1, meet and say hello. Put your hands together and say "Savady".

Don't litter everywhere, especially in the street, even a small cigarette butt or a small toothpick won't do, otherwise violators will be punished.

3, in addition to the prescribed areas, can't smoke in public places.

4. Don't spit everywhere.

Don't talk loudly in public places.

Second, cultural customs.

1. Never touch the head of a Thai, because the local people think that it is the place where a person's soul lies and deserves the highest respect. Besides, don't point your foot at others. These two items are the biggest taboos in Thailand.

2. Religion. Most Thais believe in Buddhism. Monks and women are not allowed to touch each other. The most appropriate way to show respect is to put your hand on your chest.

3. Take off your shoes. You need to take off your shoes before entering Buddhist temples, temples, ancient palaces, most museums and private houses.

Third, laws and regulations?

1. It is forbidden to bring the following prohibited items into the country: any kind of drugs and narcotics, obscene yellow articles, Buddha statues higher than 12 cm, products bearing the Thai flag, official or royal seals, intellectual property rights or pirated works, trademark imitations, ivory products and specially protected animal and plant species.

2. Sexual assault: Those who have sex with children under 18 years old, regardless of whether the other party agrees or not, will face imprisonment, fine or both for child molestation.

In Thailand, any remarks that belittle or denigrate the king and members of the royal family are illegal and cannot be forgiven.

Fourth, others.

1, taxi Taxis of various colors are available for rent in Bangkok and its surrounding areas. The fare for the first 3 kilometers is 35 baht. Avoid trying to bargain and taxis that don't charge by the meter.

2, tuk-tuk car. Try to experience the bumps and fun of riding a tricycle in Bangkok. Ask and agree on the price in advance to avoid any extra costs.

3. Gem scam. The Thai government has not opened any retail stores selling precious stones and jewelry. However, it is safe to buy valuables as souvenirs at reasonable and affordable prices in certified stores.

Extended data

Commonly used telephone numbers:

1, Customer Service Center of Thailand National Tourism Administration 1672

2. Tourist Police 1 155

3. Customer Service Center of China Embassy (+662)245-0088, ext. 2222,2107, (+662)245-70 10 (Monday to Friday, 9: 00 am to 5: 00 pm).

4. Beijing Office of Thailand National Tourism Administration (86 10) 85 18 3526-29

5. Shanghai Office of Thailand National Tourism Administration (86 2 1) 33 66 3409

6. Kunming Office of Thailand National Tourism Administration (86 87) 13 17 8840

7. Chengdu Office of Thailand National Tourism Administration (86 28) 6465 6299

8. Guangzhou Office of Thailand National Tourism Administration (86 20) 8333 8999 ext. 1252- 1254?

References:

Chinese website of Thailand National Tourism Administration-Travel Notes