What are the precautions for visiting Thailand?

Thailand is a Buddhist country with strong religious culture and taboos. In Thailand, people regard the top of their heads as a sacred place. So in Thailand, never touch other people's heads, including children's. Female friends should not touch monks. If they need to submit something to them, it's better for men to do it for them. Moreover, temples in Thailand are not allowed to take photos, especially buildings painted with pink paint. In Thailand, this is an unlucky place.

When communicating with people, you should say hello with your hands folded. Remember not to use your fingers casually. In the eyes of local people, this is impolite and friendly. Thailand is keen on tipping, and tipping should be given in paper money, because coins are for beggars. When handing something, be careful not to go over other people's heads, or you may offend others. If the local people give you something, you should pick it up with your right hand, because your left hand is used to pick up unclean things.

You'd better prepare some long-sleeved clothes when you go to Thailand, because you can't wear cold clothes when you want to enter the temple. Then, prepare toothpaste, toothbrush, towel, shower gel, shampoo, slippers and other daily necessities. Because in hotels in Thailand, these things are generally not prepared. Besides, if you need to drink hot water, you should bring your own portable kettle or ask for it from a tour guide or hotel. There are also sunscreen products such as sunglasses and sunscreen, and they should be prepared. Because the average annual temperature in Thailand is around 30 degrees.

When traveling abroad, safety is the primary factor. Try to stay in a safer hotel when you go to Thailand, and don't be asked to stay in a small hotel without security like Tora, which is soliciting guests at the airport. Then be careful not to eat raw food, because the local hygiene is not as good as that in China. Eating raw food may cause diseases, so try to avoid it.