Learn how to plan a trip to Thailand with this post! Documentation tips, tickets, expenses and sample itinerary!

How to plan a trip to Thailand – Tips and Itinerary

Learn how to plan a trip to Thailand with this post! Documentation tips, tickets, expenses and sample itinerary!

I confess that when I invited Amanda to accompany me on a trip to Thailand at the beginning of May, I hadn't done any type of research. The opportunity arose on my flight back from Australia, and I grabbed it without thinking twice.

I knew it was a place with lots of parties, beautiful beaches and that somewhere you could spend the day with elephants in an ethical way. But just that.

I didn't know if May was a good time, if it was a cheap country same or if everyone exaggerated, if they needed a visa, if it was safe for two women alone…

This is not the best way to plan a trip.

The trip took shape over the following months, and we discovered some mistakes we made before even leaving home, such as going during the rainy season or buying a round trip via Phuket, in Amanda's case.

We were very lucky and the trip was incredible, but something could easily have gone wrong due to our lack of organization and research. before to buy tickets. I suggest you read everything you can in advance, and be a better traveler than me! haha

In this post I will tell you everything you need to know to plan a trip to Thailand, the tips I learned during my time in the country and comment on my itinerary.

Remembering that here on the blog there is a resources section full of websites and apps to help you plan your next adventure. It is worth taking a look!

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Find out where to stay in Thailand in this post!

Where to stay in Thailand – Phuket, Railay, Chiang Mai and Bangkok

Find out where to stay in Thailand in this post!

Planning a trip to Thailand wasn't the easiest task in the world.

The difficulty started when choosing what places to visit. Phuket was our entry into the country, so it was a right part of the itinerary, as was Bangkok, where our plane back home left.

After a few days racking our brains, Amanda and I decided to add Railay Beach and Chiang Mai to our plans, and we stipulated the number of days for each part of the trip.

Thinking that the most complicated part had already passed, we went looking for hotels.

And I admit, figuring out where to stay in Thailand was more work than I expected.

It's easy to find out which travelers' favorite neighborhoods and hotels are in most destinations. In Thailand, however, tourism is so strong and there are so many options, that with each Google search we became more lost.

We rely a little on luck, a little more on the various blogs we read and We were right on target with our choices.

In this post I will share with you the best areas to stay in Phuket, Railay Beach, Chiang Mai and Bangkok, and suggest well-located hotels in various price ranges.

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