How to Play in Bangkok —— A Guide to Free Travel

1. Dusit Zoo This is Bangkok Zoo. The entrance fee seems to be 1 baht, and there are many animals that can't be seen in China, such as tapirs. You can also get close contact with giraffes, hippos, cattle, sheep and horses, and you can touch the giraffe's head! There is a fight with the wildlife parks in China.

2. Water Market Anpawa, which is less than two hours' drive from Bangkok, is recognized by travelers as the most interesting water market, better than those famous night markets in Bangkok. There is also a Meigong Railway Market next to Ampawa, and you can also go shopping together.

3. Seafood! A crab with crab tongs as big as my hand costs only 2rmb in Siam Paragon! It is one third of the domestic price, which is highly recommended.

4. Of course, you should also recommend many snacks and delicious food. You can go to the Taiwan Province people's travel forum and have a look. There are many posts recommending authentic Bangkok cuisine. For example, there is a famous pig's hand rice that costs only 1 yuan, and the two of us only ate 4 yuan when we died.

5. Various temples and grand palaces. I once saw an Indian temple in Bangkok, which was beautiful. I haven't been to the temple and the grand palace. There are so many free temples everywhere in Bangkok, which is unnecessary.

6. There are many bars on Kaushan Road, which is a place where foreign tourists gather together. In addition, there are many bars in Silom.

7. Songkran Festival Bangkok is very suitable for Songkran Festival, because it is hot and crowded, and it is not easy to get sick. You know, many people splash ice water! Songkran Festival, April 13th-15th.

8. Museums There are many museums in Bangkok, and the facilities are quite good. I have been to the Siam Museum, and I can get a good understanding of the history of Thailand.

Extended information:

Thai regulations and taboos

1. Don't go back and forth, don't scare others from behind.

2. Women are not allowed to wear short skirts and sleeveless clothes when entering the palace. Men must wear coats with collars and not slippers.

3. When entering the temple, you should take off your shoes, and your clothes should be neat and dignified. It is best not to wear shorts.

4. Be polite when meeting monks; Women should avoid touching monks, such as offering property, and ask men to do it for them or put it directly on the table.

5. When greeting, put your hands together, and don't point to people or things with your toes.

6. The head is a sacred part of the body, and you should not touch other people's heads casually. In Thai, Khun means Mr., Ms. and Mrs., which is applicable to both men and women.

7. Men and women in public places should not be too intimate or lose their temper in public.

8. Gambling is forbidden in Thailand. Even in hotel rooms, you can't play cards or mahjong.

Reference:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Thailand