Thailand travel tips｜Safety first, avoid tourist traps

Thailand can always bring you endless surprises and touches. During the trip, we not only explored the beautiful scenery and delicious food, but also felt the local residents’ love and seriousness for life. Thank you for this wonderful travel time, thank you for growing up with me. Only by seeing the world on the road, recognizing yourself on the way, and not being afraid of change can you find a new starting point. Thailand travel tips~ (one) 1. When going out, safety comes first. 2. It is recommended to sign up for a local one-day tour, which will be more convenient and worry-free, and choose self-driving carefully (renting a motorcycle or car in Thailand requires a Thai driver's license or an international driver's license). 3. Many areas in Thailand have steep mountains and many curves, and various types of traffic accidents are prone to occur. Please be careful when choosing to drive to mountainous areas or unfamiliar areas, and try to use public transportation or chartered cars to travel. (two) 1. The weather in Thailand is relatively hot and ultraviolet rays are relatively strong. Friends who come to Thailand must take sun protection measures and replenish water in time according to their physical condition to avoid heatstroke. 2. Although the weather is hot, don’t be greedy for iced drinks. (three) The social security in Thailand can be said to be relatively safe, but you still need to improve your safety awareness. 1. Do not carry large amounts of credit cards and cash when going out, and lock the doors and windows when resting at night to prevent conflicts or being defrauded. 2. When you encounter passers-by who strike up a conversation, give warnings or suggestions, please make a rational judgment, or try to ask a few more people to avoid wasting money and wasting time. 3. If you encounter danger or emergency, you can call the Thai tourist police service number or the Chinese Embassy in Bangkok. (Four) Thailand is a country that respects etiquette and pays attention to behavior. However, due to the rapid development of tourism, there are also some tourist traps. For example, you need to pay attention to the following situations: 1. If you encounter passers-by who take the initiative to strike up a conversation and advise you to close the tourist attractions, dress inappropriately, etc., please ignore them. These people often ask you to change your itinerary and go to the attractions or destinations arranged by them to collect commission; 2. If you encounter staff at the pier that seem to be introducing chartered boat tours, please ignore them. These people charge higher fees and may even be involved in their traps; 3. Taxis and tuk-tuks in Thailand may be "overpriced". Remember to use the meter or agree on the price in advance. #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #TRAVEL TIPS #Thailand #ThailandTravel #ThailandAttractions Amazing Thailand The more fun you have in Thailand, the more fun you have