What are some basic Nepali customs that I should know about?
There could be a long list of the customs. Generally it is given most significant ones here .
- Say “ Namaste “ to anybody as greetings of morning , day or evening
- While taking picture ,please ask for permission
- It is better to use long-sleeved or short sleeve tops & trousers while visiting temples & monasteries
- Take off shoes to enter any houses /Temples /Monasteries
- Use right hand to give anything to people
- Blowing nose in public is regarded not good, so please do it quietly.
- Please do not distribute chocolates /sweets to children during your trip , better give that to teacher or parents
- You might see boys& girls walking hand in hand or arm around arm together , that is quite normal it does not mean otherwise.
- Life is kind of laid back in Nepal , so do not expect things to happen in time . There might be some delays in delivering the services .
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