Sukhothai Sukhothai Province, Thailand Travel Guide
Sukhothai's tropical climate calls for specific clothing for comfort throughout the year. During the hot season (March-May), prepare for intense heat.
For the cool season (Nov-Feb), temperatures during the day are pleasant. For rainy season (May-Oct), pack quick-drying clothing.
Comfortable walking shoes or Sandals are required for extensive walking and cycling.
Flip-flops or sliders are useful for casual wear and easy temple entry, where shoes must be removed.
Bring Lightweight sneakers if you plan longer walks or prefer more foot support than sandals.
Prepare both physical and digital copies of all essential documents.
Thailand uses 220V/50Hz. Plug types are A, B, C, and O. A Universal travel adapter with surge protection is highly recommended for compatibility.
Smartphone with a good camera often suffices. For serious photographers, a DSLR or Mirrorless camera gives greater control and image quality. Consider a Wide-angle lens and a Telephoto lens. A Lightweight travel tripod works well for low-light photography.
Utilize cloud storage services like Google Drive or Dropbox to store photos and scans of important documents.
A small USB drive serves as an additional physical a copy for critical information.
This protects your memories and critical information in case of device loss or theft.
Assemble a Basic first aid kit. Include standard bandages, antiseptic wipes, and pain relievers.
Carry all prescription medications in their original packaging. Bring a copy of your prescription and a doctor's letter, especially for controlled substances, to avoid issues during customs inspection.
For exploring the Historical Park, which is a popular activity. Bicycle rentals are easy to find and adequate.
If you plan to hike trails in Ramkhamhaeng National Park. Bring appropriate footwear and clothing.
Scooter rentals are available. An International Driving Permit with a motorcycle endorsement is legally required.
A few miscellaneous items can greatly enhance your travel comfort and security.
Bring a Reusable water bottle which you can fill up from large water dispensers found in some hotels or by purchasing large, inexpensive bottles of water. This helps cut down on plastic waste.
LifeStraw for filtered water, reducing plastic.
A reusable bag for markets.
For street food and picnics.
Create less trash and respect local environment.
When visiting temples, historical sites, and other religious places, dress modestly. This means covering your shoulders and knees.
Loose-fitting trousers, long skirts, or sarongs are appropriate choices. Showing respect through your attire is important in Thai culture.
