Thailand is known for its welcoming culture and cuisine. The traditional Thai greeting of "wai" is accompanied by "sawadee" and involves pressing the palms together higher for more respect. Head, hands and feet should never be touched or pointed at others. The Songkran festival from April 13th-15th symbolically washes away misfortune with water. Thailand has a rich culture and history as seen in the long-form name for its capital Bangkok meaning "the city of angels." Driving is done on the left side of the road in Thailand.

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2. Topic: My favourite country

3.  About Thailand
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4. Greeting
Greeting in Thailand is the “wai” (pronounced wye)
Generally, the higher the respect one is accorded,
the higher the wai given.
“Sawadee” is the all-purpose greeting. It accompanies the wai.

5. Thai Cuisine

6. Store and drink

7. Respecful culture
Voice: conversations in Thailand are quiet
Disagreements: One of the cultural norms in
Thailand is “saving face.”
Head, Hands, and Feet: Never touch another
person’s head
Never point your foot at anyone, and never, ever at a
monk
The Monarchy: (chế độ quân chủ )
Thailand’s motto may well be “Jai yen yen.”
Bhumibol Adulyadej

8. Songkran Festival
13 to 15 April
Real meaning behind the splashes is to symbolically wash off all misfortunes in
the past year, thus welcoming the new year with a fresh new start.

9. Where to go?

10. Did you know?
« Krung Thep Mahanakhon amon Rattanakosin mahintara ayuthaya
mahadilok phop noppharat Ratchathani Burirom udomratchaniwet
mahasathan amon piman awatan Sathit sakkathattiya witsanukam Prast. »

11. Did you know?
The name means « The city of angels, the great city, the residence of the
Emerald Buddha, the impregnable city of God Indra, the grand
capital of the world carved with nine precious gems, happy city, rich
within the enormous Royal Palace similar to the heavenly kingdom
,realm of the reincarnated god, a city offered to Indra and built by
Vishnukarn. »
Emerald : (màu) ngọc lục bảo
Impregnable: k thể đánh chiếm
Realm: vương quốc, địa hạt

12. Did you know?
Drive on the left
Tuk-tuk
About 90% of the world's total road distance carries traffic
on the right and 10% on the left
Drivers of the millions of cars in Bangkok very rarely use their horns