I would like to ask if the temperature is more suitable to go to Thailand in January? Other things to note

Best travel season: November to February of the following year.

Notes

1. Before traveling, please carefully check your travel documents and related materials, such as passport, visa, round-trip air tickets, etc., and keep a copy of your passport for future reference. Arrange your itinerary reasonably to avoid traveling to Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat provinces in southern Thailand where the security situation is unstable.

2. Please be sure to comply with the Thai government’s regulations on foreign citizens bringing no more than 200 cigarettes (10 packs, 1 carton) and 1 liter of alcohol into Thailand duty-free. If the amount exceeds the limit, a high fine will be imposed. , and once caught, the penalty result cannot be changed.

3. If you choose to participate in a group tour, please verify with the domestic tour group agency the number of self-paid items in the itinerary, costs, etc., avoid choosing travel products that are significantly lower than the reasonable market price range, and remember to obtain relevant insurance .

4. When going out in Thailand, please do not carry large amounts of cash, do not check valuables, try to avoid traveling late at night, and raise awareness of prevention. Remember the license plate number when taking a long-distance bus, taxi, or street tricycle. In case of theft or robbery, please call the police immediately.

5. Please pay attention to diet and water safety during your stay in Thailand. Please choose formal and legal restaurants to eat, eat less raw, cold and spicy food and keep relevant documents. When swimming in the sea, participating in snorkeling and other wading activities, please make careful choices based on your own circumstances, go with others, and take relevant protective measures.

6. If you lose your passport or other travel documents while in Thailand, please report it to the police immediately and bring it to the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in Thailand with the police report (the original document must be kept properly for inspection when leaving the country), a copy of your passport or ID card Apply for a replacement travel permit to return to your home country.

Travel Taboos:

Thailand Entry Instructions: Local regulations and taboos

1. Do not hold hands or scare others from behind.

2. Women are not allowed to wear short skirts and sleeveless clothing when entering the palace. Men must wear collared tops and are not allowed to wear slippers.

3. You must take off your shoes when entering the temple, and your clothing should be neat and dignified. It is best not to wear shorts.

4. Be courteous when meeting monks; women should avoid touching monks. If you want to donate property, you can ask a man to do it for you or place it directly on the table.

5. When greeting, you should put your hands together and do not point at people or objects with your toes.

6. The head is the most sacred part of the body. Do not touch other people’s heads casually. Khun in Thai means Mr., Miss, or Mrs. It applies to both men and women.

7. Men and women should not be too intimate in public places, nor should they lose their temper in public.

8. Gambling is prohibited in Thailand, and cards or mahjong are not allowed even in hotel rooms.

Thai custom:

The head is sacred and inviolable. The child's head is only allowed to be touched by the king, the king or the parents. Before a haircut, the barber says something like "I'm sorry" before starting the haircut. When one person passes something to another, never pass it over the other person's head. Thais eat with their right hand and use their right hand when passing things to others to show respect. If you have to use your left hand as a last resort, you should first say "Left hand, please forgive me." Do not point to someone with your hands (especially one finger), but use your chin. When calling someone, straighten your arms, palms down, and move your fingers up and down. Do not twist your fingers, clap or shout. It is forbidden to kill animals on Buddha's Day, so the killing of pigs and chickens must be completed the day before. Fighting matches, gambling, and marriages are also prohibited on important Buddha's Days, and horse racing and boxing are not allowed to be held.

Thailand’s Top Ten Foods

1 Ant Eggs

We have long known that ants are edible, but did you know that ant eggs are also a delicacy in the world? They look like immature ants, each about the size of a pea, and are delicious when added to tamarind soup.

2 Fried Big Insects

In some cities in northern Thailand, you can eat fried big worms with onions and peppers. They are absolutely delicious dishes to go with wine.

Three Flowers

Vegetables are nutritious and delicious, and so are flowers. In Chiang Mai, Thailand, the flowers are often used as a soup base in noodles and are sometimes fried, which is equally delicious.

Four duckbill shells

As for the ingredients, you cannot let go or waste every delicious thing. Duckbill shells may not seem meaty, but they are very tasty, especially when grilled.

5. Shark meat

The shark is stir-fried with pepper, onion and chili and it is very delicious.

Six Minced Meat Sticky Rice

A very delicious rice, minced meat is mixed with rice and cooked together, as well as fresh vegetables.

Seven Fried Frogs

It is different from the way we eat frogs here. Thai people prefer to fry larger frogs. It looks very weird.

8 Fried pork rinds

Dry the pig rinds and then fry them in a pan. Only you will know the taste after you taste it. Usually added to sandwiches with spices.

Nine Pork Blood Noodles

Adding fresh pig blood to the noodle soup makes the color richer and the taste more delicious.

Ten Chili Sauce

A special Thai dense sauce, added with a variety of seasonings such as garlic, lemon, palm sugar, etc., the taste is quite weird and full of Thai flavor. 7. Fried frogs

It’s different from the way we eat frogs here. Thais prefer to fry larger frogs. It looks very weird.

8 Fried pork rinds

Dry the pig rinds and then fry them in a pan. Only you will know the taste after you taste it. Usually added to sandwiches with spices.

Nine Pork Blood Noodles

Adding fresh pig blood to the noodle soup makes the color richer and the taste more delicious.

Ten Chili Sauce

A special Thai dense sauce, added with a variety of seasonings such as garlic, lemon, palm sugar, etc., the taste is quite weird and full of Thai flavor.

You must swim in Thailand. If possible, you can also dive. The water quality there is much better than that in China. It is very fun! It is relatively warm there in January, but you should prepare some long-sleeved clothes.