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 Sharia al-Quwatli by MalenaN It can be very difficult to cross a street in Aleppo. I had been i Lebanon before coming to Aleppo the first time and there cars slowed down if a person had started to cross the street. I soon found out that this was not the case in Syria. The cars don't slow down even though someone has started to cross a street. Be prepared to run! Leave a Comment
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 Kelly Hu so sexy don't be like her! by dr.firas If you are a girl or a woman and you are visiting the old City parts or central or public places, please don’t forget to ware long jeans and light but covering shirts even if it’s summer time and it’s too hot…. As people there will look at you rudely and you’ll feel yourself as if you’re from another planet…and you don’t need that!!! But there’s no problem to ware whatever you want when you’re going with your boyfriend or Husband... But you can’t avoid the rude looks in that case neither. In the modern City part you can make yourself at home , and ware anything you wish. Leave a Comment
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by TheWanderingCamel It can be difficult making yourself understood in a taxi - get that pronunciation wrong and the driver is very likely to have no idea of what you asking for or where you want to go. Two things you can do - ask at your hotel for a card with their address, most places will have one or they will write it down for you and similarly, when you are heading out from your hotel, as well as asking them to write the address of the place you are going, ask how the words are pronounced. It really is important to get those sounds right - say "Sissi "Street and you won't be understood, but say "Zeezee" and you should have no problem. Simple really, but when it's late at night and three taxidrivers in a row have have looked at you in total puzzlement, you'll wish you had that little bit of paper with you. Leave a Comment
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 Street scene by dabuwan Aleppo is a very safe city and there are no dangers to walk around anywhere at any time. I met many solo female travellers and none of them reported any special hassle as well. Syrian people are always well educated and very kind with the foreigners. Leave a Comment
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by albateh NO danger, NO fear... You can go out any time at night, the taxis are available. The streets are clean, and the most important thing that people will help you and lead you to any place; they are so friendly! So pack your bags now and visit the safest and the most fascinating city in the world (MEET ESSALAMEH!!!). Leave a Comment
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Well, no danger whatsoever but the communication could be a problem sometimes. Not everybody could speak English & it pays to learn a few basic Arabic words. When you ask for a place, please let a pen & a paper handy; Ask the locals to write them down in Arabic so that you can show what's written on that piece of paper instead of saying the wrong pronunciations ! Leave a Comment
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by fabrice of course,never say you live in israel,or that you are coming from israel,or that you are travelling there
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My experience... Don't talk anything religious or politic with anybody in Aleppo ! If they ask about your country, maybe you should lie about it ? I had a good laugh when I met a German girl who was studying Arabic language in Jordan & she had travelled around The Middle East extensively. She had a piercing just under her lips; I asked her whether the people around The Middle East asked her some questions about it. She said, "Yes, of course !" I asked her what was her reply ? She said, "Oh ! Everybody in my country has a piercing under their lips !" We had a good laugh ! Leave a Comment
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This happens too often to me when walking around in The Souqs ! Even if you want to just look, the shopkeepers will ask you to buy the things that you look at ! Make sure to say, "La !"...As usual when visiting The Middle East anyway. Some shopkeepers took the things that I was looking at, put them in a plastic bag & tossed it me & said the price ! We would feel guilty if we don't buy it, maybe that's what they thought ? They will start saying that they didn't have any business for that day or the children hadn't eaten anything for the day etc etc. Yes, of course I felt sorry for them, of course I would love to help but money was as tight for me ! Would they thought of that ? Leave a Comment
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There's a man in Aleppo runs trips,hires cars and I've recieved many complaints about his bad dealings with people.He's mean and cheater and I'll advice everybody not to deal with that man .here are his details: EBLA TRANSPORTATION BY MOHAMMED ALI ALEPPO MOBILE: 00963 94 405217 His bad sevice includes charging extra money than the agreement,bringing 11 seats minivan while you spoke about 14 seats,fake rates on exchanging...so don't be another victim of this man.I don't like the idea of mentioning names but this time I find my self forced to do accodring to the number of complaints about that man. Leave a Comment
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