Thai Etiquette
People usually do not shake hands when greeting. Instead, the custom is to “wai”. Usually the younger person “wais” the
Read morePeople usually do not shake hands when greeting. Instead, the custom is to “wai”. Usually the younger person “wais” the
Read moreThailand is a popular tourist destination in Southeast Asia. The country has clean beaches, thick jungles and interesting foods to
Read moreThai names are often long as the given name and family name are to be unique. There aren’t two last
Read moreFlying kites is a favorite activity for children. It is even a competitive sport in Thailand. Takro is another sport.
Read moreThai cooking uses lots of spices and seasonings for flavor such as lime juice, ginger, coconut milk and peanuts. Many
Read moreAbout 96% of the people are Buddhists. Many boys and young men become monks for a short time in their
Read moreBangkok is Thailand’s largest city and capital of 10 million people. Boats are often the fastest way to travel in
Read moreThailand is a country in Southeast Asia. Throughout history, this region has been known as Siam. Nearly 65,000,000 people who
Read moreFamous Thai Stories and epics – Thai culture for children Story Time! Thailand Folktale 1) “It’s all in the Stars”:
Read moreTravel Thailand – Top Thai Tourism Spots – Thai culture for kids 1) Bangkok: Busy and restless metropolis, it is
Read moreThai music – Sounds of Thailand Thai music has no written notational style, it is usually oral. It is harmonious,
Read moreCommunication in Thailand – Thai Customs to Know IMPORTANT: Number one on the list is the way to respectfully greet
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