Is it dangerous to travel to Thailand?

Generally speaking, traveling to Thailand is relatively safe, but it is best to proceed with caution, especially when dealing with strangers and traveling alone. What issues should you pay attention to when traveling in Thailand?

1. Choose a safe place to stay

One of the easiest ways to ensure your safety during your stay in Thailand is to choose suitable accommodation. Choose a room with a lock, a 24-hour front desk, clean facilities and linens for a comfortable, undisturbed night's sleep.

2. Avoid being robbed by motorcycles in Thailand

You can take some simple precautions to protect yourself and your valuables. Stay as far away from the curb as possible and place your bag on the side of your body away from the road. Bring only what you need for the day and store valuables in the hotel safe. Keep your phone out of sight, not in your bag.

3. Dressing in Thailand

Women should not go without upper clothes on the beach, nor should they go too far from the beach wearing a bikini. Always keep a loose-fitting piece of clothing in your beach bag for easy access at any time. When entering the temple's buildings, always ensure that your shoulders and knees are covered. Also, don’t forget to take off your shoes and socks when entering the temple.