What should I pay attention to when going to Thailand for a self-help tour?

First of all, Thailand is a relatively safe tourist destination. However, like all countries, Thailand also has some potential security risks. The following are some problems that need to be paid attention to during the trip:

1. Theft and robbery: When traveling in Thailand, you should pay special attention to protecting your property. Try not to carry a lot of cash and valuables in the crowd. Pay special attention to your bags and belongings in public places, especially crowded places such as night markets.

2. Traffic accidents: The traffic environment in Thailand is very complicated, with frequent traffic accidents. If you plan to rent a car or ride a motorcycle, you must know the local traffic rules and habits before driving and wear a helmet to ensure safety.

3. Health problems: When traveling in Thailand, especially in remote areas, it is necessary to pay attention to the hygiene of diet and drinking water. Drinking bottled water and avoiding undercooked food are important steps to keep healthy. In addition, pay attention to mosquito bites and sun exposure.

To sum up, Thailand is a relatively safe tourist destination. As long as you pay attention to some basic safety issues, you can swim in this beautiful country with peace of mind.

Here is a simple plan for your reference:

Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok. Visit the Grand Palace, Wallace Jade Buddha Temple, Jinshan Temple and other attractions in the city.

Day 2: Visit some local markets in Bangkok. For example, people who like shopping can go to Siam Palace Shopping Center or Chatuchak weekend market. Or visit the water market in Bangkok and feel the local characteristics.

Day 3: Go to Phuket, one of the most famous tourist attractions in Thailand. Visit beautiful beaches in Phuket, such as Kata Beach and Kalong Beach, or do some water activities, such as snorkeling and deep-sea diving.

Day 4: Visit the cultural heritage of Phuket, such as temples and markets in Phuket town, and feel the local customs.

Day 5: Return to Bangkok and visit local food and nightlife. You can go to bars and restaurants on Xilong Road or Sukunyi Road to taste local Thai food and special snacks.

Day 6: Go to Chiang Mai and visit the ancient city of Chiang Mai, including Huaxia Temple, one of the most famous temples in Thailand, as well as local museums and markets.

Day 7: Visit some scenic spots around Chiang Mai, such as White Temple and Black Temple, and feel the unique culture and scenery in northern Thailand.

Day 8: Return to Bangkok, where you can finish your trip or continue to visit other local attractions, such as Ayutthaya Ancient City.

Of course, this is just a simple itinerary, and you can modify it according to your own interests and time. Be sure to make full preparations before going out, including booking air tickets, hotels, transportation, etc. In addition, you can learn about the local weather so as to prepare suitable clothes and supplies. The most important thing is to be cautious, pay attention to safety and ensure a pleasant and safe journey.