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Surman

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Zuara

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Qamadah

Things to do in Libya

What to do

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Old City
Old City
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Martyr's Square
Martyr's Square
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Historic landmark
Arc of Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus
Arc of Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus
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Historic landmark
Benghazi Zoo
Benghazi Zoo
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Zoos & aquariums
Al-Ittihad Club
Al-Ittihad Club
3.1
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Grand Park Tuesday Market
Grand Park Tuesday Market
3.0
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جردينة الدهماني
جردينة الدهماني
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Al-Jalaa Park | حديقة الجلاء
Al-Jalaa Park | حديقة الجلاء
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Archaeological Site of Cyrene
Archaeological Site of Cyrene
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Jungle Land
Jungle Land
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What to eat

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Murina
Murina
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Western cuisine
Al-Athar
Al-Athar
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Western cuisine
Sahtein W Hana
Sahtein W Hana
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Mr. Gelato
Mr. Gelato
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Al Hattab
Al Hattab
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Nespresso
Nespresso
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Coffee shop
Storico Ristorante Italiano dal 1927
Storico Ristorante Italiano dal 1927
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Western cuisine
Avg. €20/person
Havanna Juice
Havanna Juice
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Coffee shop
Avg. €7/person
Royal Restaurant
Royal Restaurant
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Western cuisine
Naranj Restaurant
Naranj Restaurant
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Western cuisine
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Veranda Cafe & Restaurant
Veranda Cafe & Restaurant
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Zafaran (Bab Al Hind prior)
Zafaran (Bab Al Hind prior)
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Southeast Asian cuisine

Libya Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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Ancient Roman Theater Facing the Mediterranean

Ancient Roman Theater Facing the Mediterranean

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Zhuhai's Top SPA|A Healing and Relaxing Spot Hidden Inside a Hotel

Zhuhai's Top SPA|A Healing and Relaxing Spot Hidden Inside a Hotel

RYLIE LEONARD
RYLIE LEONARD
The Pearl of the Desert City

The Pearl of the Desert City

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[Attraction] Archaeological Site of Leptis Magna

[Attraction] Archaeological Site of Leptis Magna

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Ash Sharqiyah, Oman: Breaking into a Forgotten Millennial Ancient Town, Opening a "Time Blind Box" After the Desert

Ash Sharqiyah, Oman: Breaking into a Forgotten Millennial Ancient Town, Opening a "Time Blind Box" After the Desert

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Tripoli, Libya: A City of History, Culture, and Mediterranean Beauty

Tripoli, Libya: A City of History, Culture, and Mediterranean Beauty

Sayed El Maleh
Sayed El Maleh
The Sahara Desert is located in northern Africa and spans several countries, including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya, and is the largest and hottest desert in the world. The vast sea of ​​​​sand and magnificent golden sand dunes are full of mystery and adventure. In addition to the magnificent views, the starry sky at night without light pollution is very spectacular and is definitely one of the must-see lists of life.

Tour route suggestions
1. The first stop is recommended to start from Merzouga, Morocco, a town that is the most popular entrance into the Sahara Desert. You can generally choose to charter a car, group tours, or drive yourself.
2. Upon arrival, you will usually enter the desert area by four-wheel drive vehicle or by camel. The camel tour takes about 1 to 2 hours and enjoys the undulating golden sand dunes along the way.
3. It is recommended to schedule a trip to the Berber Camp in the evening to experience the authentic desert culture, taste an authentic dinner and enjoy the sunset and performances.
4. Stargazing at night at the camp, where the Milky Way is clearly visible without light pollution, is one of the highlights of the Sahara Desert.
5. The next day you can schedule a sunrise trip, wake up early and enjoy the fantastic scene of the sand sea being dyed red by the morning light, then return to Merzouga to end your journey.

Must-play items and photo spots
· Camel ride across the dunes: Experience traditional nomadic life with classic camel team photos in the sand
· Desert sunset and sunrise: The golden sand sea with sunset/morning light is very shocking
· Bedouin camp experience: tasting food, listening to traditional music, watching the stars
· Take pictures on the dunes: Golden time light and shadow portraits, super beautiful
· Starry Night Shooting: Remember to bring a tripod for star trail photography under the boundless sea of ​​sand at night

Practical strategies and tips
1. The desert has a large temperature difference between day and night. It is recommended to bring long-sleeved shirts, jackets and scarves, and prepare sun and sand protection equipment (sunglasses, hats, lip balm, etc.)
2. Water is limited in desert areas, so remember to bring your own plenty of drinking water and snacks
3. Please fully charge electronic products in advance, bringing a charger or mobile power supply if necessary
4. When joining a camel tour, keep your luggage light and don’t bring too much stuff into the desert
5. Follow the instructions of your local guide and do not leave camp alone at night

Precautions
· The Sahara Desert has strong sunshine, so you must apply high sun protection index sunscreen
· Please be sure to wear a mask or scarf to cover your face during heavy wind and sand
· Temperatures drop sharply at night, if you go in winter especially pay attention to keep warm
· It is recommended to follow an accredited guided tour for safety

Topic: #Sahara Desert #Desert Exploration #Starry Sky Experience #Camel Tour #Sahara Photography
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The Sahara Desert is located in northern Africa and spans several countries, including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya, and is the largest and hottest desert in the world. The vast sea of ​​​​sand and magnificent golden sand dunes are full of mystery and adventure. In addition to the magnificent views, the starry sky at night without light pollution is very spectacular and is definitely one of the must-see lists of life. Tour route suggestions 1. The first stop is recommended to start from Merzouga, Morocco, a town that is the most popular entrance into the Sahara Desert. You can generally choose to charter a car, group tours, or drive yourself. 2. Upon arrival, you will usually enter the desert area by four-wheel drive vehicle or by camel. The camel tour takes about 1 to 2 hours and enjoys the undulating golden sand dunes along the way. 3. It is recommended to schedule a trip to the Berber Camp in the evening to experience the authentic desert culture, taste an authentic dinner and enjoy the sunset and performances. 4. Stargazing at night at the camp, where the Milky Way is clearly visible without light pollution, is one of the highlights of the Sahara Desert. 5. The next day you can schedule a sunrise trip, wake up early and enjoy the fantastic scene of the sand sea being dyed red by the morning light, then return to Merzouga to end your journey. Must-play items and photo spots · Camel ride across the dunes: Experience traditional nomadic life with classic camel team photos in the sand · Desert sunset and sunrise: The golden sand sea with sunset/morning light is very shocking · Bedouin camp experience: tasting food, listening to traditional music, watching the stars · Take pictures on the dunes: Golden time light and shadow portraits, super beautiful · Starry Night Shooting: Remember to bring a tripod for star trail photography under the boundless sea of ​​sand at night Practical strategies and tips 1. The desert has a large temperature difference between day and night. It is recommended to bring long-sleeved shirts, jackets and scarves, and prepare sun and sand protection equipment (sunglasses, hats, lip balm, etc.) 2. Water is limited in desert areas, so remember to bring your own plenty of drinking water and snacks 3. Please fully charge electronic products in advance, bringing a charger or mobile power supply if necessary 4. When joining a camel tour, keep your luggage light and don’t bring too much stuff into the desert 5. Follow the instructions of your local guide and do not leave camp alone at night Precautions · The Sahara Desert has strong sunshine, so you must apply high sun protection index sunscreen · Please be sure to wear a mask or scarf to cover your face during heavy wind and sand · Temperatures drop sharply at night, if you go in winter especially pay attention to keep warm · It is recommended to follow an accredited guided tour for safety Topic: #Sahara Desert #Desert Exploration #Starry Sky Experience #Camel Tour #Sahara Photography

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Traveling to Libya

Traveling to Libya

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