What problems should I pay attention to when traveling to Thailand?

These are the details that I should pay attention to after I have been to Thailand. Write it briefly for the subject's reference:

First, wear

The heat in Thailand is dry and hot, with occasional wind, so in fact, you won't find the heat in Thailand unbearable at the same temperature compared with the hot and humid. In terms of wearing, you can bring a silk scarf, sun protection clothes or a thin coat. Because the buses in Thailand are air-conditioned and cold, they can be used as "air-conditioned clothes" in addition to sun protection.

Do everything possible to wrap yourself up, or do a good job of sun protection, or you will be black and shiny when you get home. Don't worry that wearing too much will attract people's attention. You will find that no one cares about wearing too much in Thailand.

Second, travel.

When traveling in Thailand, try to keep the driver watching and remember to tip, for example, 57 baht. Give 60 baht, don't wait for the driver to change, and don't give 100 baht foolishly. The driver will think this is a tip for him. Remember to take a business card from the front desk after checking in. When you come back, you can show it to the driver without saying Thai, so the driver will know where to take you.

Third, accommodation.

Hotels in Thailand are not allowed to bring durian, coconut, mangosteen and cold drinks into the room, nor are they allowed to smoke in the room, otherwise they will be fined. Free mineral water is usually provided in the room, and plastic bottles can be taken away, but the glass bottles must be left in the room when checking out. Remember to put 20 baht on the table before you leave the room every day, whether you check out or not.

Fourth, diet.

Thai food is mainly sour, spicy and sweet, and its taste is actually different from that of domestic Thai food. It's not so delicious, and the hygiene problem is not so optimistic. Moreover, Thai people don't drink hot water, there is almost no hot water to drink in Thailand, and people with bad stomachs remember to bring gastrointestinal medicine.