There are some scams that you should be aware of when traveling in Thailand, and there are also some other one-sided things that you should be aware of. For example, transportation, accommodation, and luggage should be prepared before you travel. Let’s go and see it together now. Please bring the following items

1. Original ID card and passport. To avoid loss, you can also bring copies of ID card and passport. Be prudent and apply for a visa in advance to avoid being denied a visa on arrival due to insufficient information.

2. Exchange the corresponding currency before traveling. Random checks will be carried out when entering the airport. Each person needs to carry 20,000 baht in cash (not less than RMB 4,000 or other equivalent foreign currencies). Bank cards are invalid. You also need to prepare a tip. Each tip is about 10-20 baht. It cannot be coins. Thai people think that coins are given to beggars. There are basically no spot checks for group tours, but individual tours will occasionally be checked.

In fact, there are many places to exchange foreign currencies in Thailand, and the exchange rate is cheaper than at the airport. It is very convenient, and it is also convenient to use bank cards to make purchases.

3. If the power jack in Thailand has two holes, you don’t need a converter. If the power jack has three holes, you need a converter. Converters are available at 7-11 in Thailand. Colleagues who need it can buy it in the country and then go there.

4. Please prepare motion sickness medicine, blood pressure medicine, stomach medicine, etc. according to your physical condition, and bring swimsuit, sunscreen, umbrella, raincoat, jacket, mosquito repellent, etc.

5. Bring your own toiletries: toothbrush, toothpaste, shower gel, shampoo, facial cleanser, towel, comb, etc. The hotel may not provide them.

6. Clothing: What kind of clothing you choose when traveling to Thailand mainly depends on the season and itinerary you are traveling to. Shorts, sleeveless T-shirts, and beach shoes are the most practical. Some places in Thailand have very strict dress requirements and do not like people who dress too casually. In particular, some temples or high-end hotels refuse entry to disheveled people.

Loose, lightweight, breathable, and easy-drying clothing is the best choice for traveling in the rainy season. Streets are easily flooded during the rainy season, so temples and some offices will require you to slip on your shoes before entering. So slippers are very practical, and it is recommended to always have a poncho or umbrella.

In the cool season, if you are going to travel to the north, such as Mae Hong Son or Chiang Rai, bring a long-sleeved T-shirt A shirt or jacket is a good choice. In fact, in northern Thailand, people will die from the cold, and snow can even be seen on Mount Doi Inthanon (Doi Inthanon), which is 2,565 meters (8,415 feet) above sea level. So be sure to check the weather forecast before traveling, and buy warm clothes at a store in Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai before traveling to the mountains. Note

1. Currency of Thailand travel precautions: The currency unit of Thailand is (Baht BAHT). Cash and traveler's checks can be exchanged at airports, banks, hotels, and foreign currency exchange shops in tourist spots. The currency unit of Singapore is the (Lipple). The currency unit of Malaysia is (Malaysian Ringgit). Cash and traveler's checks can be exchanged at airports, banks, hotels, and foreign currency exchange shops in tourist spots.

2. Customs precautions for traveling in Thailand: carry no more than 30,000 Hong Kong dollars or no more than 5,000 yuan in US dollars, no more than 40,000 yuan in RMB, and no more than three gold and silver jewelry; the value of photographic equipment If the amount exceeds HKD 800, you must declare to the customs and go through the relevant registration procedures, otherwise you will be responsible for the consequences. (Detailed entry and exit regulations are subject to customs and border inspection!). China UnionPay credit cards are now available in Thailand.

3. Thailand mainly offers buffets and Chinese food. If there is any discrepancy in taste, please follow the local customs. If you have any taboos, please bring your own snacks. Jewelry, snake medicine, and leather goods are Thai specialties and can be purchased by yourself.

Items to bring: Please bring your own towel, toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers, film, sportswear, sunscreen, swimming suit and personal medicines.

4. Clothing: Mainly summer clothes. When visiting the palace and temples, please do not wear slippers, short skirts, or vests. Thailand is one hour behind China time.

5. The temperature is about 8~10 degrees higher than that in Guangzhou. Please bring a thin jacket with you when getting on and off the air-conditioned car. If a guest leaves the group privately while traveling overseas, the tour fee will not be refunded. If a safety accident occurs, the travel agency has nothing to do with it.

6. Guests must abide by the management and regulations of overseas tourists, and are not allowed to leave or stay without permission, and are not allowed to smuggle, sell drugs, or take drugs. Do not get involved in pornographic places or prostitution or whoring. Do not engage in gambling. During the free activities, you can generally make your own arrangements, but you must return on time. We should pay attention to spiritual civilization, and our words and deeds should not lose the national dignity and personality. This is the key thing to pay attention to when traveling in Thailand

7. There is a blue toll-free phone near the luggage carousel at Bangkok Airport in Thailand. You can use the phone to contact the outside world in case of emergencies.

8. The Cultural Affairs Bureau of Thailand, the Wildlife Conservation Bureau, the Customs Department, the Tourism Authority of Thailand, as well as the Thai embassy, ??consulates or overseas representative offices can obtain manuals on foreign exchange controls and control items. and a foldout detailing the customs declaration procedures for various commodity items and how to apply for approval from relevant Thai government agencies.

9. When purchasing Buddha statues, antiques, and works of art (except small souvenirs) that are large in size and require special packaging in Thailand, you must obtain an export permit from the relevant competent authority or store so that you can export them when leaving the country. Submit for customs inspection. Passengers can purchase a bottle of wine (one liter), a carton of cigarettes (two hundred sticks), and other personal items (such as a camera, a video camera, personal jewelry and ornaments, etc.) from duty-free shops to leave the country.

10. Do not talk about or criticize the royal family casually. When meeting members of the royal family, the attitude should be respectful.

11. You must take off your shoes when entering the temple, and your clothing should be neat and dignified. Do not wear shorts. Be courteous when meeting monks, and respect Buddha statues no matter how big or small.

12. Women should avoid touching monks. If they want to donate property, they can ask a man to do it for them, or they can just put it directly on the table.

13. When greeting, put your hands together and do not point at people or objects with your toes. The head is the most sacred part of the body. Do not touch other people’s heads casually. KUN in Thai means Applicable to Mr., Miss, Mrs., men and women.

14. Men and women should not be too intimate in public places, nor should they lose their temper in public. Gambling is prohibited in Thailand/Singapore, and you cannot play cards or mahjong even in hotel rooms.

15. Tourists must abide by the management regulations for overseas tourists and are not allowed to leave or stay without permission, and are not allowed to smuggle, sell or take drugs. Do not get involved in pornographic places or prostitution or whoring. Do not engage in gambling. During the free activities, you can generally make your own arrangements, but you must return on time. We should pay attention to spiritual civilization, and our words and deeds should not lose the national dignity and personality.

16. Please be sure to bring your passport and ID card when gathering (if you are applying for a passport with a temporary residence permit, you must bring your ID card and temporary residence permit at the same time). Compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao (Taiwan) should bring back their hometown permit and Taiwan compatriot permit. , foreign passports need to bring their own endorsements for entering and exiting China for border inspection. Those who do not bring all the documents or have expired endorsements are responsible for their own responsibility; the guest's passport and visa are not entrusted to our company to handle, please carefully check whether the passport and visa have been prepared. Whether the passport and visa are within the validity period, our company is not responsible for any accidents.

17. It is prohibited to carry unlicensed national cultural relics and antiques out of the country. The total value of medicinal materials shall not exceed RMB 100. When entering and leaving the country in groups, you must obey the instructions of the team leader and do not act privately;

Take good care of your own luggage and do not help strangers look after, carry or carry any items;

18. It is best to carry your luggage by yourself to prevent loss. Oversized baggage can be checked for free up to 20 kilograms. If you are overweight, you need to pay cash by yourself. There should be no more than two pieces of hand luggage. Some foreign airlines only allow one piece. After arriving at the destination, please go through immigration first and then take back your checked luggage;

19. Personal valuables Carry it with you and keep it safe (especially travel documents). During the overseas trip, some luggage will be kept by the tour leader. Please do not leave the passports and air tickets of the entire group in the car or hotel room. Notes

1. Be sure to pay attention to personal safety during travel, safety first, especially remember to wear a life jacket when doing water activities. Travel safely and civilly.

2. Take good care of personal belongings, do not leave luggage unattended, and keep valuables in a safe place.

3. Please go with others for free activities and do not go alone. Try not to go out alone at night, especially women.

4. You need to take off your hat when entering the temple. You are not allowed to wear slippers and sandals (you can take off your shoes outside the door). You are not allowed to wear sleeveless shirts, short tops, shorts and skirts that do not reach the knees. Please dress cleanly and neatly, and it is prohibited to take pictures of Buddha statues;

5. Thai people are taboo about touching people’s heads and think it is impolite to point their fingers at people’s heads; there are many royal portraits around Thailand, which are also not allowed. Point your fingers at the portraits of the king and his family, and do not discuss topics about the king and his family with others.

6. Thailand time is one hour later than Beijing time in China; please pay attention to whether the collection time is Beijing time or Thailand local time.

7. Be courteous when meeting a romantic partner. Women should avoid touching the romantic partner. If you need to donate money, please ask the man to do it for you.

8. Gambling is prohibited in Thailand. Although you cannot play cards, mahjong and other gambling games in the room. What not to do

Do not wear revealing clothing when visiting the temple

You must take off your shoes when entering the temple, and you must go in barefoot. In countries such as Thailand and India, shoes are not considered unclean. Even if you carry them in your bag, you are defiling the gods.

Thailand has good security and no one steals shoes. In addition, you are not allowed to wear short skirts or overly revealing clothes into the temple. The Grand Palace is strictly controlled, and entry is prohibited if you are not wearing appropriate clothing. Other temples are less strict, but they also don't welcome people with scantily clad clothing, but no one will tell you about it.

The grounds of the temple are crematoriums, so photos are not allowed

Visiting temples is a must when going to Thailand. Especially in Chiang Mai, the most distinctive thing is the various temples inside and outside the ancient city. The gorgeous decorations and bright colors are the most suitable for all kinds of photos. All kinds of concave shapes, all kinds of freshness, beautiful posts on friends, perfect! However, there are more than 20,000 temples in Thailand that double as crematoriums. If you accidentally come across this house with a chimney, that is cremation. Field. Reacho didn't know it at first and almost made a concave shape here. How many friends don’t know this is a crematorium and have taken pictures here? Please raise your hands!

Don’t ride an elephant in Thailand and watch the show

Ride an elephant Behind the elephant, there is a bloody industrial chain that you don’t know about. The baby elephant will be locked in a small wooden enclosure. Unable to move, lie down, or sleep. Those who trained it were given only minimal amounts of food and water to keep it alive.

Every day after that, the baby elephant will experience countless beatings, hooks, and high-voltage electric prods... endless torture and destruction of the elephant's body and spirit, causing it to completely lose consciousness. Then they began to be domesticated for people to play with, ride on, and perform. If you like elephants, take good care of them.