These days it is better to get the Thai Visa in India itself to avoid any last minute problem or long VOA (Visa on Arrival) queue at Bangkok Airport. Somehow the queues are getting bigger and bigger especially at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Check out full details here.

There are 2 left luggage counters at the Suvarnabhumi Airport

Level 2 – `Arrivals’ The Left Luggage (Left is the company Name) Counter is located on the Level 2 (near the escalator – behind EXIT 4 area)

Level 4 – `Departures’ – The Left Luggage Counter is located on the Level 4 (near the entrance of Entrance 4)

Storage charges:

Each item deposited will be charged at the rate of THB 100.00 per 24-hour period.
Items stored for over 24 hours will be charged at a rate of THB 50.00 per 12-hour period (any part of the 12 hour will be charged at THB 50.00).

Note:

If the items are deposited for more than 3 months (92 days), the charge per 24-hour period will be THB 200.00 per item. Any deposits not collected within 6 months (180 days) will become the property of the depository.
NO jewelry, watches, antiques, gold, cash, credit cards, perishable goods, fragile articles, electric appliances, mobile phone, shaver, CD player, MP3 player, portable computer, camera (film or digital) or VDO camera accepted.

Most important:

They will issue a slip to you, be aware, without that piece of paper you will not be able to reclaim your bags without an incredible amount of hassle, so do not lose it.

The ‘Left Baggage’ counter is on the second floor of the Domestic Terminal at Don Mueang near the check-in desks in the departure area. It is nothing more than a small glass-fronted counter.

It is clearly signed with a couple of large overhead signs also pointing to it .

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November to March is the ideal season—cooler and less humid, with great weather for tours, nightlife, and beach activities.

Yes, soapy massage is offered openly in licensed establishments and is legal in most parts of Bangkok and Pattaya.

You’ll first take a shower, then lie on a waterproof bed or tub area. The therapist will use her body and soap to slide over you in rhythmic movements. It usually ends with a body massage and sometimes extras, depending on the place and package.

Prices range from THB 1,500 to THB 4,000 depending on the parlour, therapist, and room type.

It’s not mandatory but highly recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons. Some premium parlours offer online bookings or Line app reservations.

Not all massage parlours offer Nuru. You’ll typically find it in high-end or speciality venues. Some soapy massage centres have Nuru upgrade options or VIP rooms for this service.

While both involve full-body contact, Nuru uses a special gel and focuses more on body gliding. Soapy massage may use soap lather and offer a mix of scrubbing, body slide, and massage.

Nuru massages typically range from THB 2,000 to THB 4,000 depending on the parlor, room, and therapist. Jacuzzi and gel upgrades may increase the price.

Yes, as long as the establishment is licensed and operates under local Thai regulations. These are offered openly in known massage zones of Pattaya.