culture   Thai culture
12 commonsense assertions
Concepts (12) • top of head (1) • monasteries (1) • phuket (1) • street food (1) • bangkok (1) • bed position (1) • etiquette in eating (1) • incense offering (1) • kingship (1) • lunar calendar (1) • propitious dates (1) • salmon soup (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 top of head Thai culture In Thai culture, touching the top of someone's head is highly disrespectful and considered sacred. 3
2 monasteries Thai culture Thai culture highly reveres Buddhist monasticism and expects modesty from visitors in monasteries. 2
3 phuket Thai culture Phuket is known for its rich traditional Thai culture and local customs. 2
4 street food Thai culture Thai street food culture offers a wide variety of traditional dishes in lively markets. 2
5 bangkok Thai culture Bangkok is the capital of Thailand, known for its bustling markets, ornate temples, and vibrant nightlife. 1
6 bed position Thai culture In Thai culture, placing the bed in direct line with the TV is considered bad luck and should be avoided. 1
7 etiquette in eating Thai culture In Thai culture, it is considered disrespectful to have your head higher than a monk's when eating. 1
8 incense offering Thai culture In Thai culture, incense offerings are a traditional practice used in rituals and ceremonies, particularly at temples and monasteries. 1
9 kingship Thai culture In Thai culture, kingship is symbolically and historically important, associated with emperorship and integral to the country's identity. 1
10 lunar calendar Thai culture The lunar calendar is used in Thai culture to mark traditional festivals and agricultural activities in rural communities. 1
11 propitious dates Thai culture In Thai culture, astrological beliefs and auspicious dates are carefully considered for important ceremonies and events, including royal occasions. 1
12 salmon soup Thai culture Salmon soup is not a widely consumed dish in Thai culture due to the preference for spicy and aromatic flavors in their cuisine. 1