For those who have traveled to Thailand, please help me.

= =! First of all, don’t bring too many clothes. Three sets are enough. You can bring two clothes drying racks. (That’s what I brought.) Local clothes are super cheap. I went to buy a Thai long skirt. Remember, you have to bargain for a price, usually less than It’s 100 RMB. The more colorful the clothes you bring, the better. Secondly, I suggest you bring your own slippers. There are no slippers in Thai hotels. You said you went to buy them. In fact, I didn’t have much time on the first day. I brought them myself and always wore slippers when I went to the beach. It can also be worn on a daily basis. Bring toothbrush, toothpaste, soap (some hotels provide soap, some do not) swimming suit, (required, there is swimming in Pattaya) sunscreen, bring UnionPay card, use the card for expensive things, the exchange rate is 4-6 It’s a good deal to swipe a card.

Don’t bring any medicines. The tour guide will provide motion sickness medicine, antidiarrheal medicine, and band-aids.

Bring long sleeves. The air conditioner cannot be turned off in Thai tourist buses. It will be cold on the bus, so be careful of catching a cold.

You cannot wear sleeveless or shorts or skirts above the knee when going to the Grand Palace. Except for the Grand Palace, which requires renting (it is super cheap if you rent it), long-sleeved and long skirts are provided free of charge when visiting other palaces.

You don’t need to bring your own hats. On the first day, you will visit the Grand Palace. The big hats sold at the door are super nice and cost 100 baht or RMB 25 yuan each.

If you want to buy souvenirs, dried fruits, etc., don’t rush to buy them. The tour guide will take you to the dried fruit market on the last day, where the prices are very reasonable. I compared it and found that some durian candies are a little cheaper than those sold outside.

The sockets in Thailand are the same as those in China, so just bring a charger.

Tip and other precautions, the tour guide will tell you in detail how to give it. The most common thing the tour guide said when I went there was "If you don't believe it, please don't slander me!"

Go there to pray to the ground Buddha and invite a Buddha~ I also invited it myself, it cost more than 1,000 RMB, and If you have money, save some money to buy bird's nests. The bird's nests there are much better than what I have seen in China, and the snake medicine is also good.

Save some money, and finally go to the duty-free shop or the Thai airport duty-free shop to buy some L'Oreal, (swipe your card) 0 0 ~I don't know how cheap the L'Oreal there is. The tour guide said that Chinese people go to Thailand only for L'Oreal I went~ Haha, I bought a bottle of CK's new perfume in Thailand, but when I came back I found that it was not yet available in China. There are also free shops at Hong Kong Airport.

Haha, as someone who has just returned from Thailand, I wish you a happy time~ The above is purely hand-made and based on personal experience! !