Popular Asian souvenirs include silk products from China and Vietnam, matcha and tea sets from Japan, spices from India and Thailand, and hand-carved wooden items from Indonesia.

To avoid imitations, buy from reputable shops, artisan markets, or official stores. Look for certifications or ask locals for recommendations on where to find authentic products.

Yes, avoid items made from endangered species or those that violate cultural or religious practices. Additionally, be cautious of counterfeit luxury goods, especially in popular tourist areas.

It depends on your country’s customs regulations. Generally, sealed and packaged foods are allowed, but fresh produce, meat, or dairy products might be restricted.

Wrap fragile items in bubble wrap or clothes and place them in the center of your suitcase. Consider carrying extremely delicate items in your hand luggage to avoid damage.