The best packing lists for Bangkok

Bangkok is a city of temperature jumps: humid street, freezing Skytrain carriage, chilled mall. A thin long-sleeved top in the day bag is more useful here than any other garment, and you will put it on and take it off several times a day.

Packing list: Bangkok

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Good to know for Bangkok

At the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaeo the dress code is genuinely enforced: shoulders and knees covered, nothing see-through. Since temples require you to remove your shoes, sandals or loafers beat anything with laces.

It is hot year round and hottest from March to May. The heaviest downpours come in September and October, when streets flood briefly, so shoes that are allowed to get soaked make sense in those months.

A Europlug usually goes straight into the socket and the supply is 220 volts. Malls take cards, while markets, boats and street kitchens want baht in cash. Cheap bottles and refill points are everywhere, and the tap is not among them.

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  1. Städtereise Bangkok German

    Für Erwachsene, die für ein paar Tage nach Bangkok fliegen, zu Tempeln, Märkten und Dachbars. Kleidung, die Schultern und Knie bedeckt, etwas Schickes für den Abend und die TDAC…

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