What Voltage and What Type of Electrical Plugs Does Thailand Use?
Thailand’s electrical system is 220V at 50Hz and Thailand uses Type A and Type C electrical plug types.
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Thailand’s electrical system is 220V at 50Hz and Thailand uses Type A and Type C electrical plug types.
Songkran is the Thai new year celebration which occurs in April. It is a fun time (for some) where people splash each other with water and, especially in the villages outside of Bangkok and...
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Most of us think everyone tells time the same way. Sure, the military and some parts of the world may use the 24 hour clock instead of the 12 hour time we’re used to...
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Sort of following the same false-title theme as the video Never Go To Thailand, “I hate Thailand” ends up showing all of the reasons one would want to go to Thailand. However, this video...
A charming little video about Thailand from Brian Camusat who seems to be using the title as either tongue in cheek or wanting to keep what’s he’s discovered in Thailand all to himself....
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