15 Thailand travel fortress to pack

Even though I love where I live in Montana, I always want a destination wedding. So, for the anger of my 95-year-old grandmother, in a few months, I will tie it up Your Lux (Lux)Thailand’s elephant shelter. Most of my friends and family have never been to Southeast Asia, so they have started asking what I should bring. Fortunately, I’ve been to Thailand Eight weeks of vacation each year since 2016.

I may not have permanent resident status Howeverbut I have a whole Thai packaging list Down-regulation. For example, even if they don’t like sandals, my guests will want to pack shoes Easy to turn on and off Because of the habit of leaving shoes at the doorstep of this country, construction workers often wear crocodiles or flip-flops.

Technically speaking, traveling to Thailand requires two Packaging list. First, you need equipment that you can keep Comfortable for long-distance flights outward. Then, whether your itinerary includes Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai or any other best place to visit, you need products that keep you cool, dry and safe on the ground. My wedding will be held in Chiang Mai, but as so far I have also encouraged my guests to extend their accommodation and explore the island. In addition to their passports, I also tell you about 15 items to pack.

Middle-source beach waterproof and waterproof SPF 50+ sun protection rod

Most sunscreens available in Thailand have whitening agents (Thais likes to relieve skin), so I always recommend you pack yourself. Also, so you can read the ingredients. Although you have to use reef-safe sunscreen if you plan to snorkeling, I usually rely on this beautiful sunscreen for sightseeing Keep travelers sunburn free). It is waterproof, clogs 98% of harmful UV light for up to 80 minutes, and since it is in the form of a deodorant, I don’t have to worry about keeping space for liquid in my quart bag.

Jisulife handheld mini fan

Last month, nearly 53,000 five-star ratings were purchased and more than 20,000 units were purchased Flight attendant approved The mini fan is one of the best-selling people on Amazon. It is perfect for Thailand, and even in winter, 85 degrees Fahrenheit days are uncommon. Summer is worse. I like this fan as a flashlight and double the power library. The flashlight comes in handy just in case the power goes out or you stay in a rustic jungle camp like my guests will stay. Meanwhile, when you may not have access to the socket, the power bank is a game changer for long temple beatings.

Topo Designs Mountain Utility Tote

Thailand bans single use of plastic bags in 2020. You can still find them at the grocery store, but you have to pay for them. While they are only around $0.03, you’ll sleep better at night as you pack up a more sustainable reusable tote bag. I travel with Topo Designs Mountain Utility Tote, which I use as a personal item on the plane. This tote bag isn’t cheap, but it’s worth it when you find yourself using it at home every day. I like the buttonable collar, which ensures nothing falls off. It also comes with removable belts, which are perfect for heavy loads.

I would lie if I said sometimes I didn’t go to the Thai fruit market and brought pineapple, multiple dragon fruits and enough mangoes to go home. In the United States, my budget can only afford the red delicious apples and bananas.

Super shopping bag from the sea to the top of the mountain

When I want a reusable bag, it suits my trustworthy lululemon with belt bags everywhereI chose this foldable bag with a cute stuff sack on it. Although weighing 2 ounces, it can hold up to 286 pounds. It has a capacity of 30 liters, large enough to drag me back from the street market to all the souvenirs in my hotel. A Rei shopper who uses his own daily calls it “magic” because it’s small but can unfold so much.

Chensprx water-resistant RFID blocking wallet

Most Thai businesses prefer cash or The only one Accept cash. So while you only need to carry your phone or credit card at home, you need a lightweight wallet to carry your bills and coins. Everything is affordable in Thailand and you can actually buy things as they change! I recommend this lovely wallet to my guests because it is waterproof (we will be in Thailand at the end of the rainy season), it comes with a lanyard so they can wear a lanyard around their necks, and it has a rfid lining, so if they do carry a credit card they don’t have to worry about the undresser.

Ozlo Sleepbuds

While I think the jet lag lag lag from home from Thailand is worse, I’m still affected by its flight. Usually, this means I’m awake late at night. Fortunately, three Bose engineers designed these comfortable Bluetooth-compatible, side-sleepbuds approved by the “Sleepbuds” (if you’ve ever tried sleeping with Apple Airpods, you’ll know it’s a bad idea). according to National Institutes of Healthsoothing audio helps “relieve stress, promote relaxation and improve sleep quality.”

They aren’t cheap, but lack of sleep can ruin your $5,000 Thai vacation, almost as fast as catching a stomach problem.

Epicka Universal Travel Adapter

While modern hotels in Thailand will have built-in USB ports and sockets for use with multiple plug types, packing a universal travel adapter is still clever, as Thailand uses at least four different plug types. I traveled to all seven continents with Epicka’s best-selling model. The Prongs retracts, so it’s easy to pack, and I’m grateful for it’s able to charge six devices simultaneously via both USB-A and USB-C ports. Note: While it has built-in voltage protection, it is not a converter.

Papaya 100% European linen wide-leg pants

There are over 40,000 temples in Thailand and you need to cover your knees if you want to get inside. Pants are desirable. While you can buy cotton-like printed pants in Thailand for $5, I recommend investing in these 100% linen pants from Quince and want to wear them on other trips as well. Linen is more breathable and hygroscopic, while at the same time it is useful enough to pair with a fun top when you need to dress up.

Lululemon All Aligned Ribs Middy Dress

I call this dress my “tea dress” because it covers my knees and pairs with most travel scarves I use to cover my shoulders. It is made from Lululemon’s “butter soft” rib fabric, and it is Trifecta: breathable, sweaty and forgiving. I definitely appreciate the four-way stretch and add Lycra because I eat a lot when I’m in Thailand. The food is so good (and affordable). It’s not cheap in itself, but it’s an easy-to-wear dress and is easy to dress up and Pack your suitcase.

lululemon downplays high-rise bikini underwear

The average humidity in Thailand is about 75% (think: Houston or New Orleans), and I always find myself sweating where I usually don’t sweat: including my vagabonds. Luckily for me – you – you – Lululemon made underwear that prevents “sled” (or sweaty butt). The secret is fabric: modal. A natural polyester alternative that modal absorbs moisture better than cotton and dries faster. Yes, they are expensive. But remember that they have sewage-free seams, are not easy to see under leggings, and are comfortable and you will forget to wear them yourself.

Liquid IV Hydration Multiplier Electrolyte Powder Beverage Mix

Most of my family and friends are from Montana, so they are not used to heating and humidity. Therefore, I will definitely encourage them to stay hydrated. While you can find electrolyte packs or hydration multipliers in Thailand 7-11, I prefer traveling with liquid IV because I know exactly what is in it, and I know I like this flavor (Thailand has many unique flavors like durian, like tropical fruit, with nut, creamy and creamy flavors and vanilla-like flavors). Also, when you get home, you will need it because they help with jet lag.

Sawyer Products SP543 Advanced Repellent

While some parts of Thailand suffer from malaria, dengue and Zika viruses, the chances of encountering them are indeed slim unless you travel to remote areas near the country with Myanmar, Cambodia and Vietnam. That said, being bitten by Thai mosquitoes is still annoying, and I swear faster and harder to kill than our fanatics in the state. Prepare with this tallest repellent from Sawyer products, which is available in 2 ounces and 3 ounces sizes (both available for TSA approval for carry-on).

Tiger Balsamic Super Strength Reduction Ointment

Thai like Tiger Balm is a family staple in Southeast Asia and has been around for more than a century. Whether it’s using it after Muay Thai fights to relieve muscle soreness or heating the muscles before a massage, they will swear. I like to use this all-natural painkiller ointment in Thailand because I often stiffen after coaching is limited to over 20 hours. Also, Thai mattresses (at least in three-star hotels and below) are well known to be hard and thin.

In addition to managing pain, you can also use it to prevent itching from insect bites, reduce calorie-related swelling, soothe stomach pain and open your nose if you are crowded.

Great Dry Word Set

I’m not like I had to pack my own snorkeling mask, but I didn’t mind when I thought about the pink time I used the public mask of the snorkeling tour company. You never know who has used them before and whether they have been adequately disinfected between uses. Yes, you can buy snorkeling masks in Thailand. However, unless you go to a dive shop, you may encounter leaking toilets.

This mid-priced mask has over 6,000 five-star ratings on Amazon A shopper Who used it on a trip to Thailand wrote: “Silicon is very comfortable and forms a tight seal…they are not atomized.”

Cacoe Floating Universal IPX8 Waterproof Phone Box 2 Pack

Even if you are not snorkeling on the world-famous island in Thailand, this waterproof phone box is another discount activity and you need to take photos for Instagram. For example, my family and I will climb Bua Thong Falls in Chiang Mai. Some friends plan to do canal cruises and floating markets in Bangkok. Speaking of floating, I like this because it has an “airbag” that ensures that your phone accidentally falls into the water and the phone is waterproof to 30 meters.

HP Sprocket Portable Instant Smartphone Photo Printer

Thailand is nicknamed “The Land of Smile”, and not just people on vacation are shining pearl whites. Thais are my favorite thing about Thailand, and whether I’m standing in line with smoothies or sharing a ride on a song show, I always make friends. A few years ago, I discovered that my new friends loved taking pictures with me. So I started packing this wireless, pocket-sized photo printer. When I whip, you should see the way their eyes light up.

Within 30 seconds, they tangibly reminded us of our encounter. Although there are a lot of portable printers out there, HP sprockets are the most reliable. It works with Android and iPhone and has over 19,000 five-star ratings from Amazon shoppers.

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