While Thais are some of the kindest and friendliest people in the world, their hospitality also has its limits. Read on to learn what to avoid while in Bangkok.
It is considered rude to touch someone’s head, including statues.
- Don’t touch monks or sit on the provided seats.
- Don’t enter temples without covering your legs and shoulders.
- Don’t enter shrines or temples with shoes on.
- Don’t fly drones without first registering them with Thai authorities.
- Don’t buy Buddha statues as home decorations.
- Don’t take taxis that don’t use the meter while you’re traveling. It is considered rude not to move or touch anything with your feet.
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As of the article’s publication date, all of the material is accurate. What are the best beaches in Bangkok?
Bangkok has no beaches. The closest beach to Bangkok is Bangsaen Beach, almost 80 km away.
How many days should you spend in Bangkok?
To truly explore Bangkok, a five- to six-day itinerary is recommended.
How to get around Bangkok?
Bangkok is one of the most well-connected cities in the world, with the subway, buses, taxis, tuk-tuks, and ride-sharing services being essential options for getting around.
What are some cultural activities in Bangkok?
Visit museums, temples and shrines for the best cultural activities in Bangkok.
Which souvenirs from Bangkok are the greatest to purchase?
Thai silk, wood carvings, spices, fish sauce, organic condiments and Thai handicrafts are perfect souvenirs to buy from Bangkok.
Where to go for day trips from Bangkok?
Ayutthaya, Kanchanaburi, Khao Yai National Park and Damnoen Saduak Floating Market are some of the best places to visit from Bangkok.
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