Recommend some places, which I like best. Bangkok must continue its shopping spree. Cosmetics are extremely cheap, and the price of L 'Oreal is less than half that of China. You can go to the Grand Palace. Personally, I just think it's too expensive and uneconomical. In Bangkok, you can visit Chinatown, the red light district and Gaoshan Road. Chiang Mai is a night market and a good place to buy souvenirs. It's cheap, there are many things, and it's very lively. Then there is Shuanglong Temple. After getting off at Chiang Mai, take tuk-tuk 20 20 baht to find a hostel called Julie. There are places to live around, which are very cheap and very emotional. Then every place where you live can sign up for a tour group-a classic elephant day trip. Remember to call 800 baht, if it's expensive. Then there is the former residence of Empress Dowager Cixi in Chiang Rai. Maihongzi is seven or eight hours away from Chiang Mai, but it's worth a visit. Pai is a remote town with distinctive features. It takes three and a half hours to get there from Mae Hong Shan and four hours to return to Chiang Mai from here.

Now in the south, the seaside in Pattaya is usually crowded, but you must watch the shemale show. We will go to the troupe to buy tickets during the day. Foreigners can buy tickets at a maximum of 400 baht, and locals can buy tickets at 250 baht. It doesn't seem expensive either. After all, we didn't. After reading it, we will take photos with the shemale, and each photo will cost 40 baht. The price is not negotiable.

Then there is popularization, Pippi, Elephant Island and Koh Samui. It is recommended to choose two, more will be more expensive. Popularization and Pippi are very expensive, Elephant Island is good, Koh Samui is the best, pure natural.

To go to Thailand, you should bring short-sleeved clothes, at most a thin long coat (when it rains), an umbrella (this is very important, it is rainy season in Thailand), money, and it is best to change some Thai baht at home. You can also buy a good deal at home, and bring a bank card with UnionPay logo (ATM machines with UnionPay logo can be used in Thailand, and you can swipe your card when you buy things), toothpaste and toothbrush, and you are in a good mood ~ ~ ~

Finally, I wish you a happy trip to Thailand ~ ~