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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2024
- Thailand is a beautiful country known for its beaches, mountains, and vibrant culture. This 14 day Thailand itinerary covers five destinations in former Siam, from the bustling city of Bangkok to the peaceful beaches of Phuket. The destinations are riddled with temples to explore and sights to see, starting in the mountainous northern regions and ending with the awesome coasts in the south. If you're looking for a semi-hands-off trip planning experience, follow this two week Thailand travel itinerary for a great time.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro & Overview
2:07 - Chiang Mai
3:51 - Bangkok
4:56 - Koh Samui
6:19 - Krabi
7:35 - Phuket
9:10 - Outro
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What’s in khao soi? The toppings look amazing. Do you have a ballpark for about how much I can expect to spend on a meal when I eat at restaurants? I’m trying to get an idea for budget.
Hey Abby, Thailand is pretty cheap so you won't need to budget a lot for food. It depends on the destination and the quality of the meal, but you can expect to pay between 70 and 300 Baht per person, per meal (about $2 - $9 typically). You can obviously save by going to markets, cooking at your vacation rental, and choosing street food over nicer restaurants.
Khao Soi is this perfect combination of the best aromatics in Thailand mashed into a curry paste, mixed with coconut milk, broth, meat, noodles, and condiments. There are a ton of different topping options, but typical options include limes, fried shallots, fried noodles, chili oil, fresh shallots, cilantro, pickled mustard greens, fish sauce, and more. I personally love going heavy on the fish sauce, chili flakes, and chili oil.