What should I pay attention to when traveling to Thailand in January?

:1. Matters needing attention in traveling in Thailand

1. Before entering Thailand, you should prepare about 5, RMB in cash to prevent spot checks on the ground. If you are not prepared and spot-checked, the local authorities will think that you are living illegally and will be forcibly repatriated.

2. You can use Uber to take a taxi in Thailand. This punching price is still reasonable.

3. There are many pickpockets in the streets of Thailand, so it's best not to put a lot of cash and valuables on you when you go out to play. Don't talk to strangers easily either. If you talk to strangers easily, you will be easily cheated. Of course, some people are good people. Traveling alone takes a long time, so traveling together needs more discussion. Don, don't act alone.

:2. Do you need to pay attention to Thailand tourism?

1. The skull is sacred and inviolable.

In Thailand, don't touch other people. Thais think that the head is the most sacred, so children should try not to do this. When one person passes something on to another, never pass it on to others.

2. Make a wish to return to God

Thailand is a Buddhist country, and more than 9% people believe in Buddhism. There are many temples in Thailand, such as the famous Four-faced Buddha in Bangkok. If you make a wish in Thailand, you must return it.

3. Treat monks with courtesy

Thailand respects Buddhism, and tourists should be polite to monks and respect every Buddha statue; Women should avoid contact with monks. If a monk is accidentally touched by a woman while chanting, he will give up all his efforts and have to start over. When giving away property, please ask the man to do it for you or put it directly on the table.

4. Don't gamble

Gambling is forbidden in Thailand. You can not play cards or mahjong even in a hotel room.

5. Unclean left hand

Thais think that people's left hand is unclean and can only be used to take some unclean things, so holding important things with their left hand will attract resentment. They eat with their right hand, and they also use their right hand when handing things to others as a sign of respect. If you have to use your left hand, you should say it. Please forgive me first.

6. Beggars need coins.

never give coins when tipping. Generally speaking, coins are for beggars.

7. Pay attention to the use of color.

Thais should not sign their names with a red pen, because Thais will write their last names on coffins with a red pen after death. In addition, brown is also their taboo color. They are used to using colors to represent different dates: Sunday is red, Monday is yellow, Tuesday is pink, Wednesday is green, Thursday is orange, Friday is light blue and Saturday is purple. People often wear different colors according to different dates.

8. Dress neatly when entering the temple.

to enter a Buddhist temple, you must dress appropriately. You are not allowed to wear any short skirts, shorts or topless clothes. You must take off your shoes and be careful not to step on the threshold.

9. It's polite to put your hands together.

when greeting, put your hands together and don't point to people or things. So you will also meet a very polite McDonald's uncle S in McDonald's!

1. Don't be too intimate.

In public places, men and women need not be too close and don't lose their temper in public places! I think many people have made this mistake. Although it's no big deal, it's best to respect local customs. As the saying goes, do as the Romans do. You must pay attention to what you can. After all, caring for the feelings of people around you is also a kind of kindness.

3. Precautions and Taboos in Thailand Tourism

Taboos in Thailand:

1. Thais don't like to hook their shoulders; Don doesn't like to scare others from behind;

2. Maids-in-waiting are not allowed to wear short-sleeved and sleeveless clothes when entering the palace. Men must wear jackets and slippers with collars. Men and women are not allowed to show their shoulders.

3. Say hello with your hands folded, and don't point at people or things with your feet. Don't touch other people because in Thailand, the head is the most sacred part of the body. Men and women in public places should not be too intimate.

4. Thailand is a Buddhist country. In temples and other occasions, you must dress neatly and generously. Wear sleeves on your coat, take off your shoes when you enter the temple, and don't touch or climb the Buddha statue. You must ask the monks for permission to take pictures or take photos.

5. behave in a civilized manner, keep calm when things happen, and avoid talking loudly and spitting in public places. Avoid contact with others #

1. Pay attention to safety in Thailand. Take care of your belongings, hide them, and carry valuables with you. After checking into the hotel, observe where the emergency exit is. If there is an alarm, don't panic and leave quickly and orderly. Add a safety lock to the room at rest. Strangers should not open the door or smoke in bed.

2. There are many beach leisure projects in Thailand, and there are also many safety accidents in water-related projects such as snorkeling and swimming. Visitors are not allowed to enter the water in dangerous areas (such as beaches with warning signs such as red flags). There is a black market passport transaction in Thailand, so don't mortgage your passport when renting a boat to prevent it from being stolen. Diving requires simple training and mastering the use of equipment. Patients with hypertension and heart disease should not participate.

4. Notes for girls traveling in Thailand

Note 1: Regular storefront

If you have a massage or spa, you must go to a regular storefront.

2: Have company.

it's better to go together, not alone, especially for girls. Choose the right time to be with friends or girlfriends, not in a separate room, it's better to stay in the room.

3: Prepare in advance.

get ready to start in advance. If you have an appointment, you can take a hot bath at home before going. If you don't, if you don't have an appointment, try to make a set and estimate the time before you go.

5. Notes on Tourism in Thailand 22

-22 New Year is coming. Today, I I want to bring you a holiday guide to Thailand in 22 in advance. There are always 18 days of holidays. After careful calculation, we can have several small holidays, which is very rare for ordinary office workers. But it should be noted that although the holiday is long, don't delay your work!

1. January 1st, 22, New Year

2. February 8th, 22, Buddha Festival

3. April 6th, 22, Monday, the anniversary of the establishment of Chakri Dynasty.

4. Songkran Festival on Monday, April 13th, 22

5. Songkran Festival on Tuesday, April 14th, 22

6. Songkran Festival on Wednesday, April 15th, 22

7. Labor Day on May 1st, 22

8. Buddha's birthday is May 6th, 22

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2. July 28th, 22, King Rama X's birthday

3. Mother's Valentine's Day on August 12th, 22

October 13th, 22, the anniversary of the death of King IX

October 23rd, 22, the anniversary of Wang Wu the Great Britain.

16. Father's December 7th, 22 (the birthday of the late King Rama IX)

7. On December 1th, 22, the Constitution Day (the date when the first Constitution of Thailand came into effect)

On December 31st, 22, the last day of the year

6. Matters needing attention in Thailand, dress code

Everyone. It can be divided into rainy season and non-rainy season, but the difference between them is about 3 degrees and 45 degrees. So most of the time you must wear hardcover and light clothes. What we should pay attention to here is sun protection!

7. Thailand travel notes cash

is used for the minimum threshold. With regard to carrying 5 RMB with you, a media reporter contacted the customs of Bangkok Airport in Thailand, and the response was that there is no stipulation on how much tourists should carry, but cash exceeding 2 dollars should be declared to the customs. The reporter logged on the website of the Thai Embassy in China and found no minimum threshold. However, both transit visas and tourist visas in Thailand will have proof of deposit. For example, to travel to Thailand, you need a deposit certificate of not less than 1, RMB.

8. Precautions for Tourism in Thailand

Entry and exit procedures in Thailand:

Documents required for entering Thailand:

Passport, customs declaration form, entry and exit card (original entry and second exit), customs declaration form and entry and exit card should be filled in English, and the names should be in capital letters.

Entry procedure:

Put the entry and exit card in your passport, go through the entry formalities, take out the checked baggage in the terminal, and then take the customs declaration form to the customs inspection office for inspection, then go through the customs and enter the reception hall. The duty-free items that tourists can bring in include 2 cartons of cigarettes and 1 kg of wine.

Exit procedure:

The Immigration Department of Thailand takes the exit card, goes through the exit formalities, and stamps the exit stamp on the passport. The delivery fee to the airport is 5 baht, which is subject to security check. Thailand is not allowed to take more than $2, or 5, baht of foreign currency abroad. Thailand and the United States have very strict entry and exit management. Visitors to Thailand for short-term sightseeing must hold visas issued by the Thai Embassy, of which non-immigrant visas are valid for 9 days and tourist visas are valid for 6 days. During your sightseeing in Thailand, you have to be inspected by the Immigration Bureau at any time. If the visa period is exceeded, a fine of 1 baht will be imposed for each additional day. If tourists apply for visa extension, they can go to the embassy, and the handling fee is 5 baht.

Precautions for entry and exit in Thailand:

1. Make your luggage as simple as possible. Checked baggage regulations: first class 4 kg, ordinary class 2 kg. Carry-on luggage shall not exceed 5Kg and its volume shall not exceed 2*4*55cm. Don't carry inflammable and explosive articles with you.

2. Please take cash and valuables with you. Don't check them. The amount of cash you carry is the same as that indicated in the admission notice, and the total amount shall not exceed RMB 2, plus USD 5,. Students should put each RMB in the same direction.

3. Put two or three hundred RMB in your pocket. You can change some Thai baht at the airport and use it after you arrive in Bangkok.

4. Students need to fill out the exit card when leaving the country, and the entry card (collected on the plane) when entering the country, and carry a pen with them. Students going to Thailand suggest keeping China Mobile open before boarding the plane. If possible, please start international roaming, and you can contact your family in time when you arrive in Thailand. When freshmen arrive in Thailand, they encounter problems such as airport pick-up, check-in and accommodation. Please contact the class teacher.

5. After the freshmen arrive in Thailand and complete all the customs clearance procedures, if they fail to meet the school pick-up teacher in time, they must not leave and go to other places alone. Please stay put and wait patiently until you see the pick-up teacher, and then leave the airport.

6. regarding the visa (9 days), newcomers should fill out the form after entering the school. The teacher will take you to the immigration office to apply for a visa. You need to report to the immigration office in 9 days, so please keep the address of the immigration office. If you return to China within 9 days, 9 days will be recalculated from the day you come back. Special reminder: Don't lose your passport or entry card (paper filled out on the plane). If you lose it, you should get a substitute, otherwise you will be considered illegal.