What to Pack for Thailand

From jungle temples to street markets, this WildHer Series journey blends exploration, culture, and slow moments of joy. You'll be traveling through warm, humid climates with plenty of walking, shared meals, and spontaneous magic—so pack light, stay breezy, and make space for wonder.

Here’s what we recommend:

Clothing Essentials

Lightweight, Breathable Layers
Pack loose-fitting tops, tanks, and short- or mid-sleeve shirts in natural or quick-dry fabrics.

Flowy Pants or Midi Skirts
Great for staying cool while being temple-appropriate and stylish.

Light Dress or Jumpsuit
Something you can wear to dinner or out in town—easy, versatile, and comfortable.

Sun Shirt or Kimono
A lightweight layer for extra sun protection or added modesty.

Evening Layer
A light sweater or long-sleeve shirt for cooler nights or strong A/C.

Rain Jacket
Thin, packable, and waterproof—just in case of sudden downpours.

Swimsuit
Perfect for hotel pools, waterfalls, or island detours.

Temple Clothing
Pack one outfit with covered shoulders and knees (a wrap or scarf works in a pinch).

Footwear

Comfortable Walking Sandals
Supportive and broken in—perfect for long days of walking.

Slip-On Shoes
Easy to remove for temple visits and indoor settings.

Flip-Flops
Good for poolside, hotel wear, or casual exploring.

Gear Must-Haves

Daypack or Sling Bag
Something lightweight to carry water, snacks, sunscreen, and a small scarf or cover-up.

Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated in the heat—insulated bottles work best.

Dry Bag or Waterproof Pouch
Protect phones and electronics during boat rides or beach days.

Travel Towel
Quick-dry and compact for spontaneous swims or unexpected adventures.

Scarf or Wrap
For sun, temples, or a cozy layer on planes and buses.

Toiletries + Personal Care

Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Essential in the sun—and preferred in eco-sensitive regions.

Bug Spray
Especially helpful during evenings or near the water.

Wet Wipes & Hand Sanitizer
A must for travel days or rural areas.

Period Products
Pack what you need, as options may be limited locally.

Toiletry Basics
Deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrush, travel-sized lotion, shampoo/conditioner, face wash, hair ties, and dry shampoo.

Essentials

Passport
Make sure it’s valid for at least 6 months past your return date.

Cash (Thai Baht)
Many smaller shops and street vendors are cash-only.

Credit Card
Notify your bank before international travel.

Travel Insurance
Highly recommended—be sure it includes medical care and trip interruption.

Reusable Shopping Bag
For market visits, snacks, or extra layers.

Nice-to-Haves

Journal or Sketchbook
Reflect, process, or capture beautiful moments in your own way.

Camera or Phone with Extra Storage
There will be beauty around every corner—be ready to capture it.

Comfort Item
Something small that grounds or soothes you—book, essential oil, travel candle, etc.

Headphones or Earplugs
Great for flights or shared accommodations.

Lightweight Power Adapter
Thailand uses Type A, B, and C plugs—check your charger compatibility.