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There's one thing everybody seems to notice in Tuzla (and the whole of Bosnia). Everything's 'relaxed' and there's a sentence that goes 'NEMA PROBLEMA', meaning no problems. Don't take this line as a serious one :-)
Written Sep 2, 2002
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The most important thing to know is if you want to go into a mosque, please take your shoes off, and both women and men should try not to wear anything short or skimpy. If possible, women should cover their head with a scarf, but I am sure no one will make a problem out of it.
Oh, and there are no tips in cafes, but if you leave one, it will be most appreciated.
When you go to someone's house, take your shoes off.
Also, not only is it ok to eat burek or cevapi with your hands, but a lot of the people do it, even in public.
Oh, and try to go and see a folk dance by a professional dance group. It's really great. You can ask them if they have a performance or go to a rehearsal. The best ones are in the club 'Bosna', which is right by the theater downtown, or 'Ceric', which is across the street from the hotel 'Tuzla', a bit behind the University building.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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1. Whenever you enter someone's home, it is customary to take your shoes off. Many times, the host will provide slippers. 2. If you're entering a Mosque, take your shoes off. Try to go into one with a practicing Muslim so you can see what they do. 3. Try to greet people when you walk into their stores or shops.
Written Aug 25, 2002
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This is inside of an Orthadox Church located in Tuzla. All religions are practiced in Bosnia regardless of our history.
Written Jun 11, 2005
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This is inside of an Orthadox Church located in Tuzla. All religions are practiced in Bosnia regardless of our history.
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Q: I was wondering what has happened to the Military base known as Tuzla Main / Eagle Base since the troops have moved out. I am a...
A: All the troops are not gone; it is still open. There are still about 800 US troops there as far as I know. However, they did recently start letting civilian aircraft...
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Tuzla is about 10 miles from where I was based while deployed in Bosnia. It is a pleasant town of about 100,000 people. It has the most amenities around the area and is the cultural and economic...
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Tuzla is a small town near the Majevica mountains. The town has a population of approximately 100,000. It's the fourth biggest town in Bosnia and Herzegovina and it's an economical, scientific,...
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It's my city, we here call it Tuzla, so if there's anything touristy or salty you'd like to know, ask me... 'd be glad to answer... Tuzla is a place with about 200 000 inhabitants and it's a nice...
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For an interactive map of Tuzla, go to www.075-tuzla.com and click on "interaktivna mapa". In general, Tuzla is a mostly industrial city, but it still has some charm. Most of its old structures were...
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Even if I lived in several cities, the most lovely for me is Tuzla, here I was borned, went to school, have friends and family. Everytime I cam back to Tuzla I feel lucky.
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