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Kyrgyzstan Travel Guide

Introduction

Kyrgyzstan is located in central Asia and is enclosed by land from all sides. Sharing the borders with Kazakhstan, China and Uzbekistan the country of Kyrgyzstan shares the cultural and religious ethnicities of several different religions. But by the majority of the population being Islamic at 90 % and Christianity at a 7% the other 3 % shares the religion of other like Buddhism, Jainism etc. the language spoken by the locals of Kyrgyzstan is Kyrgyz a transcript of the neighboring Russian language. But a majority of the people speak the language of Russia too. While in the case of English, only some of the tourist guides speak English along with the Korean and other native languages.

 

The country of Kyrgyzstan is not used to tourism until recent decades. The explorers have started to share the countries beauty with the outside world and the people from all around the world are just starting to visit the country of Kyrgyzstan for enjoying the holidays and as a conventional trip. Apart from the natural and the countryside beauty of the country Kyrgyzstan the country is rich in the cultural and religious monuments. There are so many ancient finding being found in the country of Kyrgyzstan very year. And the government, if Kyrgyzstan is more than welcoming tom, invites people from all around the world to come and visit their country. Being untouched by the tourism sector from all around the world, Kyrgyzstan is not so well at providing the required information regarding the tourism to the outside world. Now, this tourism guide will give you some basic information about travelling to the country of Kyrgyzstan.

 

Best time of the year to visit the country of Kyrgyzstan

As the country of Kyrgyzstan is surrounded by mountains and canyons, the temperature is pretty much low while compared to the neighboring countries. During the winter season, the temperature will drop to a chilling -14 degree Celsius and during the summer season, the temperatures can get up to 75 degrees Fahrenheit and an average of 54 degrees Fahrenheit. So, if you are the type of person who is afraid of the cold climate then summer is the best time to visit the country of Kyrgyzstan. Otherwise, you are good to go visit the place all year long. The country of Kyrgyzstan is having more than 260 days of warm summer days out of the 365 days. Which makes it even better to visit the country as whenever you want according to your comfort all year long.

 

10 best places to visit in the country of Kyrgyzstan

So for your ease when you visit the country of Kyrgyzstan, we made a simple list of 10 best places to visit in the country of Kyrgyzstan

  1. IssykKul

Completely covered with the amid woods and mountains, IssykKul is a complete natural feat to your eyes while your visit to the country of Kyrgyzstan. The lakes add scenic locations to enjoy a perfect evening with your family.

  1. Bishkek 

Being the capital of the country Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek is the fastest developing city in the country of Kyrgyzstan. Bishkek is famous for the Ala-too square and AlaArcha national park. If you like to enjoy your holiday in both the natural and the moderate background then the Bishkek is the perfect choice for your holiday.

  1. Osh

Osh is filled with mountains and with a scenic location of mountains all around the city. The city of Osh is well known for the museums and the ancient monuments that are found in the foundations of the ancient city. The monuments will give a basic knowledge of the earliest civilizations that used to live in that valley.

  1. Karakul

Visiting the karakul in the winter season might make your dreams come true. With alpine skiing and the massive lake beside the canyons located in the karakul, it will be a heartwarming holiday along with your family and friends all together. You could have a thrilling experience by skiing from the top of the alpine mountains in the karakul.

  1. Song Kul

The place of Song Kul is completely a rural location rich in the presence of lakes and a complete mountain scenic looks all around the place. If you are looking for a refreshing breeze of pure air, you can go visit Song Kul in summer to experience the once in a lifetime opportunity.

  1. Cholpon Ata

Cholpon Ata is a place where you can go boating and enjoy a perfect sunset in the lakes present there. The open-air will let you have a feeling of complete natural presence and the museums will let you have a grasp of a little bit of the very ancient history of the country Kyrgyzstan.

  1. Kochkor

If you like lakeside views and love the horse riding, then you can go visit the place called Kochkor and escape from the reality as long as you want. The local tourism agencies will help you along your way to the ultimate frisk of enjoyment until you stay there.

  1. Bokonbayevo

If you are more like a wildlife lover and looking for a complete wild action then you can choose Bokonbayevo as the perfect spot for your holiday adventure. You can go hunting and watch the eagles and go hiking in the tall mountain ranges that reside there. You can have your campfire set up next to the beautiful lakes in Bokonbayevo.

  1. Uzyen

Uzyen is rich in the cultural and ancient knowledge of the country Kyrgyzstan. There are so many mausoleums that let you understand the ancient history of Kyrgyzstan. The architecture and the history of Kyrgyzstan are completely engraved in the walls of every building located in Uzyen.

  1. Tokmok

Tokmok is one of the archeological sites located in the country of Kyrgyzstan. You can have a peek at the valuable findings of their culture while your visit to the location called Tokmok. You sure have to visit Tokmok if you wish to learn something new about Kyrgyzstan.

 

Do you need a vaccine to travel to Kyrgyzstan?

The CDC and WHO organizations are strongly recommending every country to not allow the people from outside countries without having the proper vaccination. This safety measure is for the good of both you and the locality people where you are going to visit. Certainly, Kyrgyzstan also has certain restrictions regarding the vaccination before a certain period of travelling to their country. If you need to visit the country of Kyrgyzstan, you should have been vaccinated someday before your journey. The vaccination can save from contagious deceases and prevents you from carrying harmful bacteria into their country.

 

Dos and don’ts in the country of Kyrgyzstan

Do’s

  • You should abide by the rules set by the local government if you want to travel in the country of Kyrgyzstan.
  • Do travel by using public transport or trains. Avoid travelling by using rented cars. If you do not have proper documentation regarding the vehicle then you are going to be in big trouble.
  • Women’s have to cover their body parts completely, as the people in Kyrgyzstan consider the privacy of women as a topmost priority.

Don’ts 

  • Don’t show any activities of smoking and drinking while you are in public places.
  • Do not reject any kind of food offering, you should at least taste the food once.
  • Do not wear footwear while entering into the homes or any mausoleums.
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Uzbekistan Travel Guide

Introduction 

Do you know far away from the world rush, there belongs to a country in Central Asia? A place where history is poured down to every street and the beauty of art and craft run down in its air, such as the aura of Uzbekistan. This Asian country has its history down to the Silk route, acts as a tourist spot every year. The mosque and the architecture are enough to take anyone’s mind down to the realm of paradise.

Despite being at the Centre of the Syr Darya and the Amu Darya, two famous rivers, the country of Uzbekistan holds a reputation of having large desert. This beautiful country must be in the list of every tourist out there, and if you are one of them, then pack your bags as we will take you to the textual tour of the country, Uzbekistan.

 

The ideal time to explore the beauty of Uzbekistan

Earth is a sphere. We know that very well, so we also know that every place on this planet has different time zones and different, seasons. This very well implies in the case of tourism as well, we simply cannot travel any country at any time of the year to explore its true beauty. You cannot enjoy the snow of a place in the summer season of the beauty of beach and splash of water in the winter season. So it is very much important to know the exact time to travel.

Uzbekistan is an Asian country, so we know this much that we do not have to visit this place during extreme weather conditions. Because neither of us wants to freeze nor melt. In terms of season, the falling autumn would be the best and this hits Uzbekistan around September. It has its range from Valley to mountains to deserts, so going during extreme weather conditions might seem fulfilling for one sight but not for the other, and no one can guarantee that the one sight will also be fulfilling in extreme weather or not.

 

Top 10 major attractions of Uzbekistan

  1. Taskhent 

We begin with the capital of the country, the city of Taskhent. The city of Taskhent also meaning the city of stones, has its history. The city is well known for

  • Historical Architecture
  • High Buildings
  • Modern layout from the shopping complex to high-fi streets

The city blooms as the capital and acts as the face of the country.

 

  1. Samarkand 

Take a moment and imagine the beauty of a city with the icon of Islamic culture. With the architecture of tombs and dome, the city of Samarkand has its origin from the era of war. When the victory trumpets of Alexander the great were blown the city of Samarkand also heard it. This place has its roots deeply attached to the Islamic culture, you can very well guess from its names as well.

The city is well known for

  • Islamic culture
  • Shah-i-Zinda complex
  • BibiKhanum

 

  1. Chor Minor 

The attraction of Chor Minor is set in the city of Bukhara. With the history trailing from the years of the 18th century, this place is enough to satisfy the sight of the visitors.

 

  1. Khiva 

This city is also a must-visit for any tourist in the country. The city more like, the town has its own deeper connections with the Silk Road. The sand colour sight in the walls of the city is enough to tell you, it is one of those rare places where the beauty lies in the history and simplicity.

 

  1. Chimgan Mountains 

Well, not only the desert the country of Uzbekistan is also ready to treat you with its beautiful mountain range, and for any nature lover, Chimgan Mountains is just feast to the eyes.

 

  1. Fergana Valley 

Time to explore the mix and diversity of the Fergana Valley. Just wave your heart from the heights of the valley and enjoy the gift of nature this country of Uzbekistan has.

 

  1. Aidrakul Lake

After desert and mountains let us turn towards the lakes. The lake of Aidarkul is both man-made and natural and has a lot to offer for its visitors.

 

  1. Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial 

This place in Tashkent has a deep, relations with two Asian countries, Uzbekistan and India. The memorial of a very important person in India has a lot to reflect upon the global relations.

 

  1. Nukus 

The jewel hub of Uzbekistan has a lot more to offer for its tourists. It is very close to the Aral Sea, which is again a sight to wonder.

 

  1. Temrez 

The southern part of the country Temrez is not very popular among tourist but it is the place to visit at least once.

 

The scene of the Vaccine for travelers 

Well, it depends from vaccine to vaccine but it we are talking about general important vaccines such as Hepatitis A then it is better to get vaccinated before the flight. It is better to have a complete list of required vaccination of the place you are going to visit.

 

Things to do and things to avoid in Uzbekistan 

Dos

  1. Respect the Asian culture, hence practice the art of showing gratitude for every service.
  2. Always use your right hand, especially while giving or receiving money.
  3. Always stay in a defined queue and do not interrupt the prayer of anyone.
  4. Use gestures rather than a finger for pointing out stuff.

   Don’ts

  1. Do not enter the house with your footwear on.
  2. Avoid showing too much of skin in public
  3. Avoid bringing dogs to a mosque or any other holy place.
  4. Do not disrespect any elder or call them by their names in public, always treat them with respect.

And this brings us to the end of our mini travel guide of the one of the most beautiful countries of central Asia the country of Uzbekistan. This place still has a lot more to offer.

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Mongolia Travel Guide

Introduction

A country sharing its border with China and Russia, a country having a rich history of culture a country with a large Nomadic culture that is the country of Mongolia. While planning your trip Mongolia might not be your first choice of place to visit. Sharing a mix of East Asian culture Mongolia has never achieved its full level recognition. But, now is the time put some light to its glory, visitor’s longer need to be in dark, just as we are here with our mini travel guide to the streets of Mongolia.

The foundation of the country is set from the rule of the emperor Chinggis Khan, who has a very negative reputation in the story of history. It was established around the era of the 14th century. But the country has sure come a long way since then. Despite being a much underrated tourist spot, Mongolia sees a stable rise in several visitors every year. So let us explore a bit more about the country and its beauty.

The ideal time to visit- Mongolia

Remember Mongolia is an East Asian country that means the Asian climate has a deep influence to it, you sure have no intentions to get a freeze in cold weather, neither you want to be trapped in hot winds, so the ideal time for a visit is during, a festival season of Mongolia.

The best thing about Mongol climate is that it has a bright sunny sky most of the time in the year, however the same cannot be said for every terrain of Mongolia. The weather here is more likely to be mixed rather than just staying the same, it is because this country has closed borders, it shares its boundaries with China and Russia. This means there is no sea to maintain or influence the climate. So deciding the best time of vacation in Mongolia could be very much challenging but if you want to enjoy the summer greenery then mark the month of June to August. While for neutral experience, the time of autumn that is the months of September and October.

10 must-visit destinations in Mongolia

  1. Ghenghis Khan Statue Complex

Let us be with the founder of the country. This statue of the ruler Ghenghis Khan stands 40 m tall in the memory and honour of its founder. This sight of the statue is enough to mesmerise every visitor that approaches it. The statue is standing high ever since 2008.

  1. The great white lake

The great white lake of TerkhiinTsagaanNuur is another famous spot worth giving your time to. The lake got its name from the reflections it shows in the water. The water of this lake beautifully reflects the sky above, which looks like the pearls spread all over the lake along with some beautiful mountains to add to its charm.

  1. The Karakorum

The city of Karakorum is the place where you can find the deep-rooted history of the country. This city is well known for its reputation of holding the myths and stories of ancient rulers and god.

  1. Ulaanbaatar

Now let us come to the capital of Mongolia, the city of Ulaanbaatar. The capital city is a great mix of history with modern culture. The city is no less than a modern paradise for the visitors, it is enough to live happy and engaging vibes of Mongolia.

  1. Gobi Desert

Now let us talk about the fifth largest desert in the world, the alluring Gobi desert. Do not miss the Gobi desert if you visit Mongolia, the beauty of sand and dunes will give you a breathtaking experience.

  1. ErdeneZuu Monastery

A collection of more than 70 temples situated near the Kharkhorin region, the ErdeneZuu Monastery was a place to visit for temples, of cultural importance. At today’s date, it is a popular tourist attraction travellers. If you are visiting Mongolia then mark this place in your priority list.

  1. Dornod Mongolia Steppe

The grassland of east Mongolia is again a natural scenic beauty to visit. The place has a perfect mixture of flora and fauna and is a rare sight for many. The grassland holds the position of one of the largest grasslands in the world.

  1. Mongol Nomadic show

Now, this is not any sort of particular place but is rather a great opportunity to explore the culture of Mongolia. As we know by now, Mongolia is a country of nomads, this has a very high influence on the rich nomadic culture. By the show, you get to learn a lot about the roots and the culture of Mongol Nomads.

  1. Khustai National Park

Coming to Mongolia and leaving without fully experiencing the wildlife of this place feels like a cheat. Make a proper visit to the Khustai National Park and enjoy the beauty with red deer and Roe deer and a lot of others.

  1. Orkhon Valley

The beauty of one of the most beautiful valleys must not be missed. Orkhon Valley has a scenic beauty that feels like a highly edited picture but the site is a real, raw and pure beauty.

The case of Vaccination – for the tourist of Mongolia

Mongolia does not demand any sort of mandatory vaccination for travelling the country, however, if you are having any sort of issues and doctor recommendations from your side then make sure to follow the steps.

Hepatitis A and B, TB and typhoid are some of the immunisation to follow if prescribed by your doctor.

Things to Follow and Things to Avoid in Mongolia

Dos

  1. Accept every drink beverages in a household with a warm gesture
  2. Learn the Asian culture of proper greetings.
  3. Receive things from your right hand
  4. Open your footwear before entering a holy place, it is considered the greatest offence to wear your footwear in any holy place.

Don’ts

  1. Do not insult fire by throwing anything in it.
  2. Avoid pointing finger at anyone
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Turkey Travel Guide

Planning for a vacation? Tired of your daily routine and want a break? In such cases, you have landed on the right page. Today we are going to guide you to travel to one of the best locations in the world. And tge place is none other than “Turkey”. Turkey is world-famous for its incredible wonders like Cappadocia or the Pamukkale cotton castle. The name Turkey itself reminds us of tge delicious kebabs and its incredible bazaars. Turkey is well known for its geographical location.

Best time to visit Turkey?

The best months to visit Turkey are April, May, September, and October. These months are usually favorable due to the warm climate of the place during the time. It is usually the best time to visit Turkey’s grand array of ancient sites.

During the summers from June to September the climate remains quite warm and it is a favorable time for your voyage. Along the seas around chilling in a poll could be a good idea for your vacation. After late October the climates get extremely cold, and due to that many hotels are closed down. However, visiting the sites during winter can be a good idea. During the winter the temperature drops down to 0 degrees Celsius and the snowfall landscape is lovely to behold.

Best places to visit in turkey?                            

Aya Sofya, It is considered to be one of tge most dutiful builds in tge world, the spellbinding Byzantine glory of the Aya Sofya Museum is not only one of the top things to do in Istanbul, but also in Turkey.

Ephesus, if you are in turkey never miss out on Ephesus, it is a city of colossal monuments and marble columned road. It is one of tge most famous Roman cities in the world.

Cappadocia, also known as swooping rock valley. Visiting the place is a dream of every photographer. The place consists of cliff ridges and hill crests where rippling panoramas of wave-like rock or wacky shaped pinnacles formed by millennia of wind and water. The vie2 is worthwhile.

Topkapi Palace takes you to a different world of sultans. The place is the beginning of the empire of Ottoman Era sultans then it got extended up to Europe and middle east Africa. The interior design with the decadently exuberant tiling and lavish jeweled decor will behold your breath. It also has the unforgettable peek of the Ottoman’s power base.

Pamukkale is one of the most beautiful natural wonders of Turkey. It comprises of the pure white travertine terraces of the Pamukkale cascade. The entire landscape is snow-filled. The Roman Hierapolis the ancient spa town just above the place is also a beautiful place to visit.

 

Sumela Monastery is the star attraction of the visitors due to its stunning lonely setting built like a cliff face. The interior of the church is uniquely designed with creamed dazzling materials that make it even more desirable. The place is also well preferred by the visitors due to its location beside the black sea coast.

Mount Nemeut, the top sightseeing is situated in eastern Turkey. Mount Nemrut’s summit funerary mound is scattered with the broken remnants of once mammoth statues, which have been guarded for ages. It is considered to be one of the oldest archaeological sites in the country. The best time to visit tge place is during sunrise because at sunrise the statues here looms out of the dark.

Do you need vaccines to travel to turkey?

Yes, there are basic requirements for a few vaccines if you want to travel to Turkey. The PHAC and WHO recommend the following vaccinations for Turkey: hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid, rabies, meningitis, polio, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR), Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis), chickenpox, shingles, pneumonia, and influenza.

Let’s look into more details

Hepatitis A –

Food & Water – Recommended for most travelers

Hepatitis B –

Blood & Body Fluids –Accelerated schedule available

Typhoid –

Food & Water –Shot lasts 2 years. Oral vaccine lasts 5 years, must be able to swallow pills. Oral doses must be kept in the refrigerator.

Rabies –

The saliva of Infected Animals –High-risk country. Vaccine recommended for long-term travelers and those who may come in contact with animals.

Polio –

Food & Water –While there is no active polio transmission in Turkey, it is vulnerable to outbreaks. Considered a routine vaccination for most travel itineraries. Single adult booster recommended.

Measles Mumps Rubella (MMR) –

Various Vectors –Given to anyone unvaccinated and/or born after 1957. One time adult booster recommended.

TDAP (Tetanus, Diphtheria & Pertussis) –

Wounds & Airborne –Only one adult booster of pertussis required.

Chickenpox –

Direct Contact & Airborne –Given to those unvaccinated that did not have chickenpox.

Shingles –

Direct Contact –Vaccine can still be given if you have had shingles.

Pneumonia –

Airborne –Two vaccines are given separately. All 65+ or immunocompromised should receive both.

Influenza –

Airborne –Vaccine components change annually.

Meningitis –

Airborne & Direct Contact –Given to anyone unvaccinated or at an increased risk, especially students.

What to pack when traveling to Turkey?

when it comes to packing your bags for a trip to Turkey some essential items that you shouldn’t miss out on are –

Passport, Phone charger / portable phone charger, Euros, EU adapters, Flip flops (for the hostel bathrooms), Water bottle, Socks, Underwear, Sun cream, Medicines/painkillers, Any paperwork you may need.

Do’s and Don’ts in Tukey

Do’s

You must keep in mind that you must remove your shoes before entering any mosque. Your clothing should be as modest as possible for both males and females. while entering a mosque females must cover their heads and shoulders. Always have a sense of respect for the locals as you are a visitor there. Turkish culture emphasis most good manners. So, have basic manners while interacting with Turkish citizens.

 

Don’ts

Don’t visit a mosque on Friday. Avoid laughing or talking so loudly inside a mosque. Don’t sit and talk with a single Turkish woman if you are an alone male traveler. Don’t make the mistake of bullying the Turkish flag it can be a very sincere issue there.

 

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Morocco Travel Guide

Planning for a vacation? Tired of your daily routine and want a break? In such cases, you have landed on the right page. Today we are going to guide you to travel to one of the best locations in the world. And tge place is none other than “Morocco”. North Africa’s Morocco is one of tge most popular destinations for tge culture lovers, backpackers, adventure lovers, newly married couples, foodies, and many more. The old imperial cities of Morocco are filled with plenty of history and character that you will love to explore.

Best time to visit Morocco

If you are planning a trip to Morocco the most suitable time for you would be the spring or autumn. The weather during hot the season will remain a little warm but it is pleasant. Not even the snowy winter or the burning summer would be a favorable time for you. Even though the coastal region of the country can be visited year-round. The famous high Atlas Mountains can also be visited at any time of the year. The summer can be a little too harsh for any long-distance travel in the country. But if the heat doesn’t bother your skin you can go at any time between the months of April and October. But if you visit the mountains during the winter it may be risky and injurious to your health. The cold may even create spectacular panoramas.

You should avoid going to Morocco during the months of Ramadan as the transport facilities may bother you a little.

If you ask my opinion then October is the most suitable month to visit the country.

Best places to visit in Morocco

Rabat, the capital of the country provides you a diverse experience that you will love to explore. Rabat is a popular tourist destination, it comprises of two districts namely ” old town” and “new town”. The new town would be the best place for shopping and enjoying the city life in Morocco. The old town has more historical impact, it has some special markets from where you can buy ancient antique pieces of Morocco culture.

Marrakech, it is the most crowd-pulling part of the country. The place has a different kind of vibe that you won’t find anywhere else. The place is colorful, historic, and amazing to explore. The smell of the spices and the food will not fail to amaze you. Make sure you visit the Bahia Palace in Marrakech one of the most beautiful places in the country.

Toubkal national park and Jebel Toubkal, climbing a height of 4167m above the hills of Jebel Toubkal and getting a view from the top would be the most pleasing moment of your visit. It is tge highest point of the famous Atlas mountains, which will most probably give you the best view of your life. Even if you are not able to climb to the top the national Park at the base is also extremely beautiful.

Sidi Ifni, it is a Spanish heritage in the southwest of Morocco. Earlier it was a Spanish territory and it still has Spanish traces. The town is famous for its fishing culture if you love fishing then it could be the best place in the country. The town remains warm for most of the part of the year. The town has a relaxed and calm vibe.

Asilah, it is the best holidaymakers in the country. The locals create a lot of attractive art and craft products that will not fail to amaze you. The city is too beautiful in itself, it is one of the most overlooked jewels of the country.

Do you need vaccines to travel to Morocco?

Yes, there are basic requirements for a few vaccines if you want to travel to Morocco. The CDC and WHO recommend the following vaccinations for Morocco: hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid, rabies, meningitis, polio, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR), Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis), chickenpox, shingles, pneumonia, and influenza.

Let’s look into more details-

Hepatitis A – Food & Water – Recommended for most travelers

Hepatitis B – Blood & Body Fluids – Accelerated schedule available

Typhoid – Food & Water – Shot lasts 2 years. Oral vaccine lasts 5 years, must be able to swallow pills. Oral doses must be kept in the refrigerator.

Rabies – Saliva of Infected Animals – High-risk country. Vaccine recommended for long-term travelers and those who may come in contact with animals.

Polio – Food & Water – Required if arriving from a region with polio transmission. Considered a routine vaccination most travel itineraries. Single adult booster recommended.

Measles Mumps Rubella (MMR) – Various Vectors – Given to anyone unvaccinated and/or born after 1957. One time adult booster recommended.

TDAP (Tetanus, Diphtheria & Pertussis) –Wounds & Airborne – Only one adult booster of pertussis is required.

Chickenpox – Direct Contact & Airborne – Given to those unvaccinated that did not have chickenpox.

Shingles – Direct Contact – Vaccine can still be given if you have had shingles.

Pneumonia – Airborne – Two vaccines were given separately. All 65+ or immunocompromised should receive both.

Influenza – Airborne – Vaccine components change annually.

Meningitis – Airborne & Direct Contact – Given to anyone unvaccinated or at an increased risk, especially students.

What to pack when traveling to Morocco?

when it comes to packing your bags for a trip to Morocco some essential items that you shouldn’t miss out on are –

Passport, Phone charger / portable phone charger, Euros, EU adapters, Flip flops (for the hostel bathrooms), Water bottle, Socks, Underwear, Sun cream, Medicines/painkillers, Any paperwork you may need.

Do’s and Don’ts in Morocco

Do’s

Always take a person before you click pictures in Morocco especially of women and Muslims. Carry tissues along with you as many Morocco hotel bathrooms don’t provide tissues. Discuss the taxi rates with the driver before traveling that will save you a lot of money. Always prefer packed water since tap waters in the country can harm your stomach.

Don’ts

Don’t wear fancy body exposing clothes in Morocco. Don’t fall for false guides as they may cause you a lot of trouble. Don’t purchase or consume drugs in the country as it is a highly punishable offense in the country.