What to take with you to Thailand? Many travelers ask this question. No one wants to carry three heavy suitcases with them, but it is also impossible to go completely light, and then regret that something was not enough.
Basic things
These are obligatory things, without which there is nothing to do in Thailand:
- International passport;
- Airplane tickets;
- Insurance;
- Cash: cash, bank cards;
- If you are interested in riding a bike, which is popular in Tae, take a driver's license with you, always with an open category A.
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Basically, this is all that is absolutely necessary in order to travel to Thailand. Everything else can be bought upon arrival in the country.
Personal belongings
What do you need to take with you from your personal belongings? First of all, clothes:
- T-shirts. Desirable, sewn from cotton, any light color, but not easily soiled.
- Light sweaters with long sleeves. An important thing for those who are not used to long exposure to the sun. Otherwise, you may get burned.
- Short, plain shorts.
- Cotton trousers.
- Swimwear, swimming trunks.
- Light footwear (flip flops, sandals).
- Warm clothes. It can be sweaters, pants, socks. Something that comes in handy if it suddenly gets cold.
Medicines
Of course, you shouldn't go to Thailand without the required minimum of medication. It is necessary to put in the first-aid kit an antipyretic (nurofen, paracetamol), pain medicine (tempalgin), a remedy used for poisoning (rehydron, enterosgel, smecta), iodine, greenery, hydrogen peroxide (which will help with injuries).
It must be remembered that medicines and medicine in general are expensive in Thailand. Therefore, you need to take some drugs with you. However, if you are using insurance, then be sure that the hospital will give you all the medications you need.
"Sunny" set
A "sun" kit includes tanning products, sunscreen, goggles or swimming masks. And it's better to stock up on sunburn. Just in case.
Technique
Below is a list of what else may come in handy in Thailand.
- Small kettle. This is convenient as it allows you to drink hot tea without leaving your hotel room. This is important, as not every café in the country offers hot tea.
- Adapter. Sometimes it can be very useful.
- Laptop with replaceable battery and charger.
- Mobile phone with charging.
- Camera (with charging or replaceable batteries).
Remember: you do not need to take a huge amount of things with you. The above is enough for a good rest in Thailand.
