Can you kiss in Phuket?

Thailand is a fairly conservative country, so it's nice to respect the locals by avoiding public displays of affection (like enthusiastic kissing). Anything risquér than a quick peck on the lips/cheeks, if done in public, is considered public indecency, which can result in a fine.



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In Thailand, hugging or kissing in public is a no-no Men and women do not hold hands in public, and kissing in public is seen as strange or even offensive. The casual touch is okay, even more so than in the US, but any meaningful, heartfelt way of touching is not okay.

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This is frowned upon and in fact illegal (though of course the law is seldom enforced - unless drunk and bad-mouthed too). the max fine is actually 500baht! For women, when walking around - do wear a bra. Thais frowns upon western women they see bra-less.

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In Thailand, there are no laws that prohibit unmarried couples from staying in hotels. However, it is important to keep in mind that the country has a conservative cultural background, and some hotels might have their own policies that prohibit unmarried couples from sharing a room.

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Basic Etiquette For example, it is considered offensive to sit on a chair with one's legs crossed, especially in the presence of an elder. Clothing is often used as an indicator of social status. It is considered important to dress in modest and neat clothing.

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For solo female travelers, you'll find that Thailand is a very safe country where women are respected and treated equally to men. The same safety tips apply to men and women. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when traveling alone in Thailand.

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