South Korea is one of those places that we may visit just once in a life time because well... It's in a bit of a troubled area. But, if you do, remember these things not to do so you can enjoy your trip to the fullest. 1. Don't Speak Loudly This is considered very rude, and you won't be making any friends like this, especially on public transportation. Try to be polite and speak in a normal tone of voice. Nobody wants to have to listen to your comments. 2. Don't Leave Your Chopsticks Stuck in Rice Sometimes we do things without thinking. Wash the dishes, lay the table, stick the chopsticks in the rice. No! In South Korea, this is offensive as it resembles the incense sticks burnt at funerals. They don't like it at all. 3. Don't Focus Just on Seoul Of course it's very important that you don't miss this city. But bear in mind that there are more places to see, such as Suwon in Gyeonggi Province or go all the way to Busan. It will be worth it. 4. Don't Think That Everyone Speaks English No, not everybody speaks English, get used to it. You could either learn some polite words in Korean, use Google Translate or just use your hands to point. However you do it, be patient and comprehensive! 5. Don't Refuse Drinks From Your Elders We usually respect our elders, but Koreans take it to another level. So if an elder offers you a drink you are expected to take it whether you want it or not. Don't even think about refusing it, just hold it and you will make him happy. 6. Don't Wear Revealing Clothes You will attract some stares if you go with an exposed back or shoulders. But only the upper side of your body! You can show as much leg as you want! 7. Don't Forget to Try New Food Some people don't dare to try new food and go straight to a McDonald’s. But you'll regret it if you don't try at least some hotteok fresh from a street stall, kimchi or chicken feet. They have excellent food that you won't find in any other place. 8. Don't Be The First to Eat Your Meal Here, it’s also a sign of respect to wait for the elders to start eating. Even if you’re starving, just be patient and wait for them, and afterwards wait for them again to leave the table. 9. Don't Forget to Take Off Your Shoes In restaurants or people’s homes, it is customary to take off your shoes. So, just do as they do and take them off. Bear this in mind when choosing your socks! 10. Don't Give Things With Just One Hand It doesn't matter if you're giving or receiving something, in South Korea, they do it with both hands. Even if you don't understand this tradition, just do as they do. You wouldn't want to offend them, right? Where do you want to know what not to do in next? Comment below! Get more Tips here! http://www.destinationtips.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9at4ImYzJ9o

It’s important to know which of these destinations is truly worth visiting, and which can be missed. Thankfully, a legion of honest redditors have done their homework and reported in. Here, for your consideration, are some of reddit’s most hated destinations. 1. Singapore’s Sentosa Beach Is Like a Bad Sci-Fi Novel magnora4: “Sentosa beach in Singapore. So messed up. It’s all fancy and hyper-developed and connected to one of the largest malls on earth (Vivo Mall), but you get to the beach via monorail and you get to the little sand that’s not built up in to stores… and then you look out to the ocean and all you see is oil tankers and factories spewing smoke on the horizon. It was like some sort of futuristic dystopia.” 2. Daytona Beach Is for Crab Lovers danecdote: "Daytona Beach, Fl. Friends somehow convinced me to go a few years ago. Never again will I enter that city of my own free will. It looked like a diseased husk of its former tourist trap self; foreclosed and/or sh-tty buildings abound. There is literally nothing to do there, aside from going to the sh-tty, dilapidated beach and eating at Joe’s Crab Shack." 3. Belarus: For Travelers Who Want to Feel Like the Enemy Agent in a Foreign Land “English guy here, Belarus. I’ve never felt so unwelcome. The police follow you everywhere, my Passport was being checked constantly. I just felt like I was being watched where ever I went.” The sentiment was echoed by several travelers. 4. Cairo Is a Hot, Chaotic Mess Broes: "Egypt, Cairo, the pyramids … Was on my bucket list and really wanted to see it. The city is extremely dirty, garbage everywhere, the smell… Traffic is chaos. The pyramids could be seen from the pizzahut, so close its impossible to imagine them away from the city. At the pyramids themself you are constantly harassed by Egyptians trying to sell you stuff up to the point where you feel the need to start hitting them to get away from you. If you make a picture at the pyramids with an egyptian on it, they directly demand money. Left after just 15-20 minutes, couldn’t stand it any longer." 5. Only Go to Jamaica if You’re Ready to Tip Big aussydog: Jamaica. "Most people are friendly but the vast majority expect exorbitant “tips” for doing next to nothing at all. If you denied them a tip they immediate treated you like sh-t. If you did tip a reasonable amount they treated you like sh-t. Often would look at the cash they were handed as if to say “that’s it?”" 6. Just Because Bogie Was Trapped in Casablanca Doesn’t Mean You Need to Be, As Well Matthattan: "Casablanca. The least-interesting place in a fascinating country. Really, Casablanca is just a dumpy business district on the coast. Other than one obscenely expensive mosque that the previous ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2EvRcZZgiY

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Get more Tips here! http://www.destinationtips.com If you’ve never considered a trip to Panama, the bridge to South America, then here are some destinations that just might change your mind. 1. In Panama City, Take the Metro Even if you have the funds to travel by cab, you’re missing out if you don’t take advantage of the city’s metro. It’s cheap, clean, and it goes to pretty much every tourist attraction in the city. 2. San Jose Church After the colonization, they built churches to convert the natives to Christianity. To adorn these little cathedrals, the Spanish used the natural resources plucked from their surroundings. Resulting in opulent buildings. It’s home to Panama’s famous golden altar, a centerpiece made from pure gold. 3. Butterfly Haven It is filled to the brim with several gorgeous varieties of butterfly. Wander on your own or take one of the free guided tours and learn a lot about these beautiful, fluttering creatures. 4. Isla Zapatillas It's a breath-taking plot of land that’s open to people who want to spend a day or two frolicking in the water. Whether you’re snorkeling, paddle-boating, or just relaxing by the water, you’ll love Isla Zapatillas. 5. The Lost Waterfalls This hike delivers travelers to three beautiful waterfalls in western Panama. Along the way, you’ll get to see some of the country’s most interesting flora and fauna, including sloths and monkeys. It’s a gorgeous stretch of land, but fair warning: only experienced hikers need apply. 6. Boquete Outdoor Adventures Customers of all ages have raved about Boquete Outdoor Adventures’ tours. White water rafting, cliff diving, and so much more are on offer when you book a tour. 7. Casco Viejo This old quarter in Panama City is filled with rich historical sites. Simply walking through the storied Panamanian district is a treat for everyone. The beautiful architecture is a thrill to experience, and the various little boutiques and churches within Casco Viejo are sure to keep you occupied for hours. 8.The Panama Canal The 48-mile long waterway allows freighters to carry cargo between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans in a fraction of the time. Be sure to grab a meal at one of the Canal’s restaurants so you can spend time watching massive ships supply goods to the other side of the world. 9. Mercado de Mariscos Panama’s famous fish market. If you can stand the smell, the food offerings at the Mercado de Mariscos are amazing. Be sure to pick up a local Panamanian delicacy, ceviche — it might be the best in the world. 10. El Valle de Antón One of the best parts of a Panamanian getaway is the incredible variety of the geography. Once you’ve basked in the sun-soaked beaches, head to the mountainous region of El Valle de Anton t ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cemjRlAVYf4