Is the law and order in Thailand good? Is it dangerous to go there?

The law and order in Thailand is still ok, not as chaotic as it is said. After all, there are many Chinese in Thailand and they are friendly. Is it safe? This is a relative problem. If you look at the whole Southeast Asia, Thailand is still a country that can travel with confidence. However, we should pay a little attention. When you go to some famous scenic spots in Thailand, you should pay attention to prevent being cheated. Ignore strangers to prevent being cheated. For safety, try not to take part in some extreme sports, such as jungle jumping and diving. Besides these, traveling in Thailand is very safe and comfortable, and Thailand is also a cost-effective tourist country.

1. It is necessary to travel to Thailand together. Not only is it safer, but it can also share the cost of accommodation and taxis.

2, less contact with strange men in Thailand, as a last resort, to the police, cleaners, supermarket clerks, bus drivers, monks, vendors or hotel service personnel for help.

3. Dress simply, don't wear heavy makeup, don't be naked and don't show off your wealth.

4. When it is dark, go out less and go to secluded places less. If you have to go out for hotel activities, try to stay within the 0/5 minute walking radius of the hotel/kloc-. Don't go to dark alleys, small temples and other places when it's late.

According to Thai law, each tourist is only allowed to bring 1 cigarette (200 cigarettes or 250g tobacco) and 1 bottle of wine (no more than 1 liter) into the country. At the same time, please be careful not to put more than one person's cigarettes and alcohol in one person's luggage, or leave them in the airport area to be kept by one person, otherwise they will be regarded as excess carrying and will be fined. Please observe the relevant regulations of e-cigarettes. Please do not carry or use electronic cigarettes and related products. Offenders will be sentenced to imprisonment or a fine.