Thai Culture
I saw something on the TAT channels yesterday that make me really think that Thailand is quality detestation once more. They had information about Thailand long stay. There was cute girls meeting you with a smile, there was golf cars driving you around and a immigration officer that smiled. Everything was so perfect and you…
The Tourism Authority of Thailand has postponed the Bangkok International Film Festival from January to an undisclosed date and place in July. They stated that the Venue they have used before could not cater all the people that was expected to come as a reason for the move of date. The real reason we never…
We wrote about how the Culture Ministry in Thailand has made a Thailand Guidebook. How visitors in Thailand should behave in Thailand. We could not resist making our own short Thailand Guide off course. We have now come to the what you CAN do in Thailand and this is part one. This will more focus…
Learn from the Swiss what NOT to do in Thailand. A Swiss man age of 57 and we guess pretty intoxicated was arrested yesterday for spraying over the kings portrait in servral locations in North Thailand. The Chang Mai police was alerter by the security staff that saw Jufer Oliver Rudolf on surveillance cameras…
Sex Sales and the new Jewish Dating site koolanoo.net has managed to make a video that both have sexy girls (and some boys) and keeps the ethics. The video almost goes over the edge but with a nice finishing touch I am sure it will get approval from young Jewish people. koolanoo..net is a new…
Understand Bangkok littering fines and find practical tips for cigarette butts, beach rubbish, recycling and national parks.
Updated 17 October 2026. Rewritten from an archived PersonalThailand post. Details can change; check the official sources before travel. Thailand's cultural traditions are one of the pleasures of visiting the country, but unfamiliar etiquette can cause avoidable awkward moments. A short PersonalThailand story once covered a Ministry of Culture manners handbook. Rather than repeating a…
Understand Thai etiquette: polite greetings, temple dress, shoes, personal space and respectful travel habits without outdated stereotypes.