Public security, Thailand Road trip Q&A

First time to Phuket, not sure about the public security ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer phuket islandpublic security

How is the public security in Thailand? Is it safe to camp outdoors at night ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer campingpublic securitythailand

Is the night security good in Phuket ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer phuket islandpublic security

Everywhere is safer than domestic security. I have been here several times ? Thailand Q&A

2 Answers public security

Is the security in Thailand as chaotic as it is domestically? Can't you bring some valuable items ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer public securitythailand

I just went to the parking lot behind the Grand Palace. There are some parking lots near the Grand Palace that are not open to the public for government agencies. The police and security personnel will tell you where you can park. There is a public parking lot nearby, and there are many large shopping malls around the Four-Faced Buddha where you can park. Just take a few more steps ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer policeparking lotparkinggrand palacedepartment store

What public transportation is there from Khao San Road to the stadium ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer kao shan roadstadiummountain road

Does the Grand Palace open its doors to visitors during the daytime due to national mourning ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer grand palaceimperial palace

Is it better to travel to Ao Nang Island by public transportation or rent a car and drive yourself ? Thailand Q&A

2 Answers road tripkrabirent a carRoad trip tour

Do you guys know how to get to the airport from Kuta or Batu Bolong by public transportation ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer airport

I would like to inquire if one must have 5,000 baht in cash on them in order to pass the security check in Thailand now ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer thailandsecurity check

Can anyone tell me which is more convenient when traveling to the attractions in Bangkok, driving or taking public transportation such as buses and subways? The concerns of driving are "traffic jams and difficulty finding parking spots", while the concerns of taking public transportation are "not familiar with the routes" and "buses do not announce the stops" ? Thailand Q&A

4 Answers parking spaceparking spaceparkingattractionsbus

From the time you mentioned, after landing, you need to first check the queue to see if it's too long. If it is, you should find an immigration officer and explain to them that you have limited time, offer to pay for expedited processing, and then proceed to the domestic flight entrance to get your boarding pass and go through security. Your time is very tight, so after landing, you can also check if there is a special channel for connecting flights. I don't remember seeing one, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer queue updomestic flightstransferflightsecurity check

Chinese people, listen to me, don't go to the Fantasia Park. It has nothing to do with children, your kids won't like it. Strange performances combining gymnastics, magic, jumping, lowb's pastoral scenery, chaotic wars to grab women, and chickens, sheep, cows, and elephants. I think they are thinking too much, they actually don't allow phones to be brought into the theater, and we can't even get any shots worth taking. Overall, Fantasia is a misunderstanding. You thought it was a children's paradise, but it turned out to be a stall outside your neighborhood park where you can make balloons. You thought there was a large-scale performance that would shock you, but it turned out to be a pot of mixed-up mess that hurts your eyes, ears, and nose. After 10 minutes, you will understand why the park requires you to stay until the end for the complete experience. Listen to me, don't go. If you can get a refund for the tickets, do it ? Thailand Q&A

1 Answer elephantparadisechildren's playgroundpark