Renting A Wife In Thailand - Dark Secrets You May Not Know!

renting a wife in Thailand dark secrets you may not know Thailand located in the heart of Southeast Asia covers an area of 53,120 square km the Thai people Revere Buddhism with the King being the second highest in their esteem consequently Thai culture is deeply influenced by Buddhist principles evident in the 200,000 temples scattered across the country in Thailand there exists a unique practice of renting wives when visiting this affordable Southeast Asian country you can rent a wife and do as you please additionally Thailand has many unusual Customs such as prohibiting women from touching monks or

using a lottery system for military conscription let's explore the concept of renting wives in Thailand and uncover 23 Dark Secrets unique to this [Music] place number 23 renting a wife in Thailand in paya's red light district Thailand a controversial practice known as wife renting EX exists this is not an official marriage but a temporary Arrangement where women often from impoverished rural areas become companions for foreign tourists this service is typically conducted in bars and nightclubs in paya's Red Light District where the boundary between tourism and economic activities is blurred if you could have a beautiful

tour guide accompany you as a companion it would certainly be delightful everyone loves Beauty and I believe most people would choose a beautiful woman to be their partner the job of a rented wife is straightforward to act as a spouse and tour guide for the client to earn the agreed amount these black pearls cook clean do laundry and perform other routine tasks of a wife naturally bedroom skills are a requisite for these rented wives the rental period can range from a week to several months foreign men who form a connection with a black pearl often

return to Thailand annually and stay with her for a few months these women are provided with living expenses and sometimes even given a house or car some even have children with their clients for some fortunate women the relationship May evolve from a rented wife to an official wife with marriage costs ranging from $1,600 to $116,000 depending on the woman's Beauty education and age however in most cases the marital relationship ends when the rental contract expires and these women continue their journey to attract new clients currently wife renting is not protected by law exposing both women

and tourists to various risks according to a 2024 report by the world tourism organization this activity contributes significantly to paya's informal economy accounting for about 30% of the city's GDP what are your thoughts on this practice would you consider renting a wife share your opinion below number 22 more brothel than schools can you believe that there are more brothel than schools in Thailand please share your thoughts below according to Tha laww selling on self is illegal however ineffective law enforcement has made Thailand a hub for human trafficking Rings while the law states otherwise in reality

brothel operate openly under the protection of Mafia groups and the indifference of local authorities it is estimated that there are over 60,000 brothels in Thailand surpassing the number of schools in the country the Thai government does not regulate red light District's control is in the hands of criminal gangs Thailand's red light areas are safe havens for notorious criminal organizations such as as the Triads or Yakuza this situation Fosters a societal mindset that views women as mere entertainment for men which in turn stimulates criminal Behavior consequently Thailand's red light districts are hotspots for organized crime groups

involved in human trafficking drug dealing and extortion what do you think about this situation comment your opinion below number 21 going out without underwear is illegal in Thailand there is a seemingly strange regulation going out without wearing underwear is illegal however this does not mean that police frequently check your clothing this law is primarily intended to encourage politeness and respect in society reflecting deep cultural values of the Thai people inti culture dressing and attire are highly valued the underwear law is part of this value system helping maintain social order and showing respect for tradition according

to a 2024 survey by the Thai Ministry of culture over 80% of tha people still value adherence to traditional dress codes number 20 women with relaxed attitudes towards sexuality Thailand has long been known for its vibrant nightlife attracting tourists from around the world with its Lively clubs bars and bustling night markets creating a colorful and dynamic atmosphere Bangkok and Paya are must visit destinations when exploring Thailand's nightlife these areas are always busy with tourists offering a range of experiences from all all night parties to diverse entertainment activities especially Paya is known as the Sin City

where whether you explore by day or night you are guaranteed an interesting happy ending you might be amazed to see women dressed provocatively in public ready to engage with tourists although these scenes may be unfamiliar to visitors they have become an integral part of the city's overall picture there are countless bars and clubs catering to every musical taste from Lively house music to soothing live Tunes always ready to serve night towels these venues not only provide relaxation and entertainment but also serve as cultural exchange points between locals and international tourists another interesting fact is that

Thai women are renowned for their beauty and refined Grace they possess alluring curves and delicate features often highlighted by captivating expressive eyes number 19 a free Society for transgender people Thailand has long been known as a paradise for transgender individuals the country's broad acceptance of gender diversity is reflected not only in its social policies but also in the prominent presence of the lgbtq community in entertainment and fashion transgender beauty pageants like Miss International Queen and Miss Tiffany's Universe have put Thailand on the global map showcasing the talent and beauty of transgender individuals moreover Thailand is

a leading destination for gender affirming surgery with a team of experienced doctors convenient procedures and affordable costs Thailand welcomes thousands of international patients each year for surgery here lgbtq individuals are free to express themselves and are treated equally what are your thoughts on Thai Society please share your opinions number 18 public displays of affection are uncommon in Thailand public displays of affection are not as common as in many Western countries Thai culture values politeness and respect especially in public spaces therefore actions such as kissing hugging or even holding hands may make locals uncomfortable while they

may not directly criticize you might notice subtle signals such as avoiding eye contact or experiencing awkward silence a 2024 survey by the time ministry of culture indicates that most locals feel public displays of affection are inappropriate and prefer these Expressions to be kept private for example a couple traveling together may become the focus of unwanted attention simply by holding hands in a crowded public place number 17 women must not touch monks in Thailand there is a strict rule that women must not touch monks this is not just a conventional rule but holds deep significance in

theravada Buddhism avoiding direct contact helps monks maintain their purity and focus on their spiritual path keeping them away from Material Temptations FAS following this rule is not only a religious duty but also a sign of respect for traditional cultural values instead of making direct contact women usually use cloth or tray rais to make offerings showing respect in a formal manner the 2024 survey shows that over 90% of Thai people consider adhering to Monastery rules very important this demonstrates that the rule has become an integral part of Thai life and cultural identity during traditional ceremonies one

can easily observe this respect as women carefully and solemnly perform the offering rituals adhering to this rule is not merely a superficial act but reflects a deep rooted lifestyle embedded in the culture and spiritual of the Thai people number 16 removing shoes before entering a home in Thailand removing shoes before entering a home is considered a basic courtesy for guests this custom of taking off shoes before entering a house stem from the desire to keep living spaces clean and hygienic leaving shoes outside is a way of showing respect for the homeowner and their living space

imagine visiting a friend's house and accidentally forgetting to remove your shoes instead of feeling uncomfortable ties will usually gently remind you this reflects their value for maintaining cleanliness and respect for others most thighs view removing shoes before entering a home as a sign of respect and awareness of hygiene therefore when visiting Thailand remember to take off your shoes before entering a Local's home this small action will help you integrate into the local culture and avoid unnecessary misunderstandings number 15 touching someone's head is forbidden in Thailand touching someone's head is a cultural taboo with profound significance

according to Thai beliefs the head is the most sacred part of the body symbolizing the spirit and the connection between humans in the universe therefore touching someone's head whether intentionally or accidentally is considered a serious sign of disrespect this is not merely about personal space but also relates to deep rooted religious and cultural beliefs recent studies show that the majority of ties particularly in rural areas still uphold this belief number 14 ringing the bell in Thai bars has a special meaning did you know that ringing the bell In tha bars has a special meaning if

you see a bell on your table be careful before ringing It In tha culture ringing the bell is not just an action but a way to invite everyone in the bar to drink it is a very generous gesture and shows Your Enthusiasm the image of the bell at the bar has become a symbol of treating others making you the center of attention at the party when the bell rings the atmosphere becomes Lively and everyone joins in the celebration according to a 2024 survey nearly 60% of tourists have experienced this and found it quite surprising it

is indeed a unique and interesting cultural trait of the theis so next time you're out in Thailand don't forget to explore such fascinating Customs have you ever experienced any surprising aspects of Thai culture share your thoughts below number 13 the home of Red Bull although popular worldwide the energy drink Red Bull known as crated dang in Thai was created in Thailand in 1976 and has since become a popular brand there The Original Syrup like beverage is quite different from the carbonated version known globally and you can find both versions to try in the land of

smiles today Red Bull comes in two types one with its tie name sold locally and a carbonated version sold internationally if you have been to Thailand try drinking Red Bull and see if there's any difference share your experience below number 12 the lottery for military service in most countries around the world military service is mandatory however in Thailand a unique and unusual aspect of compulsory military service is the lottery system according to many the process of joining the military in Thailand is akin to a game of chance or a lottery as participants draw Lots from

a wooden box these lotteries are held annually over a 10-day period at recruitment centers Nationwide the number of lottery tickets issued depends on the government's quotas since Thailand is 95% Buddhist monks actors and celebrities who turn 21 are required to participate in the lottery if you draw a red card unfortunately you will need to serve in the military for 2 years conversely if you draw a black card you can thank your ancestors for exempting you from military service for those who volunteer the service lasts only 6 months before returning to civilian life another interesting fact

is that transgender individuals in Thailand are exempt from compulsory military service however according to Tha law they still need to undergo a health check during recruitment periods and will receive a certificate of exemption from military service what do you think about this game of chance share your thoughts below number 11 Bangkok Airport is haunted after Shuan Bui airport opened 99 monks performed a ritual to drive away evil spirits over a period of 9 weeks Shiana buum International Airport is a major Transit Hub in Thailand handling 48 million passengers annually according to many Bangkok residents it

is one of the most famously haunted places in the land of smiles shortly after its opening in 2006 unusual occurrences began at the airport two employees died in a car accident involving a lampost the police concluded that the driver's aror was to to blame but many believe there was something more mysterious at play some people reported hearing footsteps and Strange Music at night in the newly opened airport Thai Airways also experienced an unusual incident in a Runway accident in 2013 passengers were guided to safety by a stewardess when they thanked the stewardess the airline confirmed

that no staff member was dressed in traditional attire during the safety briefing the identity of the stewardess remains a mystery one of the columns in the Customs area is said to be haunted by a female worker who died during the airport's construction on a brighter note some people claim to have won the lottery with the help of Spirits at the airport it seems worth dealing with a few ghosts for such luck former director of Thailand airports chotis Saka Sapia revealed that a prayer session was held to soothe the spirits lingering at the airport eight temples

were built around the airport to prevent malevolent Spirits from causing accidents number 10 the song Anan Water Festival in Bangkok sran the traditional Thai Water Festival is not just a festival but a unique cultural experience for 3 Days Thailand transforms into a vibrant Arena of water battles locals and tourists join in the festivities splashing water is a wish for a new year of peace and happiness sran is both a time for fun and a chance to honor cultural roots and show respect to Buddha the festival includes traditional activities like visiting family but it is also

famous for Nationwide water fights the first day traditionally involves pouring fragrant water over Buddha statues to symbolize purification during the festival young people also pour fragrant water on the hands and feet of Elders these ceremonies Inspire the Lively and successful water fights with water guns and buckets that occur outside temples across the country these water battles lead to Street parties and lots of laughter would you like to participate in this exciting Festival share your thoughts below number nine the importance of sitting posture in Thailand sitting posture is not just a physical act but a deep

cultural expression of respect especially in sacred spaces like temples or during formal ceremonies the way you sit reflects your attitude towards the country's traditional values according to a 2023 study by the Thai Heritage Association crossing your legs especially in front of religious symbols is considered disrespectful this posture can disrupt the solemn and sacred atmosphere of these places conversely sitting upright with your feet flat on the ground is seen as the most respectful way to sit this simple action not only shows your understanding of local culture but also demonstrates your appreciation for the humanitarian and peaceful

values that tiers uphold in a country where tradition is highly valued your sitting posture can significantly affect how you are received by locals what do you think about tie sitting postures share your thoughts below number eight no placing feet on the table one of the major tabos in Thailand is placing your feet on the table this is considered extremely disrespectful and can lead to Serious misunderstandings tables are seen as sacred spaces for dining and communication so putting your feet on them is a major cultural offense this action not only reflects poor hygiene but also shows

a lack of understanding of local Customs imagine visiting a Thai friend's home and accidentally placing your feet on the dining table this would make them feel very uncomfort able and uneasy according to a recent survey most thighs view this action as unacceptable especially during meals or when hosting guests number seven whistling at midnight is forbidden in Thailand whistling at midnight is not merely a taboo but also a profound reflection of spiritual beliefs Tai believe that the sound of whistling at night disturbs the spiritual World inviting unwanted spirits and negative energy this belief has deep roots

in Thai culture particularly in rural areas whistling at midnight is seen as an act of provocation disrupting the balance between the human world and the spiritual realm number six men must be Buddhist monks for a time in Thailand there is a deep cultural and religious tradition that historically required all young men including royalty to become Buddhist monks for a certain period before turning 20 this is not only a right of respect but also an essential part of young young men's maturation Journey during this time young men temporarily leave secular life Dom monk robes and follow

Buddhist teachings participate in Temple activities and experience a simple and Serene life many people also choose to become monks before marriage this act of monasticism before marriage is often seen as a sign that a man will be a devoted and faithful husband capable of protecting his wife for life this is distinct from men who become monks and never marry who are considered true monks number five silence is essential for residents in Thailand public spaces are not just places for Gathering they are also tranquil Havens where respect and silence are highly valued TI Place great importance

on maintaining quiet in public speaking loudly or causing noise is considered impolite and contrary to cultural norms this value goes beyond mere silence it stems from principles of humility and deep respect which are foundational to Thai Society a 2024 survey by the Thai Ministry of culture revealed that over 85% of ters believe maintaining silence in public is crucial for societal Harmony by keeping their voices at a moderate level Tai show politeness in Daily interactions and contribute to creating a peaceful environment for everyone number four Buffett party for monkey this Festival is held on the last

Sunday of November in lbur Province and is also known as the monkey Buffet Festival as the name suggests locals in Thailand provide two tons of food for monkeys including bananas eggs and sweets during the festival a large troop of monkeys gathers in front of the prank Sam yod Temple at 10: a.m. locals set up tables around the temple loaded with food for the monkeys to Feast on it's estimated that about four tons of food are used during this event many people find feeding monkeys to be the most tourist attracting activity as many thighs believe that

feeding monkeys brings good luck visitors are welcome to feed the monkeys play with them and take photos the event also features various live performances monkeys living freely near some temples in Thailand are considered sacred creatures Legend has it that a Thai King once built a city with the help of the monkey god Honeyman locals regard monkeys as descendants of Honeyman so they allow them to live among people rather than drive them away monkeys are also protected by the state meaning that both locals and tourists are not allowed to harm or chase them away number three

national anthem played twice a day in Thailand life comes to a halt for 1 minute twice a day to honor the national anthem The Anthem is played throughout the country on all television and radio stations it is broadcasted through loud speakers in government offices Subway Sky trains bus stations parks and public places schools play the anthem at 8:00 a.m. and all students must participate in singing it while two students raise the national flag on the school's flag pole every Tai person is taught from a young age to stop what they are doing stand still and

show respect when the national anthem plays Thailand not only encourages people to respect the anthem but also has laws stipulating that anyone who does not stop their activities to salute the flag can be arrested and sentenced to jail number two monarchy in this Southeast Asian country the monarchy is deeply revered by the people therefore strict laws are in place prohibiting any criticism of the king or the royal family the strict enforcement of these laws reflects the profound respect ties have for the monarchy which is considered the Cornerstone of tradition and National Unity violating these laws

can lead to severe consequences including imprisonment according to a 2024 report from the Thai Ministry of Justice over 100 people were sentenced to prison for breaching these laws this underscores the importance of being extremely cautious when discussing or interacting with anything related to the royal family in time land whether you are a tourist or a local resident it is important to avoid any actions or statements that could be perceived as disrespectful towards the monarchy this is not only about following the law but also showing respect for a crucial part of Thai culture number one there

are up to 200,000 temples Buddhism is the soul of Thailand in this country religion is not only a belief but also an integral part of culture and daily life TI as hold Buddhist symbols such as Buddha statues and temples in high regard it is estimated that there are around 35,000 Buddhist temples and over 200,000 Buddhist monks in the country approximately 93% of Thailand's population practices Buddhism the role of religion is also reflected in National symbols on the national flag white represents religion especially Buddhism red symbolizes the land and the people and blue stands for the

monarchy any acts of disrespect towards buddist are strictly condemned climbing on Buddha statues taking inappropriate photos at temples or any other acts of disrespect are not only culturally insensitive but can also lead to Serious legal consequences in 2024 a tourist faced severe backlash and heavy fines for taking disrespectful selfies in front of a Buddha statue in Bangkok according to a 2024 report over 95% of ties believe that protecting the sanctity of Buddhist sites is crucial for preserving national identity whether you are a tourist or a local always show the utmost respect for Buddhism small actions

such as dressing modestly when entering temples not touching Buddha statues and refraining from loud conversations in sacred areas will help honor the beliefs and values cherished by the Thai people we have explored the 23 most interesting facts about Thailand the country of unique Traditions what are your thoughts on these facts have you visited Thailand yet feel free to share your comments below thank you for watching our video don't forget to like share and subscribe subscribe to stay updated with our latest content See you in the next videos