Indonesia's etiquette sensitivity is moderate — locals are generally forgiving of foreigners, but a few specific customs are worth knowing. Most important: Don't touch anyone's head, and use your right hand for eating and passing items.
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Don't touch anyone's head, and use your right hand for eating and passing items.
Indonesia's etiquette sensitivity is moderate — locals are generally forgiving of foreigners, but a few specific customs are worth knowing
Dress modestly, especially in Muslim-majority areas and when visiting temples in Bali (a sarong is often required). Public displays of affection are best kept minimal.
Locals are generally understanding of foreign visitors — a little awareness helps, but nobody expects perfection.