Question 1: What are the specialty jewelry and gemstones in Thailand?
Chanthaburi, Kanchanaburi, Mae Sai, Mae Su (Mae Sot), so many mysterious names make the jewelry industry around the world sound very pleasant. The sizes of gemstones produced in Thailand or imported from other countries are not well known. However, as a non-expert, buying gemstones is indeed a tricky thing. Things that are too good are always suspect. One should be cautious and strict about having an intermediary broker who always charges a commission. The prices of famous stores opened in good locations are undoubtedly high, but their guarantee of quality is much more reliable than those of street stalls. Please note the brightness of the gemstone, which highlights blue and purple under fluorescent lighting and red, orange and yellow under incandescent lighting. It should also be noted that there is no reason to stop you from buying synthetic gemstones, however, look at their actual value, and the same goes for treated gemstones.
Certain gemstones, such as rubies, sapphires, and emeralds, are treated as part of their application to increase their brightness and reduce their impurity. Unprocessed gemstones are of course more valuable. Be aware that sometimes even experienced experts cannot tell the difference between natural and man-made gemstones, so it is recommended that you consult the Institut Asiatique des Sciences Gemorologiques.
Beverages, wine
In Thailand, drinking is more common than in other countries. Drinking alcohol is part of social custom in Asia, and local alcohol production in Thailand is cheaper.
Strong liquor. Mekong Whiskey (Whiskey Mékong) is one of the best spirits. Choum wine is slightly acidic and can aid digestion. When drinking, it is usually diluted with soda water and cola, and then served with ice cubes and green lemon. Try not to drink Mékong blanc, which is not fully distilled. If you want to drink it, you should let it stand for a while first, so as to avoid harm to the body due to insufficient distillation. The traditional high-end Mekong wine (Mékong) has been regarded as inferior hard liquor.
Song Thip whiskey is made from sugar cane and is slightly more expensive than Mekong wine. But they are all strong alcoholic drinks and are harmful to the throat.
Rich young people often drink imported whiskey. If you want to make a Thai person happy, you can give him a bottle of 12-year-old Western wine.
Thai wine. Wine produced in Thailand certainly tastes exotic. For example, Tody is a palm oil wine. Even more surprising are the Loei Chateau (French wine), which is a white wine produced from grape seedlings imported from France, Italy and Spain. The panicked general manager of French chateau wines still maintains business sense, because the consumption of his wine is increasing by 52% every year, while whiskey is only 7.3%, and Thai wine is not a threat to it. However, you should be aware that if you buy imported wine, it will have hefty taxes and fees.
Beer. Although the price of beer is relatively high due to the high tax on beer by the government, the annual consumption of beer in Thailand still reaches 4 billion liters (consumption in 1987 was 95 million liters). This may be an image of beer drinking as a symbol of upper-class status: wealthy Thais abandon local whiskey in favor of beer. Depending on where it is consumed, the price of beer fluctuates between 30 and 80 baht.
Singha beer is the most popular beer, and it is also the most famous beer (market share 90%). Its taste is heavier than similar beers, and its alcohol concentration is also higher (6 degrees). Another series of its products, Gold Beer, has a refreshing taste and is also very popular among people. The taste of Cari *** erg is sweeter and refreshing, but its alcohol concentration is similar to that of Singha beer, but it is more expensive. In addition, there are other brands of beer on the market, such as Eléphant and Chang, which have been on the market since 1995, but they are difficult to buy. However, these beers still receive praise from experts. Open-air beer joints abound in Thailand, where people can drink and dine.
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Question 2: What are the specialties of Thailand? I went there with Zhongxin Travel Two times in Thailand, none of the group members were allowed to bring food on the plane. Basically, the dry food was fine. I don’t think it’s very particular about whether it’s sealed or not. When I went to Long Beach, we hauled a box of dried mangoes and checked them back directly. We also secretly brought a few fresh mangoes with us at that time. , we agreed that if we were caught, the whole group would be divided and eaten.
The dried durians, dried bananas, durian candies, etc. I bought when I went to Thailand were all packed in the suitcase and brought back. The luggage check-in will not open the suitcase to see if your things are sealed. In addition, if you are... If you bring your own luggage onto the plane, they won't check whether it is sealed. Have you ever seen that you bring food on the plane? Are there any bread, snacks, beef jerky, etc. that you are not allowed to bring? No, you can still bring food as normal. Strictly speaking, sealed ones are still the safest. There is a one in 100,000 chance of encountering someone who will ask you to open the box but will not let you take it on the plane.
Question 3: What are the famous specialties of Thailand? When tourists come to Thailand, in addition to appreciating Thailand's charming scenery and ancient culture, they always buy some special products with strong Thai style when they return home, either as souvenirs for themselves or as gifts for relatives and friends. Fortunately, Thailand has fertile land, rich products, a long historical and cultural background, and hard-working and intelligent people. Therefore, Thailand has quite abundant tourism product resources.
Jewelry and accessories: Thailand is one of the most developed countries in the world today in the processing of jewelry (CHANTHABURI) and Kanchanaburi in central China. The reason for this is first of all thanks to Japan's exemption of Thai silk for jewelry raw materials: In recent decades, due to unique manual import and export tariffs, jewelry raw material production techniques and unique appearance and texture from all over the world, Thai silk has been used in large quantities. A steady stream of products are imported into Thailand for processing; and then they become unique products that are widely popular around the world. Thailand has a large number of professional low-cost designs. Thai silk is used to make noble clothing, skilled craftsmen who process jewelry; and Thai handkerchiefs, ties, scarves and other high-end supplies. The country produces a large number of high-quality gemstones and textiles and household products from northern Thailand: the textiles of northern Thailand, especially the fabrics of Chanthaburi in the east, are fine and soft due to their unique hand-made and natural printing and dyeing processes. , durable characteristics, is widely used in making garments, tablecloths, sheets (covers), carpets, etc. Among them, the most attractive ones are the handmade embroidery supplies of mountainous ethnic groups. Because of their distinctive ethnic characteristics and the use of traditional natural printing and dyeing techniques, their products have a strong local flavor and ethnic style and are widely favored.
Antiques: Thailand is known as the "Paradise of Antiques" in Southeast Asia. Just as China has thousands of years of history and has left behind a large number of antiques and antiques, the same is true for Thailand. From Songkhlao ceramics and temple carvings from the Sukhothai Dynasty to wooden decorations, dolls, masks and various metal vessels from ancient palaces, there is everything you need. Every year, it attracts a large number of antique collectors from all over the world to Thailand. Find "gold".
Local products and dry goods: Thailand is a tropical country with fertile land and rich products. In addition to producing a dazzling array of fruits, various seafood, rice and other products, there are also some famous local products such as: Bird's nests, shark's fins, crocodile meat, etc., these specialties are exported in large quantities to all over the world, especially in Chinese areas, and have become treasures in traditional cuisine and nourishing treasures.
Gold, silver, copper and tin products: Yaowarat Road in Bangkok's Chinatown is home to most of Thailand's gold jewelry stores. These gold jewelry have a wide variety of designs and colors, fine workmanship, beautiful designs, and low prices. , attracting a large number of domestic and foreign buyers, especially Chinese buyers, all year round. Silver, copper and tin products have a long history of production in Thailand, including both jewelry and household items; both modern and popular design products and traditional Thai items. They are widely welcomed by the world and have been exported to the world in large quantities. everywhere.
Tropical fruits: Colorful and diverse tropical fruits are also one of Thailand’s specialties. Thailand is known as the “Fruit Kingdom” and many fruits are exported to Europe, America and Asian countries. Fruits in Thailand are divided into year-round fruits and seasonal fruits. Perennial fruits include: bananas, tangerines, tangerines, tangerines, watermelons, grapes, papayas, coconuts, pear (pineapple), pomegranates, jackfruit, etc. Seasonal fruits include: lychee, longan, jujube, mango, durian, mangosteen, rambutan, etc. Among all fruits, the most famous are durian, known as the "King of Fruits" and mangosteen, the "Queen of Fruits".
Thai rice: Thai rice has long grains, pointed ends, white and transparent color, and the cooked rice is soft, smooth and delicious. It is Thailand’s most important export agricultural product and enjoys a high reputation in the world grain market. Very high reputation.
Thai food and fish sauce: Thai food uses natural ingredients such as chili pepper, onion, garlic, ginger, curry, fish sauce, shrimp paste, coconut milk, etc. as the main seasonings, supplemented by nine-story pagoda, hutuo, and perilla. Spices such as , mint leaves, lemon leaves, etc. make Thai dishes fragrant, spicy, sour, sweet, and full of spicy and unique flavor.
Almost every city in Thailand has its own shopping advantages. Chiang Mai is the center of the country's handicrafts; Bangkok is home to thousands of merchants, with low prices and good quality; Pattaya is "better than blue", and many Product prices are much cheaper than in Bangkok. The price of textiles is only half that of similar products in Europe and the United States.
In addition to shopping in large shopping malls, people can also go to traditional Thai markets to witness the lively scene of trading on the water. Good quality and low prices are available here, and it is also a good place for shopping.
The Banglam Phu market is vibrant, with ready-made garments as the main sales; the Pratunam market, close to the Indra Hotel, is surprisingly successful... >>
Question 4 : What are Thailand’s famous specialties? Thai silk: It is world-famous for its unique perfect structure and natural color. Westerners believe that Tess is most suitable for evening wear. Thai people have a long history of producing silk fabrics. Silk threads are handmade by Thai rural women. In addition to dyeing, silk fabrics also have high-quality printing. These products are exported to Europe, America, and Japan, and a small number are sold to tourists.
Gold and silver jewelry: Many tourists like to buy gold jewelry in Thailand because of its wide variety of styles and reasonable prices. Silverware has a long history in Thailand, and Chiang Mai in the north is very famous for its silverware and silver jewelry.
Jewelry: There are not many gemstone resources in Thailand now, and most of them are imported from Myanmar for processing. Thailand's reputation in the jewelry industry comes from its exquisite cutting technology. The jewelry styles are simple and exquisite, and the style is unique. There is a dazzling array of gems in Thailand, but you must choose a store with reliable quality to buy them.
Handicrafts: Thailand’s craftsmanship is exquisite and cleverly conceived, showing you a variety of perfect and magical arts and crafts. There are famous wood carvings, Thai pottery, teak sculptures, silverware, wax crafts, and paintings.
Crocodile leather products: belts: from 500 baht to 2,000 baht. When choosing, check whether the crocodile belt is made of a whole crocodile skin. If it is made of several pieces of skin, it will be cheaper. The reference price is 1,600 baht for an ordinary men's belt (made from the skin of a whole crocodile's back).
Wallet: Standard style, about 1,000 baht. Lighter case: 100 baht.
Pearl fish skin: This thing is rather strange. It is said to be the hardest skin in nature. Generally, a men's wallet is about 400 baht, a belt is 300 baht, and if it is a satchel, it is about 2,000 baht. If it is well made, the price will be very expensive.
Elephant skin: It looks strange, but it is actually very common in Thailand. A men’s wallet costs about 150 baht.
(Source: iLv Vacation)
Question 5: What are the specialties of Thailand? Thai silk: famous for its unique perfect structure and natural color. Westerners believe that Tess is most suitable for evening wear. Thai people have a long history of producing silk fabrics. Silk threads are handmade by Thai rural women. In addition to dyeing, silk fabrics also have high-quality printing. These products are exported to Europe, America, and Japan, and a small number are sold to tourists.
Gold and silver jewelry: Many tourists like to buy gold jewelry in Thailand because of its wide variety of styles and reasonable prices. Silverware has a long history in Thailand, and Chiang Mai in the north is very famous for its silverware and silver jewelry.
Jewelry: There are not many gemstone resources in Thailand now, and most of them are imported from Myanmar for processing. Thailand's reputation in the jewelry industry comes from its exquisite cutting technology. The jewelry styles are simple and exquisite, and the style is unique. There is a dazzling array of gems in Thailand, but you must choose a store with reliable quality to buy them.
Handicrafts: Thailand’s craftsmanship is exquisite and cleverly conceived, showing you a variety of perfect and magical arts and crafts. There are famous wood carvings, Thai pottery, teak sculptures, silverware, wax crafts, and paintings.
Crocodile leather products: belts: from 500 baht to 2,000 baht. When choosing, check whether the crocodile belt is made of a whole crocodile skin. If it is made of several pieces of skin, it will be cheaper. The reference price is 1,600 baht for an ordinary men's belt (made from the skin of a whole crocodile's back).
Wallet: Standard style, about 1,000 baht. Lighter case: 100 baht.
Pearl fish skin: This thing is rather strange. It is said to be the hardest skin in nature. Generally, a men's wallet is about 400 baht, a belt is 300 baht, and if it is a satchel, it is about 2,000 baht. If it is well made, the price will be very expensive.
Elephant skin: It looks strange, but it is actually very common in Thailand. A men’s wallet costs about 150 baht.
Question 6: What are the specialties of Thailand? Picture 1. Thai tooth powder
Tooth powder and herbal toothpaste are already antiques in China, but they are still commonly used in Thailand. , characterized by no sugar and a strong flavor of Chinese herbal medicine. Although it doesn’t have as much foam as everyday toothpaste, it has natural ingredients and is good for your mouth.
2. Various mint ointments in Thailand
There are many mosquitoes in Thailand, so cooling oil is a necessity in life. It is divided into many brands with different ingredients, including: those containing lotus seed grass, those containing pepper, those containing ginger, those containing aloe vera... The higher the price, the higher the mint content. Use on insect bites, fire boils, dermatitis, joint pain, even acne and scraping. The colors are divided into white, yellow, and green. Yellow and green have better effects, but they may stick to clothes and are difficult to clean. In short, Thailand’s mint ointment is cheap and easy to use, and it is a good choice to give to friends.
3. Counterpain
This is a Thai ointment that is well-known in Southeast Asia and is specially designed to relieve muscle and joint pain. Many tourists from Singapore and Malaysia buy box by box when traveling. There are two types of medicinal properties, hot and cold. It is said that hot properties are better at relieving pain, while cold properties are better at relieving pain. I suggest you take some back to honor your parents and parents-in-law. Guaranteed to be so moved that their eyes will heat up.
4. Various Thai seasonings
There must be some relatives and friends who also love Thai food and cooking. Buy some Thai seasonings and go back to share the authentic Thai taste with your friends. Tina recommends various seasonings in bags: red curry, yellow curry, green curry. Among them, red curry is the spiciest. It can be easily identified from the packaging. There are also tom yum soup seasonings and MAMA brand tom yum flavored instant noodles, both of which are 100% made in Thailand and are world-renowned.
5. Thai Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy has also been very popular in China in recent years. Because Thailand is located in the tropics and is rich in many spices, it has always had a tradition of aromatherapy. Whether it is burning incense or ordering essential oils, the price is relatively low. Among them, lemongrass, bergamot, and mint are the most common. In addition to refreshing the spirit, lemongrass can also repel mosquitoes, remove odor and moisture.
Question 7: What fruits are abundant in Thailand! In Thailand, I ate a fruit that looked like beans (not tamarind, not tamarind). The beans were green on the outside, and inside were pink flowers. There were seeds inside, and those were the ones you ate. The petals taste very light.
There is also a mangosteen with a soft yellow outer skin and only three petals inside. It tastes a bit like lychee rambutan, but softer.
I don’t know the names of these fruits. They are all in Thai. I have never seen them in China!
Question 8: What are the specialties of Thailand? Crocodile skin, ostrich skin, lizard skin, snake skin, pearl fish skin and other products. And cheap. It is the first choice for Thai tourism shopping; there are also some famous local product treasures such as: bird's nest, shark's fin, crocodile meat, etc., and long-term fruits include: banana, mandarin orange, tangerine, soybean, watermelon, grape, papaya, coconut, pear (pineapple) , pomegranate, jackfruit, etc. Seasonal fruits include: lychee, longan, jujube, mango, durian, mangosteen, rambutan, etc. Among all fruits, the most famous are durian, known as the "King of Fruits" and mangosteen, the "Queen of Fruits".
Question 9: What good fruits are produced in Thailand?
Thailand is located in the tropics and is rich in products, especially tropical fruits with a wide variety of unique flavors and low prices. Fruits that are abundant between January and May include grapes, pineapples, Java apples, oranges, watermelons, pomegranates, papayas and grapefruits. Next on the market are mango, lychee, pineapple, durian and mangosteen. Starting from July is the harvest of longan, star fruit, guava, plum, grapefruit, rambutan and ginseng fruit. Durian, orange, grape, watermelon, banana, coconut, pineapple, etc. are available all year round.