Thailand Travel Checklist
Traveling to terrific Thailand? Here’s our Thailand Travel Checklist for you! The country is so huge and there are so many cities and islands to visit. We love Thailand, from its bustling cities to idyllic islands and everything in between. Use our Thailand Travel Checklist so that you can have fun eating delicious snacks, trying Thai beverages, exploring Thai attractions, shopping till you drop, and partying if that’s your scene.
Also, don’t worry about leaving or forgetting one or two things behind. Thailand is a very accessible country, and you can find all your essentials and medicines. Plus, Thailand is affordable, so it’s easy and cheap to replace any items you may have forgotten or misplaced.
Thailand At A Glance
When you go to Thailand, you’ll want to immerse yourself in the smells, sights, sounds, and delights that this Asian getaway has for you. Here’s our Thailand At A Glance section. You can find out more about the weather, fun things to do, and dishes and drinks to try.
Weather
- Spring (January to March)
- 31°C
- Summer (March to June)
- 37-38°C
- Fall (June to October)
- 24-27°C
- Winter (November to January)
- 30 – 35 °
Average Tour Price
7 Days/6 Nights
- ₹70,632
Events
- Children’s Day, second Saturday in January
- Songkran Thai New Year Water Festival, April 13-15
- Full Moon Party Thailand
Eat
- Pad Thai, stir fried noodles
- Larb woonsen,
- Tom kha, creamy version of Tom Yum Soup
- Thai ice tea, orange milk tea
Explore
- Phi Phi Island, James Bond island
- Grand Palace Thailand
- Chatuchak Weekend Market
- Big Buddha Phuket
Important Notes
- Thailand is a Buddhist country, if you’re visiting a Buddhist temple, cover your knees and arms but leave your head uncovered
- Watch out for monsoon season in Thailand, and pack your umbrellas, rain boots, and raincoat
What To Pack
Thailand is a tropical destination, where the weather is hot all year round. The monsoon season is Thailand’s wet season, when you’ll need to take rain gear like rainboots, umbrellas, and raincoats. You’ll want to take waterproof gadget pouches too, to safeguard your valuables while enjoying Thailand.
As with most Asian countries, the further out of a city or town you go, you will find squat toilets, or toilets that leave much to be desired. Take toilet seat covers and disinfectant with you for a better bathroom break.
Staying prepared helps you have a smooth and easy vacation in Thailand. There’s so much to see, do, and eat in Thailand. With our Thailand Travel Checklist, you will be fully prepared for the best Thai vacation of your life.
Clothes | Essentials | Electronics | Toiletries |
Jeans, 1 for every 2-3 days | Rain boots, umbrella, and raincoat if you’re going during monsoon season | Mobile phone and charger | Toothbrush & toothpaste |
Shirts, 1 for every day | Bug repellent | Travel adapters | Deodorant |
Dresses, 1 for every day | Travel water bottle | Headphones | Hairbrush |
Flip flops | Toilet seat covers | Powerbank | Sunscreen |
Floppy hat | Backpack (ideally folding type) | Torchlight | Shaver and adapter |
Sunglasses | Wallet + local currency | Camera and charger | Body wash Shampoo & Conditioner |
Swimwear, 2-3 sets for your trip | ID card | Laptop | Nail clippers |
Shoes Sandals Sneakers Dressy shoes/heels | Tweezers |
First Aid
- Hand sanitizer liquid or wipes
- Bug spray and repellent, especially for mosquitoes
- Painkillers or paracetamol (Dolo, Crocin, etc)
- Diarrhea medication
- Medicine for vomiting
- Medicine for motion sickness
- Wound cream (e.g. Bepanthen)
- Band-Aids and gauze
- Tweezers
- Disinfectant
- Any medicine you need for your ailments
Documents You Need
When you pack for Thailand, make sure you take your essential documents along as well. Your Thailand vacation isn’t complete without these documents. From important documents to money, keep these documents on you in a separate folder or pouch. And when you get to Thailand, store the essential documents in your hotel or accommodation’s safe locker.
Here are the documents you need when you travel to Thailand:
- Passport with at least 6 months validity
- Photocopies of your passport and soft copies online
- Visa on Arrival
- Vaccination card
- Flight ticket, printed and online soft copy
- Credit Card
- Cash, Thai Baht
- List of emergency contacts and your medical history
- Travel Insurance
Get Travel Insurance!
The most important document to take on your Thailand trip is definitely travel insurance for Thailand. Thailand is so fun and exciting, you don’t want to have to worry about whether your insurance from home will cover you or not. Spend more time partying, shopping, and snacking when you have travel insurance. Travel insurance covers you when you face a sudden medical or non-medical emergency. Most insurance from different countries may not be accepted and not covered when you’re in Thailand, but travel insurance will be accepted for sure!
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