Is the temperature suitable for going to Thailand in January? Other precautions

the best tourist season: November to February.

Precautions

1. Please carefully check your exit documents and related materials, such as passports, visas, round-trip air tickets, etc., and keep a copy of your passport for later use. Arrange the itinerary reasonably and avoid going to Tainan Yala, Pattani and Taogong, which are not safe.

2. Please abide by the Thai government's regulations that foreign citizens should bring no more than 2 cigarettes (1 packs, 1 carton) and 1 liter of alcohol into Thailand duty-free. If they exceed the quota, they will be fined heavily, and once they are found, the punishment result will not be changed.

3. If you choose to join a group tour, please check with the domestic group tour agency about the number of self-funded items and expenses, so as to avoid choosing tourism products that are obviously lower than the reasonable market price range, and remember to handle the relevant insurance.

4. Please don't carry a lot of cash when you go out in Thailand, don't consign valuables, try to avoid traveling late at night and raise awareness of prevention. Remember the license plate number when choosing to take a long-distance bus, taxi or street tricycle. Please call the police in time in case of theft or robbery.

5. Please pay attention to food and water safety during your stay in Thailand. Please choose a regular and legal restaurant to eat, eat less cold and irritating food and keep the relevant documents. When swimming in the sea, taking part in snorkeling and other wading activities, please choose carefully according to your own situation, go hand in hand, and take relevant protective measures.

6. If you lose your passport and other travel documents during your stay in Thailand, please report to the police immediately, and wait for the China Embassy or Consulate in Thailand to apply for a new travel permit to return to China with the alarm slip (the original should be properly kept for inspection when leaving the country) and a copy of your passport or ID card.

travel taboos:

Thailand entry instructions: local regulations and taboos

1. Don't go back and forth, and 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.

Thai custom:

The head is sacred and inviolable. Children's heads are only allowed to be touched by kings, high haters or parents. Barbers have to say "I'm sorry" before they start cutting their hair. When one person passes something to another, don't pass it over the head of others. Thai people eat with their right hand, and they also use their right hand when handing things to others to show their respect. If you have to use your left hand, you should say "left hand, please forgive me" first. Don't point at someone with your hand (especially a finger), but use your chin. When calling someone, straighten your arm, palm down, and move your fingers up and down. Don't twist your fingers, clap your hands or shout. Killing is forbidden on Buddha's Day, so killing pigs and chickens must be finished the day before. Fighting, gambling and marriage, such as horse racing and boxing, are also prohibited on major Buddha's Day.

Top Ten Cuisine in Thailand

An Ant Egg

We have long known that ants can eat, but did you know that ant eggs are also a kind of delicious food on earth? They look like immature ants, each only the size of a pea, and they are very delicious when added to Luowang soup.

Two fried worms

In some cities in northern Thailand, you can eat such fried worms with onions and peppers. They are absolutely good dishes to go with wine.

sanhua

vegetables are nutritious and delicious, and flowers are certainly the same. In Chiang Mai, Thailand, flowers are usually used as soup in noodles, and sometimes they are fried, which is equally delicious.

four-duck-billed shells

For the things on the ingredients, you can't let go or waste every delicacy. Duckbill shell seems to have no meat, but it is very tasty, especially for ducks used for fire.

Five Shark Meat

Stir-frying the shark with pepper, onion and pepper is very delicious.

Six minced meat and sticky rice

A delicious rice, where meat is chopped into mud and cooked with rice, and there are fresh vegetables.

Seven fried frogs

It's different from the way we eat frogs here. Thais prefer to fry big frogs. It looks very strange.

eight fried pigskins

after drying pigskins, put them in a pan and fry them. You won't know the taste until you taste them. Usually, spices are added to sandwiches.

nine pig blood noodles

Add fresh pig blood to the noodle soup to make it more colorful and delicious.

Ten-paste Chili sauce

A kind of Thai special thick sauce, with a variety of seasonings, such as garlic, lemon, palm sugar, etc., tastes quite strange and rich in Thai flavor. Seven fried frogs

It's different from the way we eat frogs here. Thais prefer to fry big frogs. It looks very strange.

eight fried pigskins

after drying pigskins, put them in a pan and fry them. You won't know the taste until you taste them. Usually, spices are added to sandwiches.

nine pig blood noodles

Add fresh pig blood to the noodle soup to make it more colorful and delicious.

Ten-paste Chili sauce

A kind of Thai special thick sauce, with a variety of seasonings, such as garlic, lemon, palm sugar, etc., tastes quite strange and rich in Thai flavor.

You must swim in Thailand and dive if you can. The water quality there is much better than that in China. It's very fun! It's warmer there in January, too, but you should prepare some long-sleeved clothes.