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OVERVIEW

Capital:  Bangkok

Currency:  Thai Baht

Super Rich International Exchange is the most famous money exchange company in Bangkok and almost guaranteed to have the best rates.

Language: Thai; English speakers can be found in Bangkok and tourist areas.

ATM Networks: .Plentiful. Have cash ready for markets, small stores and transportation. At hotels and most larger restaurants cards are accepted.

Electricity: 220 volts, 50hz, Thai plug that accepts both American and European styles

Internet:

Water: Tap water isn’t safe to drink but bottled water is cheap and plentiful.

Tipping:  Not mandatory but very much appreciated

Weather:  Hot and humid most of the time, best during Nov/Dec/Jan, but is the most crowded time (then it's always tourist central). March to May is extra sticky with 35C the norm. Summer (July/August) is still hot and technically wet season, but not a major hindrance to travel.


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GETTING AROUND

Getting Around:  Trains are cheap, easy, comfortable during the day and night (if a little cold at times) and let you see the country as you experience it  See Trains in Thailand

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Chiang Mai Smith Residence is the best choice for short or long stay in Chiangmai with wi-fi internet and a roof top swimming pool. It is located right in Chiangmai City near the Saturday Walking Street on Wualai road.


RetrOasis Hotel: offers solid value rooms in an excellent location right on Sukhumvit Road.


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WHERE TO STAY

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