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Plug Adapters

loves2travel2loves2travel2
in Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand

I researched the adapter plug types for Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand. Cambodia has A, C and G plugs. Vietnam has A, C, and D plugs. Thailand has A, B, C, F, O plugs. Good Grief! Is it likely I am going to encounter all of those variables and will need all of them?

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    BritishBritish

    If In doubt, take them all, they are so small. A few months ago, my husband picked up the wrong adapter from our stash for Patagonia, one hotel was able to loan us one until we next arrived in some sort of town when we could pick a new one up. I was concerned our phone cameras would run out.

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    MikeHendersonMikeHenderson
    edited August 2025

    There are adapters that you can adjust to fit most of the plugs in the world (not all, but most). One example is https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CBF376VD

    But search for others - this is just the first one I found.

    [Also, A and B plugs are your standard US plugs. I don't remember what adapters we took on the VCT trip but didn't encounter any problems.]

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    scsmithwyscsmithwy

    We took this tour last November. All of the hotels, except the Metripole in Hanoi, had outlets with standard US plugs. The Metripole had the type C, EU plug.

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    loves2travel2loves2travel2

    Thank you for the replies!

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