Shalom Korea — Israeli travelers' guide to Korea
Practical travel
K-culture & etiquetteNationwide

Everyday etiquette

Small customs that make a good impression.

A few habits go a long way: take your shoes off when entering homes and many traditional restaurants; give and receive things (money, cards, gifts) with two hands or your right hand; a slight bow is a normal greeting and thanks. Tipping is not expected and can confuse. Keep quiet on public transit and leave priority seats for elders. Age and seniority carry weight — a little politeness is always noticed.
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