When traveling to Malta, a paradise for vacationers, what customs do you need to know about Malta?

When traveling to Malta, a paradise for vacationers, what customs do you need to know about Malta?

With its beautiful natural environment, Malta has become a paradise for vacationers; with its welfare system and policies, Malta has deeply attracted the attention of investors, and more and more people go to Malta to live and work. So for new immigrants, the long-standing local customs and habits are very important. Only by respecting and following them can they integrate with the locals in Malta. Today let’s take a look at some of the customs in Malta. 1. Make an appointment in advance for a meeting

In Malta, it is very rude to meet the other party unexpectedly without making an appointment in advance, and the other party may even refuse verbally. Moreover, when you have made an appointment to meet, you must match your clothes well, and your clean and decent appearance when you arrive at the occasion is deeply rooted in people's hearts. When meeting customers, you need to wave to the introduced customers one by one and name the other party accurately. Therefore, it is necessary to do your homework in advance and understand the other party. When relatives and friends meet, it is customary to give small gifts. 2. There are many festivals

Mediterranean people always have strong energy and imagination. They are keen on holding various activities. In Malta, Maltese people hold celebrations and club activities for every religious, historical and political festival. There are about 30 various celebrations every year, such as Carnival Night in February, Fireworks Festival in May, Santa Maria Week in August and Christmas. On the day of the festival, everyone is rejoicing and very lively, dressed in gorgeous or retro traditional costumes. They warmly welcome tourists and new immigrants to join, so that everyone who comes to Malta can feel the value of the festival. 3. White bow

In Malta, if you see a family hanging a white bow by their door, please send your best wishes to their home. Because this is not only a decorative design, it means that the family will have a wedding ceremony. 4. Put water or a dish of salt at the door. If a dish of salt or a glass of water is placed at the door, it means that someone has died and a funeral is about to be held. Water can prevent the souls from drying out their mouths, and salt can prevent them from becoming odorless. Please leave quietly at this moment without any sense of curiosity. 5. Lampuka fish and flower meal

Every September there is always a kind of fish that sneaks into Malta. The chefs will determine the cooking technique according to the size of the fish, either frying or grilling it. . This type of fish is called Lampuka and is really unique to Malta. One of the most popular methods, which locals call Lampuka pie, is to use Lampuka fish with cauliflower, mung beans, potatoes and other fillings to make pies and bake pies.

Flower meals are simply meals made from flowers. The "three-color soup" made of pear blossoms, phoenix flowers, and strawberry sprouts, and the "small flower soup" made of gourd flowers are really outstanding in appearance and taste. The Maltese's love for flowers is also reflected in the fact that they put flowers in wine and drinks, which are fragrant and mellow but also have a peculiar smell. 6. Colored Sailors

Maltese sailors will paint bright and strong colors on their boats to protect themselves from the siege of the devil. Each ship will be named after a Catholic. In order to prevent bad luck, a big careful eye is painted on both sides of the ship's hull. I heard that this is also the hometown of Popeye the Sailor Bobby. 7. The clock that confuses the devil

There are various main churches in the urban areas of Malta. Many main churches have two bells outside. Only the clock on the left can show the correct time. Is it strange because the devil needs to be confused to prevent ghosts from invading the group. 8. Bread that kisses the trash can

Another main use of bread is not to eat but to kiss the trash can. Although the winter in Malta is short, it rains every winter, and it is very heavy. I heard that after Saint Anthony's bread was thrown into the road, the downpour suddenly stopped. So another major use of bread is this.

Don’t you think Malta is a small island country, but its customs and habits are very interesting. In fact, there are more interesting things. As long as you get to know the local area in depth, you will become more and more obsessed with Malta.