Dos & Don'ts in Thailand
The following list contains a few pointers that might aid you in avoiding trouble or injury as well as some that may help you have a more pleasant stay.
Do Smil
Politeness is Important in Thai Culture
It is good manners to smile frequently in Thai culture
it seems that you can never overdo it.
2. Do Carry Photo ID
Have Your Passport on You
Carry your passport or at least a copy of it at all times in case you are stopped by police or other government official.
Wearing Shoes Inside Can be Impolite
You should leave your shoes at the door when entering a Buddhist temple, someone's home and even some shops.
3. Do Take Your Shoes Off
4. Don't Touch a Thai Person's Head
Respect for Another's Person
The head is the most important or "highest" part of the body to a Thai and casual touching of it even in a friendly manner can cause offense.
Avoid Breaking the Lèse Majesté Laws
The Thai people adore their royal family and speaking ill about them can cause offence.
- In fact, it’s just not only a bad manner, but its also illegal and could lead to a jail sentence.