These four Asian countries are in the world’s top ten for tourist friendliness. Reading this will show the simple habits that make travelers feel welcome.

The magazine says Indonesia ranked fourth with a score of 97.5 out of 100 points. It also says Indonesia’s warm hospitality comes from the spirit of gotong royong, sharing meals at family‑run warungs, talking with village elders and visiting traditional homes.

The magazine reports Bhutan ranked fifth with a score of 97.23. It adds that Bhutan welcomes visitors with open doors, shared meals and tea.

The magazine notes Thailand secured ninth place with a score of 96 points. It calls Thailand the “Land of Smiles” and says the country attracts solo backpackers, digital nomads and families because of its friendly atmosphere.

The magazine says India completed the top ten with a score of 95.87 points. It explains that Indians often show hospitality through small acts like sharing chai, offering home‑cooked meals and greeting with “namaste.”