travel advice? 1. Be sure to find a Taxi with a regular logo when you take a taxi. Before getting on the bus, confirm the destination with the driver and ask to hit the meter. If the driver refuses to hit the meter or has other suspicious circumstances, change the car directly. After getting on the bus, confirm that the driver presses the meter. Fake black taxis and tuk-tuk cars sometimes offer you very low prices, but in the end they will drag you to shopping markets or entertainment places in exchange for kickbacks. ? 2. Although Bangkok is a tourist city, its English popularity is average. 1. Be sure to find a Taxi with a regular logo when you take a taxi. Before getting on the bus, confirm the destination with the driver and ask to hit the meter. If the driver refuses to hit the meter or has other suspicious circumstances, change the car directly. After getting on the bus, confirm that the driver presses the meter. Fake black taxis and tuk-tuk cars sometimes offer you very low prices, but in the end they will drag you to shopping markets or entertainment places in exchange for kickbacks.

2. Although Bangkok is a tourist city, its English popularity is average. No matter where you go, you'd better check the information yourself and get a general impression. When you want to take a taxi to places such as non-popular attractions, you'd better ask the hotel counter staff to help you write down the Thai address of the destination first. When inquiring, try to find regular staff in regular places, even if their English is not necessarily good.

3. Many strangers who take the initiative to talk to you on the roadside and give you advice on travel and shopping and have good English are liars.

4. Pay attention to local customs, members of the Thai royal family and Buddhist etiquette. Every Buddha statue, big or small, is a sacred object. Don't climb on or trample on it, and don't put it in your trouser pocket (the lower body is unclean).