Thailand travel self-funded items and precautions

1. The scenery is good, you can see the whole picture, the tallest building in Thailand. . . Whether it is self-funded or included in the tour fee, please ask the travel agency yourself

2. The way to refuse is to say that you already have enough Thai baht.

3. You can choose self-funded items according to your own preferences. The transvestite show is worth watching, and there are other distinctive things.

4. Personally, I think it is more convenient to exchange Thai baht at home. In fact, although there is a difference in the ratio between exchanging domestically and going to Thailand, it still costs a lot of money, because you don’t need to exchange much. Make good preparations when changing at home. If you go there to change, you will be completely passive. Even if you are tricked, there is nothing you can do.

5. Gadgets are everywhere in the night market. . . You can choose unique ones, such as voodoo dolls, unique clothing, and jewelry. . . Too many. You'll find out when you get there. You won't be left empty-handed.

6. You can find delicious food on your own. Unlike in China, people generally won’t trick you in Thailand, but you can’t let down your guard either. I went to the north of Thailand at that time and had never been to the south. It is said that there are more bad people in the south than in the north, but I have never seen bad people in the north.

7. If you eat alone, I think 500 baht a day is enough, even if you are very good at eating and buying snacks. Most of your money will be spent on some self-help projects and gifts. For self-help projects, budget yourself. For gifts, 300 baht per person should be enough depending on the number of friends you have. If you have good friends, you can budget 500 baht.

The above various budgets are designed for people who are very good at spending money. If you are not very good at spending money, you can reduce it appropriately.