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We are going with my wife from 18.09 to 2.10 to the Topkapi Hotel.
How to dress for departure from Kyiv and what to take with you?
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in what sense?
Do you mean how to dress, taking into account the fact that the country is Muslim or taking into account the weather?
Do you mean how to dress, taking into account the fact that the country is Muslim or taking into account the weather?
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answered 11 years ago
On this kind of trip I take simple, comfortable clothes; summer trousers, tops, definitely something light with long sleeves for the first days - so as not to get burned, shorts and dresses - no higher than the middle of the knee (in general, I don’t have others) - all this summer does not take up much space, on the road I put on jeans, a T-shirt, some kind of light sweater and a jacket. On my feet - sports shoes. All this is suitable both for a temperature of +5 + 10 upon departure, and for +20 and above upon arrival. On the bus or even at the airport, I immediately change my shoes for summer shoes, a jacket and a sweater - in a backpack. When returning, respectively, in reverse order.
A jacket and a sweater can also be useful for lovers of night walks - it can be quite cool in the evening and at night, especially near the sea.
I take the very minimum of cosmetics, and rarely use it (because I swim in the sea so as not to waste time, and so as not to draw special attention to myself)
Although the country is Muslim, it is modern, young people dress in the European manner - quite simply. Girls often wear long sleeves - in summer. Very few people wear handkerchiefs, only religious ones. In Tunisia, women are very respected,
which I liked. I saw local girls in miniskirts, but not often.
A jacket and a sweater can also be useful for lovers of night walks - it can be quite cool in the evening and at night, especially near the sea.
I take the very minimum of cosmetics, and rarely use it (because I swim in the sea so as not to waste time, and so as not to draw special attention to myself)
Although the country is Muslim, it is modern, young people dress in the European manner - quite simply. Girls often wear long sleeves - in summer. Very few people wear handkerchiefs, only religious ones. In Tunisia, women are very respected,
which I liked. I saw local girls in miniskirts, but not often.
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