Weird Things in Certain Countries

 

Cultural differences are what makes us all unique and what greatly contributes to the excitement of travelling when you get to discover some particularities of a destination that aren’t too or at all common in your home country. Eating rotten fish might sound slightly (and literally) off to you, but it’s totally normal in Sweden. Having two passports from the same country is common in Russia, but might not exist where you live. And the practice of eating fried Mars bars might not be the most popular one in North America, but it’s common in Scotland, or seeing police driving Lamborghini as their work car in Italy might not be seen anywhere else.

Check out the list of some strange things that are only common in certain countries, vote for the weirdest ones, and let us know if you’ve experienced them in the comments.

In Japan, Traffic Lights Seem To Be Blue.

Colombians Drink Hot Chocolate Cheese.

This place in New Zealand is said to have the longest name and it’s 85 characters.

In Thailand, People Remove Their Shoes Before Entering A Building.

In Some Parts Of Highways In Germany, Speed Limit Is Only A Recommendation.

In Slovakia, A Live Carp Is Kept In A Bathtub Before Preparing It For Christmas Dinner.

Swedes Cool Their Drinks Outside.