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2 weeks Thailand: Tropical Island Hopping in the South
South Thailand has a lot to offer and with our comprehensive island-hopping guide you can enjoy its full beauty. From the bustling streets of Phuket
December to March
Bangkok
Thai Baht (THB)
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Thailand is the country of smiles. The people are so friendly and help you with every problem you might face. Around 95% are Buddhists. You can feel, that living together in a tolerant and peaceful way is a philosophy of life, even as a tourist.
Maybe you should think about Malaria prophylaxes.
Also you should check the „standard“ vaccinations like tetanus, polio, measles as well as hepatitis A+B, typhus, rabies, Japanese encephalitis and diphtheria. There is Dengue Fever and the Zika-Virus, too, but there are no vaccinations for these diseases.
It’s possible to enter Thailand visa-free for 30 days (currently 45 days) with the opportunity to extend your stay for further 30 days. This is applicable for nearly all citizens of European countries, of the US, Kanada, Australia e.g.
Crimes, especially in touristy areas and in nightlife districts, have increased in the past years. Corrupt police officers aren’t rare and work together with local criminals. All in all, you don’t need to worry, just be reasonable and have a common sense.
Thailand is a pretty cheap country. We think that, most of the time, the prices for accommodation, food or activities are fair. Sometimes you have to bargain to get an even better price.
South Thailand has a lot to offer and with our comprehensive island-hopping guide you can enjoy its full beauty. From the bustling streets of Phuket
Visiting Chiang Mai in Thailand is an experience that should not be missed. Known as the „Rose of the North“, Chiang Mai is a mystical
When it comes to Thai cuisine, the options are endless, and the flavors are vibrant. From the spicy, tangy, and sweet to the savory, Thai
When you go to a greek restaurant in Germany you most likely get a napkin, where you will find the most important words in greek language. We love the idea and want you to be able to get around in the native language at least a little, without having to use google translator.
So here are a few expressions:
Sawatdii ka/krab
Khop kun ka/krab
Kor Tot/Khot hort
Sabaaidii mai?
Chai
Mai Chai
Chán chuu …
Nueng, Song, Sam
Mai Bpen Rai
Bai
Aroy/gin hay aroy
Ao
Nam
Gaa-fae
beer singha/leo/etc.
Chaiyo!/chon!
Hello (w/m)
Thank you (w/m)
Excuse me/Sorry
How are you?
Yes
No
My name is …
One, two, three
No Problem
Goodbye
Have a good meal!
I would like
…a water
…a coffee
…a beer
Cheers/Prost!