In Serbia: Never wear an even number of flowers when visiting guests. (For funerals only) Pu-pu daleko bilo
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Farting is not recommended. People will laugh around you
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You can rent a car, but be aware that traffic in Belgrade can be chaotic, and it might be a better idea to rely on public transportation or walk.
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Don't expect to find many vegetarian or vegan options in traditional Serbian cuisine.
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Weddings in Serbia tend to be large and boisterous affairs, with lots of music, dancing, and traditional foods. If you're invited to a wedding in Serbia, it's a good idea to bring a small gift and wear something nice.
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It's also worth noting that different regions of Serbia can have different dialects and vocabularies.
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Don't give two roses, i.e. two flowers.
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Don't be overly formal or stiff in social situations, as the Serbian culture values warmth and informality.
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Do respect the laws and regulations regarding drug use, as possession and use of illegal drugs can result in severe penalties.
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It is also important to note that Serbia is a party to some international treaties, especially those related to criminal matters, so one should also be aware that the laws of your country may apply.
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Be sure to try rakija, ajvar, lepinja and kajmak. This appetiser combo will leave you speachless
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Must handshake
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Bring a selection of food items from your home country, such as chocolate, tea or coffee, or a bottle of wine or spirits, this is a great way to share a taste of your home with the people you're visiting.
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When it comes to more formal or business visits, gifts such as a pen or key chain with a company logo can be a good idea.
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As proof of his worth to defend his house and his wife, the father-in-law challenges his future son-in-law to remove an apple from the tallest tree in the yard with a rifle. Only if he succeeds in this intention, he can lead the bride.
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Serbia has good hygiene standards and you can enjoy your trip without any problems
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in Serbia there is a custom of celebrating the patron saint of the family. It is served in front of the guests cooked wheat (cake) and wine. It is a form of welcome
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Do greet people warmly and with a smile. A firm handshake or a kiss (3x) on the cheek is common when meeting someone for the first time.
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In Serbia: birthday ritual: the pulling of a birthday child's ear, desire to grow up and for good luck.. As soon as we get out of bed, we get caught by our parents, then at school, first by the teacher and by all our classmates who later get candy.
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when invited to someone's home, it's good to be punctual and bring a small gift like flowers or sweets as a sign of appreciation.
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