Thailand Travel Precautions in 2018 What should you pay attention to when going to Thailand?

You must be well prepared when going to Thailand, so be sure to read some guides when you go. There will be some people in the scenic spots who are just trying to trick tourists, so be careful, and there are some things you need to bring with you Also pay attention to things. Note

1. The food in Thailand is really great! Remember to go to 711 to buy snacks, and don’t miss the fruit on the roadside. The tragedy of joining a group is that you can’t go alone, so you can only eat whatever you want. What.

2. The tour guide led us into a room, and a hostess came up and gave each of us a cup of bird's nest to drink, and began to sell bird's nest. There are two types, one is boiled into soup and compressed into a thermos cup for a box of 998, and the other is sold by the pound. Don’t buy it, don’t buy it, don’t buy it!

3. There is a short walk to the entrance to the Grand Palace. There is a group of rich and powerful men here holding a few straw hats in their hands, who are dedicated to tricking Chinese people passing by. As soon as you approach him, he will put the hat on your head and force you to buy it at a high price. If you resist, you will be surrounded by a group of strong men. So hide as long as you can.

4. There is a silk research center that specializes in bedding. Adhere to one principle, I will take a look and I will not buy it!

5. Never go for a walk on the bottom of the sea, it is super dangerous.

6. One principle should be kept in mind: Never be cheap!!!

7. There are 7-11 convenience stores everywhere, souvenirs, snacks, and daily necessities are all available. If you buy it from there, you can prepare some snacks to eat back at the hotel, because you really won’t be full during the group meal.

8. Pay attention to mosquitoes. It is not recommended to wear pants that are too short to go to places with many flowers and plants. On the first day, I was bitten by a strange insect on my thigh while wearing shorts. I never attract mosquitoes and I got several big bites.

9. If you go out for a walk during free time, you must pay attention to safety. There are scooters everywhere in Bangkok and Pattaya, which are very fast. You must be careful when crossing the road. Personally, I feel that it is better than crossing the road in China. The risk factor is high. If you are afraid of getting lost, you can use Dianping.

10. It is very hot outside and the indoor air conditioning is sufficient, so be careful about colds caused by hot and cold.

11. Don’t be soft-hearted!!! Everything you see and hear may be an illusion. Don’t be soft-hearted just because of what the tour guide said. Don’t tip all kinds of things just because you see the pitiful looks in Thai people’s eyes. After all, they may not have seen many fewer Chinese people than you on the tourist route.

12. If possible, it is better to exchange Thai baht domestically. You may suffer a loss if you exchange with a tour guide when you arrive in Thailand.

13. Tour guides like to compare themselves with strangers, so when someone has a lot of money and buys a lot of things, you have to be calm. If you don’t buy, it means you are a smart person and let them regret it when they go back. Just smile to your heart and don’t follow the trend.

14. Bring a parasol and buy sunscreen in Thailand. Because the domestic sunscreen is not very useful, it is not expensive to go to a 7-11 store. If you have mosquito repellent at home, bring a small bottle with you. Yes, save money and buy it in Thailand.

15. After eating, we are going to get on the bus. Before we get on the bus, there will be a beautifully dressed little girl holding a bunch of flower baskets for you to wear, and then a boy will give you You take pictures. You can take pictures of it, and they will wash it and show it to you later. If you think it looks good, you can buy it. If it doesn’t look good, you don’t have to buy it. Not much money, 20 baht-50 baht.

16. The Grand Palace, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and the Royal Society Museum require that women cannot expose their shoulders, navel, and calves, and must wear long skirts that go past the knees. It’s okay if the clothes don’t meet the regulations. There is a stall at the door where you can buy a sarong made in Thailand. It has two long straps and is tied into a long skirt. It costs 100 baht a piece.

17. The transvestite musical performance pit is here, don’t jump~

Before the transvestite performance starts, a host will come up and introduce a calligrapher who is so amazing. A single word can be auctioned for hundreds of thousands or millions. But this calligrapher has a great heart. He only charges a writing fee of 400-600 for this writing. The money received will be donated to some charity and so on. The calligraphy obtained is valuable for collection. Then the master came up and wrote a few words and then left the stage. The host was busy again, and the calligraphy and paintings were sold based on who raised his hand the fastest. I didn't expect that someone actually bought it. I don't know if it was a shilling.

18. For self-funded projects, if you really don’t want to participate, be tougher. I just don’t like these projects very much. Tell the tour guide that I don’t want to participate!

To summarize, snake medicine The center, bird's nest center, royal jewelry, selling Thai silk, and selling crocodile leather bags are all lies. If you really want to go shopping, there are 711 and Yichu Lotus stores on the roadside. They are far more reliable than the above stores.

Try to buy medicines from duty-free shops or 711, and leather goods and jewelry for slaughtering sheep. Latex pillow depends on personal preference. Souvenirs are cheaper at Du Lala Floating Market.

Just feel free to buy food until your suitcase is full! What you need to bring

1) Documents: Passport and visa, ID card, electronic ticket (itinerary), hotel reservation, copy of passport (A copy of your passport is required when renting a motorcycle, exchanging money at Superrich, etc.);

2) Cash/Card: Cash (Thai Baht and RMB, 5,000 yuan in cash is required, and will be randomly checked at the airport , if you don’t have 5,000, you will be sent back to your country. It is recommended to exchange it for Thai baht, credit card, and UnionPay card at home, and prepare some change for tips;

3) Travel guide: itinerary plan, map, pen. + Notebook (you can bring a small notebook with you for accounting and taking notes);

4) Mobile phone charger and power bank;

5) Toiletries: towels, Shower gel, shampoo/conditioner, facial cleanser, toothpaste, toothbrush (some hotels in Thailand do not provide toothbrushes and toothpaste, so you have to bring your own). Additional: You don’t have to bring them from China. You can go directly to 7-11 when you arrive in Thailand. Buy at convenience stores;

6) Skin care: face cream, eye cream, facial mask, sunscreen (must be SPF5), comb, mirror, cotton pads, toilet water (mosquitoes in Thailand are still very poisonous, so you need to use them every day when you go out) I need to spray it, this time I brought the best Liushen, and I basically didn’t get bitten by mosquitoes);

7) Daily necessities: wet wipes, paper towels, sunglasses (sunglasses are basically for Thailand travel) Necessary rhythm, sun protection, concave shape), umbrella, disposable raincoat (the weather in Thailand is very changeable, it is recommended to carry it with you in your bag, it is lighter than an umbrella);

8) Clothing, shoes and hats: Summer clothes 3 - 4 sets, long clothes and long trousers (air conditioning is relatively cold on planes and airports), underwear, socks, bikini swimsuits (no one really wears one-pieces on the beach, everyone wears bikinis, beach shoes, light outdoor Shoes (Thai temples require you to take off your shoes; it is recommended to bring a pair of sneakers for walking convenience);

9) Drug list: Fengyoujing, Bondi (unfortunately, I really used it this time), anti-inflammatory drugs ( Cephalosporin), cold medicine, diarrhea medicine, and those with allergies are recommended to bring Kairitan (tropical fruits and foods can easily cause allergies), and seasickness medicine (to prevent seasickness when going to sea).

10) Phone cards, buy the card in advance in China, no need to register, plug and play, cheaper than buying in Thailand, unlimited data within 8 days, and 100 baht free phone credit.

11) It is recommended to purchase a travel insurance before traveling. Generally, a hundred or ten yuan per person is enough. When you go out, safety comes first.