Is Thailand safe recently?

Environment: Safe and harmless, you can have fun and feel the high status and treatment of foreigners in Thailand. The hierarchy here is very serious, so foreigners will enjoy it.

Small environment:

1. Don't go to the Prime Minister's office. The chaos is that the 400-meter area of the Prime Minister's Office clashed with the police. Yesterday, I read the local newspaper and many people were blown to pieces. Domestic newspapers will never publish these photos, such as the big photo on the front page cover, where a middle-aged man crying downstairs was blown to the left half, and his skin was turned up, revealing the bone in the middle of his thigh. This is a big close-up. There is also a small one.

2. Don't go to any remote alleys, refer to the events that often happen in remote alleys in China.

3. Go to any bar to perform, especially bhatia, and don't make trouble. Don't be reluctant to give money. Besides the money that swindlers like tour guides shouldn't spend on their own projects, they can't do anything about you. If you are reasonable, please argue for it. You should know that programs like bhatia are backstage helpers, so don't owe others money for your service. Please keep the change at any time, the tip is not replenished.

The most unpleasant thing about going to Thailand is that both tour guides and tour leaders are liars, not "who" but "both". (Share my experience here)

You only have psychological warfare with them, and the trophy is the money in your pocket and your good mood. If there are self-funded items, please judge whether it is worthwhile, because basically all the places on your itinerary are free, no matter which tour group you change. It's like visiting the Monument to the People's Heroes in Beijing and paying for something free-lung pain.

I seriously suggest that you learn about the scenic spots in Thailand online before you come. If it's a bridge over the Guangxi River, don't go, it's boring to the extreme. As early as World War II, the bridge on the Guangxi River was bombed to supply the Japanese garrison (anyone who played World War II special forces knows that even if he has never been to Thailand). Now it's reconstruction. I believe no one wants to spend a lot of money to see the model. It's really boring. Speaking of our last experience, we arrested the tour guide half to death and arrested eight people who didn't go to that lovely self-funded project. They think that staying in a hotel without Thai is like being under house arrest, and eventually we will compromise. As a result, three young people, with poor English and literary stars (all useless), led five old people to the shopping mall Robinson Chinatown and so on until they vomited. When I came back, I saw the self-funded project. The scene was simply the distance between heaven and hell and the Milky Way. The self-funded project cost money, bought fatigue and resentment, and the liver hurts and is kind.

A few hours before boarding, the tour guide will take you to the duty-free shop. Don't worry at this time, there is no doubt that it is really cheap. As for how cheap it is, compare it yourself. In the past, everyone spent money on self-funded projects. In boring projects and a pile of junk goods, now that the real key targets are reached, they are stupid. They have no money and can't eat meat. Some of them have spare RMB, so they have to exchange it with the tour guide. Stomach pain-

(Once again, it is very cost-effective to exchange money in Thailand now, and it is guaranteed to be more than that in China (not in airports and tour guides, if you bring US dollars, the seller's face value will be larger). Because of the turmoil, the exchange rate has fallen, and the domestic stock of Thai baht is not enough, which is generally expensive. There's a place to change. In Bangkok, please check superrich, a small money exchange shop, and a high-end store in centre world on the Internet. Further away from this shopping center is the famous oversoul four-faced Buddha, not the one at the foot of the shopping center. We have to go forward, the fragrance is super strong. Remember to realize your wish when it comes true! & gt At the foot of the tallest building in Thailand, the goal is obvious. There are several. Please compare the exchange rates before deciding which one to change. Besides, the money is not clear. Give the money and passport to the counter when you go, and the counter will give you a note with the total amount you can change and your number written on it. When you get it, sit by the sofa and wait. When the counter hears your number, you can go again. When you get the money, you can count it quickly, pack it and leave quickly. The whole process. )

Want to ask why it's up there? It's a black market ~ ~ Almost all foreign students' money is exchanged there, so it's called a safe black market ... In fact, the shops are shiny and not black at all ... Haha ~ ~

I have foresight. Didn't leave before, and didn't let my mother move. When I got to the duty-free shop, my mother bought it as a madman. Buy it. Cheap, international high-end goods are still original. It's still cost-effective to give someone away. Her old man bought all the money and looked at me with a friend of mine. At that time, it was just my wallet and fat ...-interest-free loan. ..

Don't tease wild dogs, almost all of them have skin diseases, and some of them are serious. When you feed them, they will be in trouble if they don't let you go, and cats will be more annoyed. Dogs with skin diseases will have the urge to jump into the sea next to them if they want to be bitten again. ....

6. Don't talk about politics with Thais, especially their king. You are not Thai and you are not qualified to talk about Thai politics, just as the Thais in our dormitory are not qualified to talk about Tibet with me. As a result, the way I struck the table scared them. Remember that Thailand is an extreme country, a Buddhist country with many etiquette and rules, even wearing clothes has rules, but you are outside the world's top porn zone like Pattaya. If Thais say they don't kill anything, they will feel good. Until it suddenly occurred to you that some relatives and friends asked you to help them buy a large number of high-quality crocodile pearl fish skins made in Thailand. In short, Thailand is an extreme, and the whole nation ... is hypocritical and appropriate.

7. Speaking of clothes, wearing pants is really not hot. If you wear shorts, the heat wave on the concrete floor at noon will directly burn your skin. You must not wear shorts and vests when you go to formal or high-end occasions such as shopping malls, banks, grand palaces and temples. Almost all rooms are air-conditioned, so be careful of catching a cold (it is no exaggeration

8. Take some plastic bags with you. What are plastic bags for? There are many uses, such as loading garbage. Thailand is very clean, but you can hardly find trash cans. Please don't litter. As for the use of fresh-keeping bags, you will find out.

9. It is very important: don't look at the price when choosing a tour group. The price basically represents the degree of your stomachache and is inversely proportional to the price. Please enjoy your spoils in the duty-free shop after returning home. Please forget everything else and be healthy.

10. What didn't you buy? Don't be shy, go to Taobao to buy it. As for bargaining, I said that Taobao shopkeepers would hate me to death ... (You just need to change the RMB price of more than half of the goods into Thai baht.