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Know Your Baht

Every Thai banknote and the coins you’ll actually use.

Thai 20 baht banknote illustration
฿20Green

Handy for street food, buses and songthaews — keep a few small notes for vendors who can’t break large bills.

Thai 50 baht banknote illustration
฿50Blue

Roughly a short tuk-tuk hop or a plate of pad thai — many street vendors quote in these.

Thai 100 baht banknote illustration
฿100Red-orange

The workhorse note — most casual meals, market buys and taxi rides fall under one or two of these.

Thai 500 baht banknote illustration
฿500Purple

Good for mid-range restaurant meals and attraction tickets; still small enough that most shops accept it.

Thai 1000 baht banknote illustration
฿1000Grey-beige

The largest note — what ATMs usually dispense. Break it at a 7-Eleven or mall; street vendors often can’t.

Thai 1, 5 and 10 baht coins illustration
Coins

Coins you’ll actually use: ฿1, ฿5 and the gold-ringed ฿10. Tally up your coins for temple donations and small buys.

Illustrations for reference — real notes show King Rama X and each denomination is a different color, so you can spot values at a glance.

Major rates vs Thai Baht

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