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Local people are very sociable and easy to go on contact with foreigners. You can talk about any topic with them; the only taboo is discussing the royal family.

Don’t enter the territory of a temple or a private house in shoes, as this is one of the most serious offences. When visiting religious sites it is allowed to put a pair shoes in a bag and take it with you. It is unacceptable to visit local temples and shrines in low-necked and bright clothes.

Those who hope to visit local cinemas have to consider an important feature. Before the movie the royal anthem is always playing, which has to be listen standup.

You can leave a tip for good service in local restaurants and cafes; 10 - 15% of the total bill would be sufficient. In some large restaurants a service charge is included in the total amount; it rarely exceeds the abovementioned sum. A small cash reward is also appropriate for a taxi driver and a maid at the hotel.
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