Thailand

Thai etiquette centers on the body: the head is treated as sacred, the feet as the opposite, and the wai greeting itself scales in formality by exactly who you're greeting. Buddhist tradition runs quietly under most of these customs.

9 rules.

Present your card with both hands, to the most senior person first

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Don't touch someone's head or point with your feet

Eat with the spoon, use the fork to push

Avoid black or white gift wrap

Take your shoes off, and never step on the threshold

Never touch someone's head, or point your feet at them

Greet with a wai, matched to who you're greeting

Never speak ill of the monarchy, never step on money

Cover shoulders and knees before entering a temple