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don t do the same mistake I did.There is one and I mean really one atm in all mali, at least till feb 2006, that is in bamako.Do not forget to carry plenty of money with you as in mopti there are no chances to get your money or pay with plastic, unless the main bank will start the cash advance service again after a long breakdown.Mali is not that cheap as you might expect, therefore bring with you CFAS or dollars!
Written Aug 10, 2006
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Nice vegetable every where on the markets... but avoid to eat them raw.
That’s one of the most important things with water: you never know how they were watered, how they were washed.
You can eat meat at the small shops on the streets with no problems: brochettes are always excellent. Even if meat is covered with flies on the market, don’t worry too much: it’s always fresh because there is a very short time between the death of the animal and the moment when it’s cooked… and eaten.
Salads are especially tempting but again, avoid eating raw vegetables except if you are sure that they have been washed with permanganate. For example, you can eat vegetable in the Doux Rèves and in the Kanaga restaurant. But definitely, Mali is not a destination for veggies...!
Updated Oct 22, 2003
Mopti is a city that won’t let you indifferent: you love it or hate it. I loved it. Really.
Mopti is a medium size city on the Niger River in central Mali. It is a jumping off place for explorations north to fabled Tombouctou, east to the mysterious Dogon country, or south to ancient Djenne....
Mopti is more or less right in the middle of things here. It is a starting point for everything from a Timbuktu trek to a Dogon adventure. While it may not rank high in terms of friendliness in the......
The commune of Mopti consists of both Mopti and Sévaré. It lies at the Bani river. During and after the rainy season, when the rivers flood the Inner Niger Delta between August and December, the town...
Mopti was only founded in the nineteenth century. The old town with its markets and the Mosque of Mopti is a popular tourist destination.
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