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Thailand Travel Safety Guide
Tips, hacks and advice for a safe trip to Thailand.
Stay safe in Thailand with our Travel Safety Guide.
Whether you're in the back of a Tuk Tuk on the streets of Bangkok, lazing on the beaches of Patong, or trekking through the hills of Chiang Mai, our Guide has all the safety advice you need for a healthy, happy, scam-free trip.
Featured in this guide:
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Local Etiquette
How to avoid causing offense.
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LGBTQ Travel Tips
Find out the major safety issues and the gay-friendly places to go.
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Common Scams
How to avoid the most common rip-offs and scams.
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Crime and Law
From photography and drone laws to smokings bans, know before you go.
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Health and Hygiene
Street food safety tips, mosquito-borne diseases, and black henna tattoos.
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Nightlife and Festivals
Everything you should know before
you party.
Download our free Thailand Travel Safety Guide
Travelers should be careful to not say or do anything that might be construed as offensive (in any way) to the royal family. Insulting them can be as easy as stepping on a fly-away Thai Baht note.
World Nomads contributor
