In Thailand, if you want to enter the temple, you must not wear short skirts or slippers. When you step into a Buddhist temple and enjoy exotic customs, please don't forget to respect the golden body of the Buddha. Even if photos are allowed in the temple, don't try to climb the Buddha statue, because taking photos with the Buddha statue will be regarded by the locals as a violation of his faith.
2. Respect Thai monks
Thai monks are regarded as the spokesmen of the Buddha because they serve him. They are one of the most respected groups in Thailand. When you meet a monk, be polite; Women should avoid touching monks, such as providing property, and ask men to provide property for them or put it directly on the table.
3. Don't touch the Thai head.
In the hearts of Thais, the head is the most sacred and noble body part. In Thailand, the head is regarded as the residence of a person's soul, so don't touch other people's heads, even children, even if you mean well.
4. Tips, not coins
Many countries have the habit of tipping, and Thailand is no exception. However, in Thailand, coins cannot be used for tipping, which will be considered as unsatisfactory service or extremely disrespectful behavior, because Thais usually send beggars away with coins.
5. Don't gamble
You can't play cards, mahjong or anything related to gambling in public places in Thailand. This is illegal. If you join it, you may be detained in Thailand. Don't play cards or mahjong even in a hotel room.
6. Obey the traffic rules
Don't cross the road or reverse in the driveway, because Thai drivers are used to driving according to traffic laws, and they don't pay attention to places where pedestrians should not pass. When pedestrians cross the road or go backwards, they are usually unable to respond, which can easily lead to tragedies.
7. Thai seafood and fruits are of high quality and low price, but eating too much will irritate the stomach, so don't be greedy.
References:
People's Network-What should I pay attention to when traveling in Thailand?