Information about Thailand
The remarkable tourist experience and well-deserved reputation of the most popular destination of Southeast Asia: practically everything in Thailand can be done or shown to tourists for money, so it is done and shown. On the one hand, it’s cool: the country has a variety of options for recreation with pleasure, from sex tours and round-the-clock “chad” in local bars and discos to diving in the islands and seeking enlightenment in ancient temples. On the other – Thailand, where everything touristic has been put on stream and on a solid commercial base, is no longer called exotic. However, Thailand is still exotic. It’s just not always available to those who come on a trip tour.
Hotels in Thailand
Most hotels in Thailand are quite cheap and quite good. They do not have any “stars”: tour operators in their catalogs “assign” levels to them, pushing away from their own, more or less objective ideas. On the islands of Samet, Samui and Chang mostly – quite modest bungalows, but there are comfortable hotels of 4-5*. For the most part, these are low-rise buildings that blend in with the surrounding landscape. In the noisy resorts of Pattaya and Phuket, cozy family-run hotels and designer boutique hotels are opened for the most discerning guests. Bangkok has a place to stay for budget tourist, for families with children, and for businessman who has arrived to the heart of Thailand in business.
Dinners at hotels should not be ordered: most likely, you will have to eat alone. In the afternoon and evening, the vast majority of tourists eat at restaurants and cafes.
A bed at a hostel will cost from THB 275 per night, while a luxury 5* hotel room will cost from THB 2250 per night. Accommodation in Pattaya mini-hotels – from 590 THB per day, luxury hotels offer their services from THB 3400 per night. The standard Phuket triple room can be rented for THB 220 per night, while the rest of the prestigious top category hotel costs from THB 1750 per day.
Thai cuisine and restaurants
The cuisine of Thailand is a true culinary wonder, combining spicy Indian spices, the delicacies of the French royal court, the unmistakable quality of Chinese cooking, as well as the traditions brought by migrants and tribes from Malaysia, Burma and Laos. Seafood, fresh and aromatic herbs, bright spices, unusual soups, even the unobtrusive rice in the dumbest Thai cafe turns into a delicious “khau phat”, also tourists are great fans simple fried noodle “pad thai”.
Materials are from the site: tonkosti.ru