problem, it is still recommended to stay in a regular hotel.

On the third day, I flew to Phuket, and when I arrived in Phuket, I took a 3-5-day trip to China's travel agency to dive in the sun. Enjoy your life. Play more systematically.

the seventh or eighth day. Go to Chiang Mai by plane, because I don't know your specific booking time. So I can't arrange your specific itinerary. It is best to choose Chiang Mai on Sunday, because there is the largest night market in Asia in the center of Chiang Mai on Sunday night. Many handicrafts and Thai specialties are very cheap. Accommodation in Chiang Mai is also convenient, and the rent is about 6 baht a day. Many family hotels are easy to find. The best way to travel in Chiang Mai is to rent a motorcycle. Many places rent a car for 15 baht a day, because Chiang Mai is an ancient city, and many ancient temples are hidden in the middle of the city. The ancient temples are very beautiful. Cars are not as convenient as motorcycles, and they don't need a driver's license, but the main traffic safety is required. Sutie Mountain in Chiang Mai is very beautiful, and you can also drive a motorcycle on it. It is recommended to play in Chiang Mai for 2-3 days.

On the tenth night, take a long-distance bus to Chiang Mai bus station for 1 hours to Bangkok. The fare is about 45 baht.

Arrive in Bangkok on the morning of the 11th. After finding a place to stay, you can choose to visit Grand Palace, the largest palace in Thailand. The fare is 35 baht. Go by taxi. There are many temples next to the Grand Palace, which are also very beautiful. It's worth going. Tickets are all around 5 baht.

Return home on the last day, go to the airport early, and set aside two hours to visit the duty-free shops in Thailand airport, where world-famous brands, perfumes and cosmetics are half cheaper than those in China, which is a place worth visiting. That's about the itinerary.

personal suggestion: book tickets early, preferably in early April, because you can catch up with the Songkran Festival in Thailand. The Songkran Festival is in mid-April, the Thai New Year. It is very grand and fun. Self-help tour costs a lot, please pay attention to it. I have studied in Thailand for 4 years, and I am still in Thailand. What questions can you ask me?

this is what I answered before. That's about all the precautions. The following is a supplement to your question.

1. There are direct flights from Beijing to Bangkok, and AirAsia's is the cheapest. But now is the tourist season in China, so the air tickets will be very expensive. The price of Air China is 3-5. Of course, you have to book tickets in advance. Round-trip air tickets are very important.

2. If you have a visa, go to the Thai Embassy. 3 working days. The tourist visa is free.

3. The best place for handicrafts is Chiang Mai. Cheapest. If you really can't, you can go to the weekend market in Bangkok.

4. Thai people's English is poor! Some people in tourist places can understand some simple Chinese.

if you don't speak the language, there are many inconveniences. I suggest you go with a tour group. Self-help travel is very expensive and takes a lot of time.