There are actually a lot of things that everyone needs to bring when traveling. Today, the editor will tell you what to bring when traveling. First, let me tell you what to bring when going to Phuket. When you go to other cities

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Documents 1. If you have a passport and go abroad, you don’t need an ID card. I guess everyone knows this.

In addition to customs and entry, the passport is also useful for: applying for phone cards, hotel check-in (you must have a passport, otherwise you basically won’t be able to stay in the hotel~), renting a sheep (basically on the island or in cities like Chiang Mai)

You don’t need a driver’s license (you need a passport), and you need to register for tax refund when shopping (record all kinds of passport information)... 2. A copy of your passport. It’s best to make a copy of it and take it with you before going out, in case you lose your passport...

Oh, by the way! The most convenient thing is to take a photo with your mobile phone and take it with you.

3. Driver’s license translations are available on many websites. Fill out the next step and print it out.

You don't need it when renting a little sheep, but you can use it when renting a car.

Although sometimes people who rent a car don't read this translation, but what if they meet the police... So it's best for those who want to rent a car to bring this copy with them.

4. It is so convenient to withdraw money with bank cards and credit cards, so try to use as little cash as possible, just withdraw and withdraw ~ 5. If the air ticket itinerary is not signed on arrival, there is no need to bring this, it is completely useless.

Clothing 1. T-shirts, long sleeves, and skirts. In fact, both long and short sleeves are OK.

It’s best to bring something that’s easy to take off because it’s too cold indoors, in shopping malls, BTS and taxis.

By the way, except for the Grand Palace, which has a clothing requirement, there are basically no other places.

It doesn't matter what the color is, I'm not too sensitive now.

2. Raincoat and umbrella If you come in July and August, it is the rainy season, so it is best to bring a raincoat or umbrella.

It may rain heavily at any time! 3. It is best to bring a shawl for baby girls.

You can have a concave shape or keep warm ~ 4. Of course you must bring bikinis and swimsuits and swimming trunks to the beach. Even if you don't go to the sea, taking photos is still beautiful.

5. It is best to bring a pair of slippers and beach shoes, especially when going to the beach. It is easy to take off and put on when walking barefoot on the beach, and it is also easy to take off and put on when entering a temple.

6. Sunglasses are basically a must-have, they block the sun and have a concave shape.

Medicines 1. I’m not going to lie to you. The temperature difference between indoor and outdoor cold medicine is really big.

The temperature outside is summer, and the temperature indoors is autumn.

So many babies will catch a cold.

What if communication fails when you go to the pharmacy? So, bring cold medicine.

2. It is best to bring a medicine for diarrhea and allergy medicine.

Many babies eat all kinds of food. Although the food in Thailand is quite hygienic, it is inevitable that you will eat Tom Yum Kung and mango ice cream, which is good in case of diarrhea.

If you are allergic to seafood, bring allergy medicine ~ 3. Heat stroke medicine. Phuket is hot all year round, so use sun protection to prevent heat stroke.

4. Band-Aid is the most likely to be used.

Baby girls will be hurt by high heels or other shoes, and boys will be injured while diving or at the beach. This is really a universal tool! APP Chapter 1. Google Maps is a must, I really want it! Don’t bullshit you.

There is Baidu Maps. Can I use it when I go abroad? You can travel around the world with Google Maps~ Okay, let’s not go too far.

Just take Bangkok. With Google Maps, you can walk, take buses, subways, BTS, drive routes, motorcycle routes, and boat routes (this one almost deserves 10,000 likes!) and it will all be done for you! 2. Google Translate in a certain

In some cases, I think translation is still useful.

Sincerely, if you don’t know Thai, don’t be superstitious and use a translator to speak Thai to a Thai person. If he replies to you, you will be completely fooled... Most places use English, especially the menu. It is normal to not understand it, so

, be sure to use Google Translate.

Of course, Youdao Dictionary Shenma is also more reliable.

3.Uber is used too frequently abroad.

Although there are many taxis in Bangkok, many times they don’t use the meter.

Of course, Thailand is still much better. When I was in India, there were too many black cars. Without Uber, the second lady’s travel expenses would have been multiplied by 2...Thank you Uber! In addition, Grab is very useful in Bangkok.

Too many, almost like the Thai version of Didi.

4. WeChat also has a wide coverage in Southeast Asia.

Whether you are contacting the country or the local area, it is very convenient.

5. Alipay can now be used in duty-free shops, 7-Eleven and some shopping malls. The real-time exchange rate payment is so convenient! Electrical Tools 1. Not to mention mobile phones, chargers, and power banks, these are must-haves.