Unforgettable Cultural Shocks On The Travel Route

Shared bathing in Japan, painted penis pictures everywhere in Bhutan, incredible politeness of Canadians ... are the most impressive cultural shocks revealed by tourists. Traveling on the road in Nigeria: This is a hair-raising experience on the back of the head, when pedestrians and cars do not obey a rule

. Pedestrian groups often cross the street in front of cars traveling at 100 km / h. If a vehicle hits a pedestrian, the driver is often beaten by crowds. Women-only trains in Japan: Many countries already have spaces for women on public transport If you don't know, the male travelers can find themselves in an awkward and embarrassing situation when entering the wrong car.



Apologies in Japan: Some visitors are surprised to see Dogeza (kneeling down) used to apologize in Japan. This is an age-old culture still practiced in some traditional restaurants. Photo: Muza-chan.Can Canadian driver courtesy: Drivers in Canada will often stop and wait for you to cross the street, regardless of whether there are white lines or traffic lights. If you intend to cross the street or show you want to cross the street, all traffic will stop and wait for you. Even the animals are also given way. Photo: NewshoundEdwin Spanish-style punctuality: Normally, if you are meeting someone at 6pm and at 6:20 pm, you should apologize for being late.



However, if you are in Spain, when you arrive at 6:55 p.m., no one will say anything. The opening times of the stores are only "tentative". Delay is not considered impolite, but simply an inconvenience of life. Photo: Anepiceducation. Penis in Bhutan: Visitors to the kingdom of Bhutan will be amazed at the unique drawing outside the houses. They come in different sizes, colors and textures.



The people believe that these drawings are able to protect their families from evil spirits and increase fertility. Photo: Daily Mail "Fan" Sauna in Finland: Every house or even student dormitory has a sauna. Besides, the people here have a sauna in the state of "nature". In fact, it is considered unhygienic to take a sauna while dressing. Photo: Radissonblu. Japan general: In Japan, taking a shower first and then soaking in hot water is a common habit. However, the surprising thing is that instead of rinsing the water completely after soaking, you leave it behind for the next person to use. The whole family often shares a tub of water.



American openness: For many travelers, Americans' habit of touching others and not being afraid to tell personal stories surprised them. You can chat with strangers on the bus, and they tell you if their dad has cancer or their parents are about to get divorced. Photo: Grist. According to Zing News ***.

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