What are the unknown tips for saving money when traveling to Thailand?

If you want to save money in Thailand, you can consider the following tips, which can really save you a lot of money unintentionally! Get in the yard! At that time, I only paid attention to these points and saved more than1k. Ha ha!

Choose the modes of transportation commonly used by local people.

In Thailand, local people usually use motorcycles and buses, which are cheaper than taxis and sightseeing buses. If you have certain driving skills, you can consider renting a motorcycle and going to road trip! And the local DuDu is Thai culture! I really suggest you try it when you travel!

Buy food from local vendors.

There are many vendors in Thailand. They not only provide delicious food, but also provide very affordable prices. Compared with going to the store to eat, the price of the stall can be at least half cheaper! Friends who go to Thailand for the first time can try it ~ especially many Thai specialties are vendors, haha!

Choose the area where the local people live.

Hotels in some tourist areas in Thailand are very expensive. If you want to save money, you can choose to live in an area where local people often live. The price is relatively low, so you can better feel the local culture.

Put the nearby tourist attractions in the one-day plan.

When visiting scenic spots, you can plan the route reasonably and put adjacent scenic spots on the same day to reduce the round-trip distance and transportation costs. Mainly not so tired! After all, Thailand is so big! Therefore, it is very important to plan your trip reasonably in advance! Before, we just spent a day not paying attention to two places, and basically a lot of time was spent on the road! There's no need!

Bargain while shopping

In some small shops and markets in Thailand, you can bargain with sellers, and the prices are often more flexible, so you can get more discounts by bargaining. Bargaining in Thailand is a very normal behavior! Most people will do this! Therefore, many merchants have already included bargaining when pricing! If you want to get a better price when shopping, you might as well try to bargain with the merchants.

If you want to save money in Thailand, you need to fully explore local resources and convenient conditions and integrate into local life as much as possible, which can not only reduce travel costs, but also better feel the culture and customs of Thailand.