Thailand, a tourist destination for many domestic and international travelers, is a place that many Vietnamese tourists planning to travel visit. Not only for its beautiful scenery, people, and cuisine, but this place also attracts with its not-too-expensive cost, suitable for everyone's budget. The following tips and experiences will be helpful for you when you want to travel self-sufficient travel in Thailand.
Thailand's landscape
KExperience exchanging Baht when traveling to Bangkok
You should exchange Vietnamese Dong to Baht right from home, estimate the amount needed according to each person's itinerary. In Hanoi, go to Ha Trung street to exchange money. If you don't want to, you can exchange to USD first and then exchange to Baht in Thailand.
In extreme cases, you should only exchange at the airport because the exchange rate at the airport is very expensive, and they only allow exchanging from popular currencies like USD or Euro. You can exchange a small amount at the airport to have money for taxis and subway to the city, then exchange Baht later.
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Passport and entry when traveling to Bangkok
You need to carefully check your passport's validity, which must be at least 6 months remaining to be allowed to enter and exit. Besides, always keep your passport carefully and carry it with you to avoid losing it. If you have any problems, you can contact the Vietnamese Embassy in Bangkok for assistance, address: 83/1 Wireless Road, Pathumwan, BKK 10330, phone: 0-2251-5836-7-8.
Note: you do not need to show cash to prove when traveling through the Thai border by road. Simply present your passport and smile, and they will let you through. However, you need to have a round-trip flight ticket or a flight ticket to a third country to prove that you will leave Thailand within the allowed 30 days for Vietnamese citizens.
Passport When Traveling to Thailand
Where to shop when traveling to Bangkok?
Most shopping malls are located right in or very close to BTS stations. For example: MBK (BTS National Stadium); Siam Paragon, Siam Center, Siam Discovery (BTS Siam); Terminal 21 (BTS Asoke); Emporium (BTS Phrom Phong); Pratunam, Plantinum, Central World, Big C (BTS Chidlom); Chatuchak Market (BTS Mochit).
Among these, Central World and Siam Paragon are for high-end fashion; Plantinum, Terminal 21, Siam Center are mid-range. Wholesale markets include: Pratunam, Chatuchak, and BoBae (near China Town). All shopping malls have VAT refund forms on the 1st floor for those who need them; markets do not. These places all have currency exchange points inside.
Siam Paragon Shopping Mall
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Tourist attractions in Thailand
Thailand is famous for its many beautiful landscapes. Here, beautiful scenery abounds, and when you come to Thailand, you will enter a tourist paradise with many affordable attractions to choose from. There are many places you can choose, temples include the Golden Temple in China Town, the Four-Faced Buddha near Chidlom, the Grand Palace complex, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun. For children, you can visit Safari World zoo, Dream World water park, or Damnoen Saduak floating market. All 3 of these places are in the suburbs, about a 2-hour taxi ride away. You can go by yourself or book through divui and hotel2thailand. For night markets, there are PatPong, Khaosan, or Ratchada (this place is a bit far and mainly sells cosmetics).
The Golden Temple in Bangkok, Thailand
Beautiful scenic spots in Thailand
https://youtu.be/0hYdkWJcH88Above are all the self-guided travel experiences in Thailand that you should remember. Wish you a happy trip.
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