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what you need to take with you to Phuket
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In Tai, you need to take things to a minimum, if you don’t have enough T-shirts there, buy them, things are very cheap there, and the free space in your suitcase will be very useful to you.)))) There will be a place to put souvenirs. The main thing is light sports shoes, a cap, glasses and sun cream.
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answered 12 years ago
Well, I didn’t notice anything very cheap in Phuket, although I certainly didn’t go there for shopping. And sun cream - that’s exactly what you don’t need to take to Thailand anywhere - the choice in any store / pharmacy is simply gorgeous, especially since they have local products and are suitable for their sun, water and climate. Any SPF, aloe vera, gels / creams / ointments - the choice is large and cool. On the contrary, you will bring home from there - they will come in handy, for souvenirs for girlfriends, mine were satisfied. And dial cosmetic / bath products (soaps, gels, shampoos, hand creams, bodies), they are natural + ointments and creams in pharmacies - a white tiger, a monkey, all sorts of other things (like asterisks), pepper patches, etc. .
Be sure to take masks for snorkeling, we carry our own, we disdain strangers, although they are given on swimming - yes, they can still leak.
And everything else - how to advise, especially since you ask in general like that, someone cannot live without their hair dryer, but someone is a barber.
Hairdryers, slippers, bathrobes in hotels are usually available, as well as shampoo / gel / conditioner, very good by the way - they are poured into earthenware jugs. You don't need towels, although who knows - my girlfriend with a problematic face won't take a step without personal towels. Take pareos, swimwear, shorts, slates
Be sure to take masks for snorkeling, we carry our own, we disdain strangers, although they are given on swimming - yes, they can still leak.
And everything else - how to advise, especially since you ask in general like that, someone cannot live without their hair dryer, but someone is a barber.
Hairdryers, slippers, bathrobes in hotels are usually available, as well as shampoo / gel / conditioner, very good by the way - they are poured into earthenware jugs. You don't need towels, although who knows - my girlfriend with a problematic face won't take a step without personal towels. Take pareos, swimwear, shorts, slates
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answered 12 years ago
I wouldn’t recommend someone else’s slippers in the hotel room, as well as walking around barefoot in the room (especially if it has carpet). Take your own or you can buy everything there. I took mine.
You can take all sorts of souvenirs for Thais, but not nesting dolls. Really saw in the trash a few pieces. Something like calendar cards, postcards with winter landscapes, birch bark key chains will definitely please them. Almost every Thai has a moped; to attach a souvenir from Russia will be where. Chocolate "Alenka" is outdated and does not cause much joy among the Thais, or maybe whoever we gave them to was just used to it. They hardly took anything for themselves. They took only the most necessary for the first time. There, I bought shaving foam, deodorants, toothpaste, etc. in the first Seven Eleven (shops that are at every turn) for myself. The quality is definitely not worse (it seemed much better to me) than in Russia and the prices are similar, but now, in Russia, it's nice to remember and use it all.
You can take all sorts of souvenirs for Thais, but not nesting dolls. Really saw in the trash a few pieces. Something like calendar cards, postcards with winter landscapes, birch bark key chains will definitely please them. Almost every Thai has a moped; to attach a souvenir from Russia will be where. Chocolate "Alenka" is outdated and does not cause much joy among the Thais, or maybe whoever we gave them to was just used to it. They hardly took anything for themselves. They took only the most necessary for the first time. There, I bought shaving foam, deodorants, toothpaste, etc. in the first Seven Eleven (shops that are at every turn) for myself. The quality is definitely not worse (it seemed much better to me) than in Russia and the prices are similar, but now, in Russia, it's nice to remember and use it all.
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