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I bought this and I love it, so you can always have safe drinking water.

Sun screen is outrageously expensive. I literally just bought sunscreen yesterday 125ml for almost 400 baht.

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These are great and don't count against your liquids

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Again; then your conditioner doesn't count against your liquids. The off spray (high deet) I bought yesterday was 125 baht. So super cheap. I also brought these and they've helped a lot.

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Good luck. Seriously don't really worry about clothes. They're so much cute and cheap stuff here that you'll want to buy. I'm on day 36 of a 6 month trip and I hardly packed a full weeks worth of clothes, I've bought elephant pants and some sun dresses and tanks. Bring clothes you're going to wear out and then just toss by the end of your trip. Also if you get your clothes laundered almost everything will shrink. So seriously. Bring crap clothes.

Also. Something I always do before a long trip which is super tough for me is, pack your bag like three or four days before you're going to leave. And then carry your bag around for like thirty minutes. Is it too heavy?!? Is there stuff that you might not need? Seriously the humidity is so awful you're going to want the lightest pack you can manage.

Also, Sorry for all the amazon spam;


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This bag is a god send. I used it as my carry on bag, for my essentials for the flight and then it folds up super small! So when I want to go out for the day and want to bring a few things I shove it all in that. Also. I love my money belt. I use it here all the time. I actually have the "spy belt" brand and so when I go out at night I have some cash and a place to stash my iPhone and I'm still hands free. I think it looks less desiring that a large shoulder purse that someone may want to take. 😊sorry if this is too much info. Holla if you have any other questions!! I might be able to help.

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Pretty easy actually. I don't believe there's a limit (Though CBP limits you to 1-liter of duty-free alcohol). But as long as you're just bringing a few bottles and not a case you should be fine

I highly recommend getting some of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GIX51V6/

I'm heading to Thailand again next week. u/LungTotalAssWarlord is correct that you shouldn't need a voltage converter (the item you linked to does not convert voltage, by the way). Most modern chargers/power supplies can handle 110v-220v and 50-60Hz - check your units to be sure.

While a lot of outlets in newer buildings may accept American style plugs you may need a few of these to convert to the rounded-style outlets that are typical in SE Asia.

https://www.amazon.com/Ceptics-Europe-Asia-Plug-Adapter/dp/B0084OPT8C/ref=pd_sbs_23_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0084OPT8C&pd_rd_r=E44463Y4D2XNNMEZ6J1K&pd_rd_w=91JYj&pd_rd_wg=j3XUA&psc=1&refRID=E44463Y4D2XNNMEZ6J1K

Most outlets are 2-prong so have a work-around for that.

I carry a multi-outlet USB charger that works on all voltages, and I charge every with that. Have a great trip.

My wife made fun of me for this but was eventually glad I brought.

I recommend something like this as you also need to convert the voltage if your electronics are purchased in and for America:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MSTG93S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I brought a pair of [these] (https://www.amazon.com/Saucony-Womens-Peregrine-Trail-Running/dp/B00CWB2LI4) and I hiked and ran in them, except I had the mens version. Running in Thailand is amazing!

I used this for a month and a half in Thailand. I would clip it into the waist of the shorts I was wearing, with the wallet on the inside and clip on the outside. Easily held 10,000+ baht plus drivers license and credit card.
https://www.amazon.com/Lewis-N-Clark-RFID-Blocking-Hidden/dp/B00BJ8LQK0/ref=mp_s_a_1_27?keywords=zippered+travelon+wallet+with+clip&qid=1563636598&s=gateway&sr=8-27

If you know what hotel you will be using, text them and ask if they will provide a converter at no extra charge. Otherwise, here is just one of many options available on amazon.com. Make sure any converter you get is powerful enough for your device.
https://www.amazon.com/World-Travel-Plug-Power-Converter/dp/B07C1LPMRQ?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_3

I use this bag for nearly everything. It has a steel cable that can securely lock the contents of the bag and lock the bag to something else.

https://www.amazon.com/Pacsafe-Venturesafe-Anti-Theft-Carry-Backpack/dp/B01M75EIKB/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=pacsafe&qid=1559306949&s=gateway&sr=8-4

Go with the small one and get one or two of the small size of These for your clothes. It is humid so you don't have to worry about wrinkles

World Food : Thailand

You could get one of those PacSafe mesh bag covers - made out of metal cable and lockable to a piece of furniture - and put your bag with the gear inside and lock it to the bed or something.

https://www.amazon.com/Pacsafe-120L-Backpack-Protector-Steel/dp/B004WN9XAO

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