I want to travel to Thailand at the end of May. Do you want a plan or a strategy?

Sisters who plan to travel to Thailand live in the code.

Traveling abroad is not better than at home. You don't understand language and words. Going out to play can save a lot of trouble by making a detailed strategy or finding a reliable group.

Thailand's transportation strategy

Light rail BTS(6:00-24:00), you can transfer in the station.

The subway MRT (6:00-24:00) is divided into blue line and purple line, and you can change at the station.

By boat: If you want to go to the island by boat, you can find tb to buy a combined transport.

Taxi: Grab is recommended by Bangkok, uber is recommended by others, and Chinese is supported, which is very common in most cities in Thailand.

It's my first time in Thailand.

Bangkok: It is my first visit to Bangkok. I suggest living near Shangtai World Shopping Center, preferably near BTS and MRT. The transportation is convenient and all the scenic spots are nearby.

Chiang Mai: I like modern suggestions, such as Ningman Road, Maya Shopping Mall, Ningman Road Night Market and so on. I like living in the ancient city, as well as Pasin Temple and Tamen.

Pattaya: I suggest living near the First and Second Avenue. There are shopping malls and facilities around the seaside, and the price is right!

Thailand 6-day tour route

D 1: airport pick-up-hotel stay: Bangkok

D2: Grand Palace-Jade Buddha Temple-Take a boat trip to Liming Temple in Chao phraya River-Giant Buddha in Jinfo Temple-Men's Night Market. Accommodation: Bangkok

D3: Original Stone Museum-Network Celebrity Du Lala Water Market-Princess Siam-Yue Feng Pedestrian Street Accommodation: Pattaya.

D4: Coral Island-Moonlight Island-Mermaid Cliff Cafe

Accommodation: Pattaya

D5: Worship the Four Gods-Riding Elephants in the Jungle-Shooting with Live Fires-Man-Snake Wars -—KINGPOWER Royal Sending Station

Sisters who don't know how to do raiders when traveling to Thailand for the first time suggest joining a local tour group in Thailand.

Materials required for visa on arrival.

Passport valid for not less than 6 months

Two-inch bareheaded photo with white background (preferably taken within six months)

Printed version of round-trip air ticket and hotel confirmation form within 30 days

Visa on arrival: 2000 baht, fast track is 2200 baht.

Materials required for tourist signs in Thailand:

Passport valid for not less than 6 months

Photos taken by the applicant within six months.

Proof of travel to and from Thailand (for example, paid air tickets)

Economic proof: 20,000 individuals and 40,000 families.

Now, no matter whether it is a tourist visa or a visa on arrival, you don't need to fill in an entry card. The entry card is a thing of the past?