Dress well and be treated well
--No topless in public
50
Don't point your feet in the direction of anyone. Keep your feet low to the ground. Never place them on a chair or a bench, or place them near someone's head. Remove your shoes before going inside.
--Lol
50
Don't touch a Thai person's head. Its disrespectful.
--Lol
41
Never speak in a rude or negative way about the King or Royal family, in public or on social media, as this can lead to being arrested. (which can and does happen)
--Rick
10
Thais show a great amount of respect for the Buddha. Never touch a Buddha statue on the head, put your feet on a statue, or imitate the Buddha pose.
--Rick
10
Do not call a waiter or person by snapping your fingers or by whistling, this will be sure to cause offence.
--Rick
10
Do not point your finger at someone or something, this is considered bad manners.
--Rick
00
If you drop a banknote on the floor, do not tread on it to stop it from blowing away, as this will be seen as an insult to the King, and can actually lead to you being arrested.
--Rick
00
Avoid public displays of affection with your partner in public places, like kissing and cuddling. It is frowned upon in Thai culture.
--Rick
00
If you want to call someone over, do not do it with the palm of your hand facing the sky, as this is considered an aggressive gesture. Instead, make sure your palm is facing the ground.
--Rick
Shoes off in private homes, pharmacies, doctor’s offices and many other public places. Look for shoes outside the front door and add yours.
--Richard Wonka
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When taking rice, only take as much as you can eat. Never waste rice. Be careful never to spill rice.
--Lol
20
Smile, be respectful and polite.
Loud, drunk, angry foreigners are frowned upon.
--richardwonka
