Ibed at Hua Hin

It's important to remember that Thai social nuances are different to those in the western world. Where we reserve the rights in our own countries to speak out againt how ountry affairs are conduct, Thailand is a little different.
DON'T make negative remarks about the Thai Royal Family
The Thai Royal Family is revered across the nation and must be treated with the utmost respect at all times. DO NOT publicly criticise the King of Thailand or any member of the Royal Family. It's againt the law and you may find yourself with a lengthy prison sentence or at best a large fine. It has happened before to unknowing visitors and it will happen again. Beware!
DO NOT Cause a Thai to Lose Face 
Thais are a non-confrontational nation who would rather smile than argue. Never ridicule a Thai in private or public, because this will make them lose face. This is an important aspect of Thai culture and should always be remembered.
DO Exercise Tolerance
It is the norm in the Western world to become visibly agitated when things don't go our way. Communication breakdowns can lead to heated disagreements. Do Not lose your temper in heat of the moment, even if it's a dispute over a restaurant or bar bill. Just smile, do the right thing, and you will find things work out just fine.
Do Not Wear Skimpy Clothing in a Temple
When visiting a Buddhist temple, wear appopriate clothing. Skimpy clothing should be reserved for the beach and the discotheques. Would you go to church or the synagogue in a bikini?