Exotic beaches, magnificent landscape, rich culture, friendly locals, & historic temples; the hot reasons for travelling to Thailand are endless. We have gathered here the top 11 essential tips to make your trip an effortless journey. Follow it to the end to get to know Thailand from a different angle.  Malaysia-Thailand Border Both Malaysia and Thailand are the most impressive destinations of Asia when planning an itinerary on budget. The enchanting landscape, inviting locations, and appealing cultural value make it hard to make a final choice.  But guess what, you can visit both of these countries with one Visa. The border between the two countries can be crossed without a guide and a visa. Check out this guide to cross the border between Malaysia & Thailand effortlessly.  Get to know the local culture Accustoming oneself to the local culture and norms of Thailand will create convenience in mingling with local people. Thai people add ‘Pee’ before the name to respectfully address someone and add ‘Wong’ to address someone younger. Do not say words of disrespect for any member of the monarch as you might end up in jail for an illegal act.  It is considered disrespectful to touch the head of a person or even a statue of Buddha as the head is considered the most important part of the body. Similarly, feet are considered the dirtiest part so refrain from pointing your feet towards anyone or a statue of Buddha.  Learn snippets from the Thai language Thai people understand English considerably, but it is always better communication when you talk with them in Thai. Learn the common phrases that you might need to initiate a dialogue. For example, learning Thai versions of snippets like Hello, excuse me, thank you, what is the cost, where is the XYZ place, and can you speak English etc. will lower the communication barrier with local people.  Maintain the dress code The hot and humid climate of Thailand urges you to pack summery, cool, and short-length clothes. Such attire is best for everyday walk, a beach, and visiting destinations other than temples, and religious places.  Temples require men to cover their knees (Pants preferred) and wear dress shirts with full sleeves. Whereas, women are expected to cover their shoulder, knees, and cleavage. A scarf or bandanna might serve the purpose to cover the shoulders. Unbuttoned or sleeveless shirts are...