9 Best Countries to Visit in December for Indians
From tropical beaches to winter wonderlands - complete guide with visa, budget, and travel tips for Indian travelers planning December holidays.
Packing for Thailand is simpler than you think: light, breathable layers for the heat; modest options for temples; and a few smart extras for islands and rain. Use this checklist to avoid overpacking and stay comfortable.
Clothing Essentials
Core Layers
- 3–4 breathable tops (linen or quick‑dry)
- 2 shorts + 1–2 lightweight pants
- Comfortable walking shoes + sandals/flip‑flops
Temple & Weather
- 1 modest outfit for temples (shoulders/knees covered)
- Light rain jacket or poncho (rainy season)
- Swimwear + sarong/cover‑up
Toiletries & Health
Sun & Insects
- Sunscreen (reef‑safe if snorkeling), lip balm with SPF
- Insect repellent (DEET or picaridin)
Health Basics
- Basic meds: pain reliever, antihistamine, motion sickness tabs
- Electrolyte sachets; hand sanitizer; tissues/wet wipes
Documents & Money
Documents
- Passport + visa/entry requirements (check latest rules)
- Travel insurance details (digital + printed)
Money
- Debit/credit cards
- Small cash for markets/street food
Electronics
Power & Connectivity
- Universal adapter (Type A/B/C sockets; 220V)
- Power bank, charging cables
- eSIM or local SIM
Protection
- Waterproof phone pouch for boats/islands
Beach & Island Extras
Dry & Carry
- Dry bag and quick‑dry towel
- Lightweight daypack for excursions
Water Activities
- Reef‑safe sunscreen
- Snorkeling mask (optional)
Seasonal Tips
Cool/Dry (Nov–Feb): add a light layerHot (Mar–May): breathable layers + electrolytesRainy (May–Oct): poncho + quick‑dry shoes
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