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Formally everyone is free to wear whatever they choose, but please dress conventional for your own sake. You will face much less problems and enjoy you trip more. Ladies, cover your arms and legs completely. Put a scarf loosly over you hair. Nothing tight or see-through. Men, no shorts or t-shirts. Afghan women wear long wide skirts and blouses, not punjabi suits. Just for your information if you want to blend in better.
Updated Jun 27, 2003
Temperatures in summer easily reach 50 degrees, when crows fall dead from the sky!
Written Jan 2, 2006
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Temperatures in summer easily reach 50 degrees, when crows fall dead from the sky!
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Q: Is there any tax refund at kabul airport for tourist?
A: I don't think so.
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