Thailand Travel Notes 2019

Thailand is a very typical Southeast Asian country, located on the east coast of the Indian Ocean. The distance between the north and the south of Thailand is very long. The overall climate environment is in the tropics. The climate environment is warm and comfortable, and it has unique traditional culture and folk customs. , the tourism industry is very developed and it is an ideal tourist destination. Here is a detailed guide to share with you. 1. Gambling is prohibited in Thailand

Don’t think that it is okay to play with friends in a hotel. In Thailand, you are not allowed to play cards or mahjong even in a hotel room. 2. Don’t buy or drink alcohol at will

Except from 11 o’clock to 14 o’clock, Thais are not allowed to drink or buy alcohol. 3. You cannot smoke casually in Thailand

Thailand law stipulates that smoking is not allowed in public places. Smokers must pay attention to this. If you really want to smoke, you can go to a nearby smoking place. If you are in a hotel, you must also ask where the hotel's smoking area is. If you smoke casually, you may be fined. 4. The head is sacred and inviolable

Don’t touch other people’s heads casually, even for children.

Because Thai people believe that the head is sacred, when a person wants to pass something to another person, never pass it over the other person's head. 5. The left hand is a symbol of uncleanness

Thai people believe that the left hand is unclean and can only be used to hold unclean things. Therefore, holding important things with the left hand will attract disdain. They eat with their right hand, and they also use their right hand when passing things to show respect. 6. Respect the local Buddhist culture

Thailand is a Buddhist country, with more than 90% of the population believing in Buddhism.

The Buddha statue is regarded as a sacred object in Thailand, so you cannot disrespect the Buddha statue and remember not to climb the Buddha statue to take pictures.

When visiting temples, you should dress neatly and appropriately. When tourists enter a Buddhist temple, they will not be allowed to enter if they are wearing any short skirts, shorts or bare chests. They must wear slippers when entering and cannot step on the threshold.

When entering the main hall, you should take off your shoes as required and remain solemn during the visit.

Women should avoid monks when they meet them and do not touch them, even if they touch their clothes. Women are also not allowed to hand things directly to monks, men should do it for them. 7. Respect the royal family

Thailand is a constitutional monarchy, and the king and royal family members enjoy a high status in Thailand. Visitors should show respect to the king and members of the royal family. 8. Respect transsexuals or third-gender people

Thailand officials clearly state that people should have the freedom to change their gender, and these gender-changing people should also be protected and treated equally by the constitution and the law. However, this is not Representatives can touch other people's bodies at will, but must still abide by various performance regulations in nightclubs or shows. 9. Left-hand drive

When renting a car in Thailand, it is left-hand drive. Please abide by the traffic rules; if you do not need to travel by car, try to choose public transportation and pay attention to safety. 10. Don’t give coins when tipping

Tipping in Thailand is generally voluntary. When you tip others, never give coins. In Thailand, coins are given to beggars.

The driver who picks up and drops off the airport, the aunt who cleans the house, etc. (you can decide whether to give it or not depending on your attitude and food~) is usually 20 baht, and the technicians who kill chickens, spa technicians, tour guides, and coaches are generally 50-100 baht. Thai Baht.