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First time to Egypt. In your opinion, what is the best thing to bring as a souvenir? Without fanaticism)), just for memory.
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Mostly they carry papyri, cheap and cheerful. Only you need to bargain in half for sure
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answered 13 years ago
For a present to the Egyptians - vodka with pepper Nemirov, Khortitsa, Alyonka chocolate, seeds, cigarettes.
Shopping for home - hookah, hibiscus tea, papyrus, terry towels, perfume oils (for inhalation), fruits (mango, guava, medlar, physalis, ashta-cherimoya (annona), figs, strawberries, melons, papaya), juices only mango and guava are good, canned tuna.
Shopping for home - hookah, hibiscus tea, papyrus, terry towels, perfume oils (for inhalation), fruits (mango, guava, medlar, physalis, ashta-cherimoya (annona), figs, strawberries, melons, papaya), juices only mango and guava are good, canned tuna.
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answered 13 years ago
As much as possible, even necessary!
This is better than souvenirs, especially since most of the souvenirs are from China, just like in our market (like pyramids, etc.)
This is better than souvenirs, especially since most of the souvenirs are from China, just like in our market (like pyramids, etc.)
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answered 13 years ago
Of course, I really like the fruit idea. They're probably cheap. But how do you carry them? in a suitcase?
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answered 13 years ago
strawberries were taken in hand luggage, in pinoplast packages
Melons in a suitcase.
In general, in terms of hardness, decide what goes where.
The aroma in the cabin was fruity-exotic!
Melons in a suitcase.
In general, in terms of hardness, decide what goes where.
The aroma in the cabin was fruity-exotic!
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answered 13 years ago
Strawberries almost all year round from $1 per kg.
Guava, fesalis, fresh dates are also cheap.
More expensive mango and ashta
Guava, fesalis, fresh dates are also cheap.
More expensive mango and ashta
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answered 13 years ago
guava 10 pounds per kilo, strawberries 10 pounds. dates - 8 pounds. mango 30-35 pounds a kilo.
Anything that chokes, take it in your hand luggage.
Anything that chokes, take it in your hand luggage.
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answered 13 years ago
$1 = 5.8 (pounds) LE - written on the price tags, Pounds - written on the money. There is a penny trifle, paper money, it is written - Piastres.
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answered 13 years ago
I bring many more scarves. I have this fetish.
for gifts to mom, aunts, sisters, girlfriends - a very large selection, and the prices are good. but you have to bargain hard.
for gifts to mom, aunts, sisters, girlfriends - a very large selection, and the prices are good. but you have to bargain hard.
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answered 13 years ago
I also bring scarves from Egypt))). They are very beautiful, high-quality and most importantly not expensive (but only if you bargain). They call you the amount, feel free to divide by 3! I brought a scarf, bought it for $ 6, by chance in Moscow I saw the exact same one in a store, only for 1900 rubles) Have a good rest!
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answered 13 years ago
bought 5 scarves a month ago for £215 = £37. of which 2 are expensive cashmere, 1 is warm, embossed, 2 are light like cobwebs, very soft!
we have cashmere ones like all these 5 scarves! besides, I'm sure it could have been even cheaper.
we have cashmere ones like all these 5 scarves! besides, I'm sure it could have been even cheaper.
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answered 13 years ago
And we bargained for mangoes at 25 pounds per kg. We took 4 kg in hand luggage, we were afraid that they would weigh and swear, but no one even paid attention to our packages. We like Egyptian terry towels-cotton of good quality and much cheaper than us. I bring cups with Egyptian pictures and key chains as gifts. We take Alenka chocolates and Semki seeds as gifts for the staff.
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answered 13 years ago
And I buy Egyptian towels - my mother / grandmothers / aunts - they like it very much!
I also bought shirts in the local style for the children - they are, of course, clumsily made, but always bright and suitable for a change.
And for men, we buy either T-shirts with some identifying inscription, or arafats.
I also bought shirts in the local style for the children - they are, of course, clumsily made, but always bright and suitable for a change.
And for men, we buy either T-shirts with some identifying inscription, or arafats.
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answered 13 years ago
I am also going to Egypt for the first time, tell me please, where can I buy fruits, or these wonderful scarves ??
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answered 13 years ago
Buy everything in the Old Market (old town), where you can bargain cheaper.
But in principle, you can bargain in any market, and in the shops of Egypt.
But in principle, you can bargain in any market, and in the shops of Egypt.
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answered 13 years ago
And I don’t advise you to go to the old city at all, especially to those who are the first time. In recent years, merchants have become completely inadequate in the Old City. My husband and I are generally very tolerant towards the Arabs, but on the last trip in the old city they really They brought it out. And you can also make purchases in the new city (Naama Bay) and you can and should bargain there. Just catch a taxi and say that you are in the Metro.
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answered 13 years ago
in the Old City as luck would have it. in December, one of them also brought us out, but the other seller turned out to be very attentive, and bargained with us with a smile, and was pleased, and then they went to him and made good discounts immediately without bargaining
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answered 13 years ago
It is clear that everything depends on the person, and there are quite a few good people among Arab merchants. But after five trips to Sharm, we observe a complication in communicating with Arabs in the old city. The new one also has enough obsessive sellers, but still calmer. In general for people who are going to Egypt for the first time, I think the old city will be too strong an impression and not necessarily positive. Decide for yourself. Have a nice holiday!
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answered 13 years ago
yes, this is not surprising, because. Most of the uneducated people work there.
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answered 13 years ago
as an option for souvenirs - magnets, key chains (if small souvenirs), and she also bought towels, T-shirts, etc.
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answered 13 years ago
For the Egyptians they brought a bottle of vodka (with a beautiful bottle design) + a chocolate bar "Alenka"))
And from Egypt - a bunch of everything. But as time has shown, aloe oil turned out to be the best (only from Sharm! in Hurghada, for some reason, it is completely different in color, smell and action), elegant bottles for oils ("perfume"), and some kind of "perfume" oil , which can be poured into these bottles at home and presented ...
And from Egypt - a bunch of everything. But as time has shown, aloe oil turned out to be the best (only from Sharm! in Hurghada, for some reason, it is completely different in color, smell and action), elegant bottles for oils ("perfume"), and some kind of "perfume" oil , which can be poured into these bottles at home and presented ...
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answered 13 years ago
regarding "bring it as a souvenir" it is often:
hookahs
hookah tobacco
hibiscus tea
papyri
refrigerator magnets
towel (excellent quality)
hookahs
hookah tobacco
hibiscus tea
papyri
refrigerator magnets
towel (excellent quality)
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answered 13 years ago