r/ThailandTourism

Hi! Any coffee shop recommendations here in Bangkok that is open 24/7? Solo male traveler here and just wanna grab some coffee outside. Thank you!

I spent 2 weeks in Chiang Mai and 2 days in BK a few years ago. It was fantastic, but certainly not enough to give me a truer sense of what longer term living would be like.

So this year, I'm looking to do a trial run of spending 3-4 months in SE Asia during the winter months in Canada.

So perhaps January to the end of April. I'll likely use Thailand as my home base and spend at least 2 months (or 3 with extension). I may spend some time in Vietnam and end with a month in Japan.

I plan to book one week at a hotel and explore on the ground for longer term accommodations while there. I know it's usually 1 year contracts, and 3 month stays are challenging to find.

I'm curious for those who may have done something similar, I'd love to hear any tips or suggestions. For instance, did booking a flight 6 months in advance save you money?

Hi, I wanted some guidance of Thailand costs especially Phuket and Krabi. We are going to Phuket for 4 days and krabi for 4 days as a family of 4.

I did book the flights and the hotels but idk how much one spends daily for food, travel etc.

I was thinking of booking phi phi island tour, hong island tour and James Bond island tour. Please give me recs on where to book, which tours are the best, whether speedboat or long tail or if it’s private or not.

Thank you!!!

Hello good people of Bangkok ! I have a Bangkok trip on the cards with a couple of my buddies and I have been looking at accomodations within the huai kwang area.

One of the main reasons is to avoid the bribe hunting police checkpoints of lower sukhumvit.

Does anybody have any info to share about Huai kwang, just like general tips, reccomendations, warnings etc.?

Open to anything y'all might be able to contribute as I've not yet had the chance to personally visit the area before.

I am looking for recommendations regarding men's liposuction and your experience in bangkok.

I am 30 years old and would like to get work done..

Hi everyone, can someone please help recommend a reliable, highly rated law firm or lawyer in Thailand that handles major personal injury claims?

I recently suffered a horrific injury at a major hotel brand in Phuket due to what is clearly a severe structural design defect on the property. I was originally dealing with the hotel’s insurance company directly, but they were not playing fairly and the process has stalled completely. I tried to hand it over to a lawyer in my home country, but they have just informed me that because the accident happened in Phuket, they have no legal jurisdiction to fight it and that I 100% need to hire a Thai law firm to take over.

My injury happened 8 weeks ago, and I am still in severe daily pain and completely immobilized under bed rest, out of work, and been made reliant on heavy prescription painkillers. I have incredibly strong evidence, including full CCTV footage of the incident, photos of the hazard, GP letters, and complete MRI results.

Can anyone please suggest a reputable law firm (ideally fluent in English or an international firm) that you or someone you know has successfully used for an accident or injury in Thailand? Thank you so much in advance.

Hello good people of Bangkok ! I have a Bangkok trip on the cards with a couple of my buddies and I have been looking at accomodations within the huai kwang area.

One of the main reasons is to avoid the bribe hunting police checkpoints of lower sukhumvit.

Does anybody have any info to share about Huai kwang, just like general tips, reccomendations, warnings etc.?

Open to anything y'all might be able to contribute as I've not yet had the chance to personally visit the area before.

Sometime this dec Id like to visit Thailand with a couple of my mates for 5/7 days. Is there any particular place in Bangkok that has good connectivity (e.g, BST or MRT), and preferably in an area with good shopping (both thrifting and malls), food, night life? I reckon my budget for accommodation would be 1.5k - 1.8k AUD. :)

WLW Honeymoon in Tropical Asia

Hi! My partner and I (WLW) are starting to plan our honeymoon and are pretty set on Thailand, but we’re overwhelmed by all the options.

We’re looking for something very relaxing and romantic — a luxury beach resort, beautiful water, pool, spa/massages, amazing food, etc.

Ideally, we would love something all-inclusive or as close to all-inclusive as possible (meals, drinks, activities, spa packages, etc.) so we don’t have to think about planning every little thing once we arrive. We’re totally open to paying more for the right honeymoon experience, but we also want good value and don’t necessarily need the $2,000+/night ultra-luxury resorts.

Would love recommendations for:

• Honeymoon destinations/resorts in Thailand
• Any true all-inclusive (or close) experiences
• Other tropical destinations in Asia that you think would be a better fit

 

TYIA! 

Indonesia is making influencers get proper work visas

I've already been to Bangkok, Krabi, and Chiang Mai. This year I wanted to go back to the beach / island and Koh Samui is a place I hear a lot about, but have never been. Wondering if its worth the trip, or if there is something else out there more worth my time? I plan to do at maybe 5 nights there.

I am going to see my wife in Bangkok, accommodations are paid for already but she isn't working that month so I would have to cover food expenses for both of us. Maybe 2 nights max of actually going out and drinking, other than that we just go to cheap massages and eat street food/occasional restaurant. I'm bringing about 71000THB for 24 days.

Hello guys,

I just got my Thai e-Visa. However, in four days my passport will have less than six months of validity remaining.

My question is: Can I still enter Thailand with a valid e-Visa even though my passport has less than six months left before it expires? Has anyone been in a similar situation?

Thanks in advance!

I’m a Pad Kee Mao fanatic and will be visiting Thailand this year, specifically in Bangkok, Chiang Mai & Phuket.

Where is your favourite place to try this dish?