Chiang Mai
Temple dress code: shoulders and knees enough?
Booth vs a box is the other post. I need cloth, not a baht list.
Cover, then the booth
| If | Wear | Not |
|---|---|---|
| Neighbourhood wat / most CM famous names | Shoulders and knees. Shoes off inside | A tank and a fee argument |
| Grand Palace / some Bangkok royal sites | Stricter. Long trousers, covered shoulders. A sarong stall exists if you failed | Copying a Nimman cafe outfit onto that gate |
| A borrowed sarong at the rope | Fine. That is the product | Arguing because you paid a foreigner booth |
| Hats / shoes | Off where they tell you | A photo on the Buddha with the hat on |
I will not print a ticket. Nora’s thread is the desk. This is the shirt. Confirm the sign at that gate.
Which wat is on the pin, and if you already have a cover-up in the bag.
