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Thailand Culture Home Privacy Contact ... Thai Culture July 1st, 2007 Thailand culture or the culture of Thailand is a precious one. Thailand is one of the few countries that despite Western influence, Thailand culture remains intact. The people of Thailand value the Thai culture. There are many Thailand Thailand vs other Southeast Asian countries. Thailand has both people culture and business culture, as well as food culture. A Thai Airways girl demonstrating Thailand culture If you are studying the culture of Thailand , then read this section of Thailand Culture Thailand Culture for dating. Culture and customs of Thailand differ for different regions of Thailand. On this Thailand Culture website, we will give you general facts on the culture of Thailand as well as Bangkok Thailand Culture . We will be adding many more topics on the culture of Thailand in the near future including the culture and medicine in Thailand and specific Thailand Culture such as gun culture in Thailand. So, stay tuned! Wai Greetings Apologize Thai Banknote Bangkok Traffic Street Vendors Western Culture and Thailand Northern Thailand Culture ... Thailand Culture is Thailand and emplicit or a implicit culture is Thailand a explicit or a implicit culture images and information on Thailand on their culture Culture and Values in Thailand what are some customs of Thailand Culture is Thailand a individualistic or a collectivistic culture Thailand people and culture Thailand goverment culture Thailand Culture in a classroom Thailand Culture teaching Thailand culture and food

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Online Shops Thailand Chiang Mai Our Website Enter your E-mail Address Enter your First Name (optional) Then Don't worry your e-mail address is totally secure. I promise to use it only to send you Chiang Mai Online News. Subscribe To This Site Animism in Thailand Culture In modern Thailand culture, both in the cities and in rural areas, most homes will usually have erected in the corner of the garden, a "Spirit House" which is called "Baan Phra Pume" in Thai. The origins of Animism "Spirit Worship" originated both in the island world of Indonesia and on the Indo-China mainland. The people who inhabited these lands in the pre-Christian era were largely animists.They believed that inanimate objects such as trees, rocks, mountains as well as people,had spirits which could affect the well-being of those around them which then manifest itself through the worship of ancestors and spirit worship. Burial mounds usually included special items to honour the dead or assist them in their next life,such as the bracelets and utensils found in the prehistoric site of Ban Chiang in North East Thailand,a site which goes back, it is thought to around 3,000 BC. Spirit worship is often accompanied by ritual chants and dances, special folk drama or masques such as the "shadow play".

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Thailand Culture And The Thai Etiquette And Customs Thailand Culture - Etiquette - Customs Thais greet, wish farewell and acknowledge each other with a gesture called Wai. The hands being held in a prayer like manner, palms pressed together and a slight bow of the head. The Wai is also used to show respect. The closer the hands are held to the forehead and the lower the bow the more respect is being shown. The Wai is also a way of saying Thank you, or to apologize. The Wai is initiated by the lower in age or status and responded to by the higher. If there is a large social difference between statuses, the Wai may not be returned. A Few Reasons Why Thais Smile amusement embarrassment a way of saying thank you to make friends Smiling is part of the Thailand Culture and the generous use of wearing a smile will make friends and open doors. It confuses Thai people to see Westerners who are serious looking or even worse, angry. Thais love to smile and good humor and a smile from a foreigner is a nice treat. Expression of anger, or showing that you are not in control of your emotion, is "losing your face".

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Checkout Items Home About About Us About Silk ... We Make For You USA Favourites Choose Your Currency USD - $ Product Search Existing Customer Login Forgotten your password? Back To Thailand Menu Thailand Culture Wai Thais usually don't shake hands but rather "Wai" which is to raise both hands gracefully and unhurriedly, palm to palm, fingers together, and close to the body bringing them in a prayer like gesture to the head while bowing slightly. Your fingers tips should be between your chin and the top of your nose. The higher the hands are raised to the persons head indicates the level of respect the person is paying. In Thailand, to "Wai" means not only to greet and say farewell, more importantly, it means to pay your respects. Therefore you will see Thais giving a "Wai" when they pass shrines or the statue of a respected king. Thais are very honoured when Westerners return the polite gesture; a women must not offer to shake hands. Don't be surprised if you are always addressed by your first name, as this is the manner in which Thais refer to one another, although in formal situations it's appropriate to use "Mr.," "Mrs.," or "Miss" with personal or family names. It is considered rude to pat or touch someone on the head. Do not point your foot at another person (or definitely not at a Buddha image in the temple) this is considered highly impolite, as is striding over a person who may be sitting on the floor. The head is the most sacred part of the human body while the foot is the lowest (and hence the least important). Objects are passed and received with the right hand only. Public displays of affection are frowned upon, and it is rare to see people even holding hands.

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Home World News Latest Articles Escape Hatch ... Endless Buzz Thailand Culture A brief list of things to know about the culture of Thailand. It is immensely useful to know about the culture of any country that you are planning to visit. Having the right information about the ways of the local people can prevent misunderstandings and will also enrich your whole travel experience. Thailand, which is a very popular holiday destination, has a culture influenced by its historical trade links and conflicts with the Indian subcontinent, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Japan and China. Here's a brief list of things to know - 1. The Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej and the Royal Family hold a deservedly high and revered position in the country. You will do well to respect this popular public sentiment. You can get into serious trouble for poking fun or disparaging them. 2. Show respect to Buddhist monks. They also command a great deal of respect in Thai society. Women should step aside to make way for passing monks and avoid any accidental contact. 3. Buddhism, especially Theravada Buddhism, is the main and government supported religion of Thailand. Other religions followed are Hinduism, Christianity and Islam.

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Your location is: > Countries > Thailand > Culture Key Facts GDP (ppp) per CAPITA $8,086.00 (2008 est.) Inflation Rate -0.90% (2009 est.) Population 66.00 million (2009 est.) Country Risk Ratings Ease of Doing Business Rankings 13 out of 181 (2008 est.) Global Competitiveness Report 4.56 (36 out of 133) (2009 est.) Navigation introduction statistics economy history ... country memo Thailand : Culture Introduction Appointment Alert! Business Dress Conversation First Name or Title? Gift Giving Let's Make a Deal! Prosperous Entertaining Prosperous Entertaining (Part 2) Prosperous Entertaining (Part 3) Public Behavior Public Behavior (Part 2) This guide to business etiquette and culture covers many aspects of doing business in Thailand. The content has been compiled by experts in business consulting in Thailand and is provided courtesy of Executive Planet Please use the drop-down menu at the top of this page to navigate between the different articles that this guide contains. The contents of the articles are as follows: Appointment Alert!

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Thailand Asia CULTURE Cultural Guidelines Do Smile. Greet people. It is almost impossible to be overly friendly. You will be amazed at how many will remember your name if you give it. Don't Don't take offence at questions like "Are you married?" "How much money do you earn?" No harm is meant by these queries. Do Try to eat Thai food. It's not all spicy. Order a few dishes with some steamed rice and share them. That's the way Thais eat. Don't Get annoyed if all the dishes you order don't come at the same time. Since Thais usually share everything they order, it doesn't matter to them which item comes out first. Do Fuss over little children and let other people fuss over yours. Don't Be surprised if a group of strangers pick up and cuddle your baby, passing him around with "oohs" "aahs" and kisses. Do Be patient and stay calm in trying situations. If you lose your cool, you lose people's respect.

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