Quels sont les dangers en Thaïlande ?
Quels sont les dangers en Thaïlande ?
La dengue, le chikungunya et l'encéphalite japonaise connaissent des recrudescences périodiques et peuvent donc constituer un danger. Le paludisme est en revanche beaucoup moins présent, sauf dans certaines zones très isolées et spécifiques près de la frontière nord.
Quel est le plus bel endroit de la Thaïlande ?
Phuket. L'île de Phuket est la plus grande de Thaïlande et est un véritable paradis sur terre. La "perle des îles Andaman" offre des dizaines de plages couvertes de sable blanc et des baies tranquilles où l'on peut s'enivrer au soleil ou faire de la plongée libre.
How dangerous is Thailand?
- Another, probably the most severe, danger in Thailand, and the number one cause of death for visitors to Thailand is motorbike accidents, that often occur on the narrow, mountainous and twisty roads of Phuket and Samui. Always wear a helmet, avoid driving at night at all costs and never drink and drive.
Is malaria a threat to travel in Thailand?
- Malaria is actually only a threat in some border regions of Thailand, but Dengue fever is present throughout Thailand, the risk of contracting Dengue fever during a short term vacation is minimal, but you should still take precautions such as covering up and using mosquito repellant.
Is it safe to go to Thailand beach?
- Beach Hazards. Most people come to Thailand for a beach holiday, hence they spend a lot of time on the beach, but the beautiful pristine water of Thailand’s beaches is not always as safe as it might seem. Read more about Thailand’s rip currents and make yourself aware of the warning signs.
Are there dangerous snakes in Thailand?
- There are a few species of deadly snake in Thailand, most notably the King Cobra Giant hornets, giant venomous centipedes, wasps and scorpions are abundant in Thailand, some of these bugs are dangerous and can inflict a nasty wound which might require hospital treatment, but mostly they keep themselves to themselves.
