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Maps of Tunisia
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Expo 2020 in Dubai Was Visited by More Than 7 Million Visitors
If you haven’t visited this event yet, there is still time to book a hotel in Dubai because Expo 2020 Dubai runs until 31 March 2022. People who are unable to visit the emirate can make a virtual tour on the Expo 2020 website. By the way, the virtual visitation has already reached 31.6 million by the end of December.
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02.04.2023
If you haven’t visited this event yet, there is still time to book a hotel in Dubai because Expo 2020 Dubai runs until 31 March 2022. People who are unable to visit the emirate can make a virtual tour on the Expo 2020 website. By the way, the virtual visitation has already reached 31.6 million by the end of December.
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02.04.2023
Aura of Tunisia in photographs
Traditions in Tunisia
Hammamet
Cultural features and traditions of local people are largely dictated by religion; the majority of local customs may seem very unusual to foreigners. The French culture has made some interesting adjustments to it, so Hammamet surprises with an original combination of traditional Islamic canons and typical European customs. Since the middle of the last century, local women have equal rights with men, which is a very unusual fact in Islamic cities. Ladies don’t cease to honor canons of Islam; … Read more 
Sousse
Special traditions and customs of local people never cease to amaze foreign visitors with its originality and uniqueness. Every year, thousands of tourists arrive to Sousse from all over the world; for many of them an acquaintance with cultural traditions of citizens becomes the most vibrant and exciting adventure. An integral part of the national culture is the music of Sufis. Melodious musical tunes have changed for hundreds of years; however, they continue to be an important national feature. … Read more
Monastir
Monastir is a Muslim city whose religious traditions are one of the integral parts of everyday culture for local citizens. Residents celebrate important religious holidays and go on pilgrimage to remarkable Muslim holy places every year as well as pray every day. Such commitment to religious traditions had an impact on different spheres of local life. It’s not common to wear bright and open clothes here, so foreign tourists should pay attention to the important rule too. You should choose what … Read more
Djerba Island
Planning a trip to Djerba Island, remember that the majority of the local population is Muslim. Islam is the state religion here, so people here pay a church tax along with other ones. Even though Sharia law has no primacy, still it’s really important to take islanders’ mentality features into account. For instance, you can easily meet a kneeling praying man on the streets. It would be highly inappropriate to stare at a Muslim while he or she is praying, as such occasions are quite common … Read more
