Travel to Thailand and dress well. Better match. . . ?

What kind of clothes to choose when traveling to Thailand mainly depends on the season and itinerary. Shorts, sleeveless T-shirts and sandals are the most practical. In some places in Thailand, the dress code is very high, and people who dress too casually don't like it, especially some temples or high-end hotels, and people who are disheveled will be refused entry.

Loose, light, breathable and easy-to-dry clothes are the best choice for traveling in rainy season. Streets are easily flooded in rainy season, so temples and some offices will require you to wear slippers before entering, so slippers are very practical, so it is recommended to bring ponchos or umbrellas.

In the cool season, if you plan to travel to the north, such as Mae Hong Shan or Chiang Rai, it is a good choice to bring a long-sleeved T-shirt or coat. In fact, in northern Thailand, some people will freeze to death, and snow can even be seen in Doi Inthanon at an altitude of 2565 meters (84 15 feet). So be sure to check the weather forecast before traveling, and buy warm clothes in stores in Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai before traveling in mountainous areas.

Sunshade is necessary all year round, and it is very suitable for rain or shine.