In this Episode, we dive into the silent codes that shape life in public — the rules you won’t find in any travel guide, but that will absolutely define your experience of a place. From the meditative hush of Japanese train carriages to the unhurried rhythm of Parisian cafés, from the sacred order of a British queue to the joyful chaos of street food culture in Mexico, these unspoken norms tell you everything about how a society works.

This episode shares stories of standing too close, waiting for service that never comes, misreading “heated” conversations, and learning the choreography of sidewalks, markets, and metro stations. Along the way, it unpacks why noise is normal in some cities and taboo in others, how love looks different across cultures, and why breaking these rules isn’t just awkward — it’s a window into the heart of a place.

🎧Because travel isn’t just about seeing the sights. It’s about learning to share space, even with strangers, in a way that feels like you’ve been part of the rhythm all along.

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