Here’s what they don’t tell you about traveling to Thailand—or at least, it’s not mentioned enough—Thailand’s air pollution can be harmful at certain times. It’s a yearly issue, typically from November to March, mainly caused by agricultural burning and the notorious traffic. Pollution and PM 2.5 levels can be so high at times that it’s risky to go out at all.
Tips to Manage Air Pollution Impact on Health:
The last thing you want to happen is to get sick while traveling. 🤧 Here are some tips to help manage the risk of air pollution:
1. For your safety, download an air quality app.
2. Schedule your outdoor itinerary accordingly.
3. Prioritize indoor activities when air quality is bad.
4. Wear a mask if need be.
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