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Guide To Backpacking Thailand - Goats On The Road. In this budget backpacker’s guide to Thailand, you will learn everything you need to know about travelling this beautiful country on a budget, including things that you’ll never find in your Guide Book.

Jump To: Must- see Places  Must- Have Experiences Off The Beaten Path Pros Cons Transport Visas Health Weather   MORE THAILAND BLOGSAhh Thailand… heaven for budget backpackers. A place we all return to. A place that somehow feels like home, despite being thousands of miles away. Stunning white sand traces 4. Locals that smile, food that satisfies, beaches that shimmer and parties that last until sunrise, this is what easy travel is all about.

Thailand tends to over cater to western visitors and much of its ancient culture and customs suffer from destructive tourism. You may hear mixed reviews before coming here but one thing is for certain… everyone has fun in Thailand! How Much Will Thailand Cost?

Budget For Thailand$5. This is a pretty comfortable budget for backpacking Thailand. You’ll be able to pay for your transportation, snorkel, jungle or river tours, accommodation in cheap double rooms and still have some money left over for beers. Thailand is a cheap country to visit. You may have heard tales of $2 huts and 5 cent buses but you better come here in a time machine if you expect to find prices like that.

Budget Accommodation: ($1. Accommodation in Thailand has definitely gone up in price since the hippy days, but with the price increase has come a step up in comfort and style. You will never find a hut for less than $8 in Thailand and if you’re staying in Bangkok or an expensive island, expect to pay around $2. Prices often include breakfast. ☞ Click here to compare prices for the best hostels in Thailand on Hostel. World☞ Click Here to compare prices for the best hotels and guesthouese in Thailand on Booking. Eating: ($1- $3/meal)There are still amazing deals to be had while backpacking through Thailand.

You can usually find tasty Pad Thai, Massuman curry, green curry, and soups to fill your stomach for just over a dollar. If you’re in a touristy area outside of Bangkok, you may have to pay the escalated prices in the farang (foreigner) restaurants, where a cheap meal will be at least $3 – $5.

Delicious Pad Thai. Entrance Fees: (Average $5/person)There are some good sites to be seen in Thailand including many amazing temples, the Grand Palace, and Ayutthaya: The Ancient City of Siam. Some sites are free while others, like the Grand Palace in Bangkok, will cost 4. THB ($1. 2). If you visit Ayutthaya expect to pay around 5. THB ($1. 2. 5) for each temple you enter. Watch Skinning HD 1080P. Alcohol: ($2 Beer, $4 Cocktails)Singha Beer. Alcohol will most likely be part of your budget while backpacking Thailand.

There are ways to save some serious baht for those on a shoestring budget. Watch American Made Online Ibtimes. Pre- drinking can be your wallet’s best friend in Thailand and you can buy big beers at 7- 1.

THB ($1. 5. 0). Hit up 7- 1. Cocktails in bars are usually around $3, but they are often made with cheap local spirits. A bottle of Mekhong whiskey only costs about $2 in a store, so keep that in mind when you’re ordering expensive cocktails at the beach bar.

You’re definitely paying for the ambiance, but when the sun sets over the sparkling sea, you’ll wonder if you can put a price on that sundowner experience. Tipping: Tipping. Don’t Tip! If you’re like us, born and raised in North America, then this is likely a hard concept to grasp.

Thais don’t tip and neither should you. By doing so you are influencing the locals to expect gratuity from tourists. Tips are not expected from locals and tipping may annoy locals, expats and long- term travellers alike because it just makes the services more expensive for them. Don’t tip in Thailand!**Update 2. It is much more commonplace to tip these days in Thailand. If eating at a street stall, there’s no need to leave a tip.

If you’re eating at a restaurant, at least leave the coins, or up to 1. In a fancier restaurant, definitely leave 1. For hotel cleaners, it’s nice to leave 2. Gauge the situation and decide whether leaving without tipping is appropriate, but in Thai culture, it’s expected that you at least leave the coins…in order to “save face”.

Travel Insurance: It’s important to have travel insurance before embarking on an epic adventure! It’s the one thing you should always pack.

World Nomads is a popular choice for backpackers and travellers. Enter in your details below to get a free quote: Must- See Places. There are far too many “must- see” places in Thailand to list here.

We’ve spent 7 months here on 8 different visits and we still have much to see. Thailand is jam- packed with great backpacking highlights, many of which you can find on your own, with no help of the guidebook. You just have to really dig to find them! Jump To: Must- Have Experiences Off The Beaten Path Pros Cons Transport Visas Health Weather   MORE THAILAND BLOGSThe Mainland.

Bangkok: The hustle and bustle of the most vibrant city in Asia will force you to love it or hate it. Bangkok is the perfect first step (or plunge) into the world of Southeast Asia, and as you wander around on sensory overload, you’ll probably love the shock that comes with your entry stamp to Thailand. Most likely, you’ll spend a crazy night partying on Khaosan Road (which generally involves bucket drinks and insect eating!), but once you’ve got that out- of- the- way, make sure to venture to other areas of this bustling city. For a more authentic experience, make sure to check out the Ari Neighbourhood, go on a cycle tour, visit Chinatown, check out the airplane cemetery, explore the Chatuchak Market…and so much more. The Hustle and Bustle of Bangkok Thailand (On A Quiet Day)Top Rated Hostels in Bangkok☞ Click Here to compare prices and see more highly rated hostels in Bangkok on Hostel. World☞ Click Here to compare prices and see the top rated hotels and guesthouses in Bangkok on Booking.

Chiang Mai: This ancient walled city has plenty to offer backpackers. Cheap accommodation (especially apartment rentals), delicious restaurants and lots to keep you busy. Make sure to visit the local markets and sign up for a Thai cooking class! Watch Christmas Eve Online. There are tour agencies that can arrange visits to Burmese Long Neck Tribes, jungle zip lining, zorb ball, paintballing, and loads more strange / non- Thai experiences. For a more authentic stay in Chiang Mai, rent a motorbike and explore the surrounding countryside. Trips to the Mae Sa Waterfall and driving the Mae Hon Song Loop are popular (and gorgeous) excursions in the area.

READ MORE: Digital Nomad Guide to Living in Chiang Mai. Thai Cooking Class In Chiang Mai. Top Rated Hostels in Chiang Mai☞ Click Here to compare prices and see more highly rated hostels in Chiang Mai on Hostel. World☞ Click Here to compare prices and see the top rated hotels and guesthouses in Chiang Mai on Booking. Pai: Thailand’s hippy hangout. A beautiful little village set on the Pai River in the Mae Hong Song province, Pai is a pretty cool place. You can arrange jungle treks and river trips here as well as visits to the stunning Pai Canyon, Santichon (Chinese village) and tours to the infamous Bridge Over The River Kwai.

After each day of adventure, you can return to the hammock that dangles from your riverside bungalow for a little bit of relaxation.**Update 2. These days, Pai itself is packed with tourists, and rather than finding Thai food, you’re more likely to see Italian and American favourites on the menu. However, it is possible to find local food, you just have to look al little harder. Make sure to leave the actual town of Pai and explore the beautiful surroundings. Pai Canyon – Pai, Thailand. Top Recommended Hostels in Pai☞ Click Here to compare prices and see more highly rated hostels in Pai on Hostel. World☞ Click Here to compare prices and see the top rated hotels and guesthouses in Pai Mai on Booking.