Cultural Customs
Famous Landmarks
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Interesting Customs
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100

In Japan, it is customary to remove these before entering someone’s home.

What are shoes?

100

This landmark in Egypt is known as the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

What is the Great Pyramid of Giza?

100

This Turkish dish made of seasoned meat wrapped in flatbread with vegetables and sauce is popular worldwide.

What is a döner kebab?

100

In this country, people eat twelve grapes at midnight on New Year’s Eve for good luck.

What is Spain?

100

This South African capital is located at the foot of Table Mountain.

What is Cape Town?

200

This South American dance, originating in Argentina, is often called the “dance of love.”

What is the tango?

200

This Italian landmark was once a Roman gladiatorial arena and still stands as a symbol of ancient Rome.

What is the Colosseum?

200

This French dish from Provence is a slow-cooked stew made with vegetables like eggplant, zucchini, and tomatoes.

What is ratatouille?

200

In India, this traditional greeting involves placing the hands together and bowing slightly.  

What is namaste?  

200

This Canadian capital is often mistaken for the country's largest city but is actually much smaller.

What is Ottawa?

300

In Italy, this daily social activity, usually done in the late afternoon, involves going for a walk with friends and family.

What is passeggiata?

300

Known for its mysterious giant statues, this remote island is part of Chile.

What is Easter Island?

300

Known for its spicy kick, this Korean dish is made by fermenting cabbage with chili, garlic, and ginger.

What is kimchi?

300

In Mexico, people often break a colorful, candy-filled object at parties and celebrations, especially for children.

What is a piñata?

300

The capital of Madagascar, famous for its unique flora and fauna, as well as its challenging name for foreigners to pronounce.

What is Antananarivo?

400

During the Indian festival of Holi, people throw this at each other to celebrate.

What is colored powder?

400

The Hagia Sophia in this Turkish city has served as both a church and a mosque over the centuries.

What is Istanbul?

400

Originating in Lebanon, this dish consists of small, fried balls made from chickpeas or fava beans, often served in pita bread.

What is falafel?

400

In the United States, it’s customary to tip this percentage range of the bill at a restaurant.

What is 15-20%?

400

This European capital is divided by the Danube River and was formerly two separate cities.

What is Budapest?

500

In China, this color is traditionally worn by brides as it symbolizes good luck and prosperity.

What is red?

500

Located in Jordan, this ancient city carved into red rock is known as the “Rose City.”

What is Petra?

500

This Peruvian dish made from raw fish marinated in citrus juice is often served with onions, peppers, and corn.

What is ceviche?

500

In India, it is common to eat meals with your hands, specifically using this hand as a sign of respect.

What is the right hand?

500

The capital of Azerbaijan, this city combines ancient walled architecture with ultra-modern designs and is one of the lowest capitals in terms of altitude.

What is Baku?

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