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Iran is a semi-arid country and could be extremely hot at certain geographical points in Summer time. While traveling in Iran, specially if it is in the hot season, you should be aware of how you’re taking the trip. Otherwise, you may jeopardize your health and this Is not what you want.

To make sure you can be happily traveling in Iran and enjoy every moment of it in good health, keep the following Iran travel tips in mind:

1) Drink Plenty of Water

In a dry country like Iran, your body can lose lots of water, which needs to be replaces. The best drink you may have is water. Make certain you have sufficient reservoir of bottled water while traveling in Iran. Sometimes, distances are quite long and you have to wait for a long time before you get to the next source of water or shop to buy it.

This is particularly true when your kids are with you on such a trip in Iran. They are different from adults and should be taken care of with more forethought.

2) Put Sun Cream on Your Skin

The sunshine could have different effects on your skin depending on the country you are coming from and your skin color. Either you are exposed to the Sun at home or you are not from a sunny country, it is always better to protect your skin by applying Sun cream to it several times a day.

3) Protect Your Skin by Long-Sleeve Clothes

Many people tend to feel inclined toward wearing short-sleeve shirts or even shorts to feel cooler in a hot country. The fact is you can learn the best way of surviving in a country from its local people.

Looking at the local costume of people in Iran, you will see that they are entirely dressed no matter they are living in high mountains of the North or low plains of the South. In all cases, when you put on long-sleeve shirts and cover your legs, you better protect your skin from sunburn.

4) Wear Proper Footwear

Heat, dust, mud, bugs, etc are not any easy things to put up with. Summer time in a dry part of the world would mean hot climate and lots of dust. A bit of water on such dirt and dust could make mud. In particular places like farms, bugs, flies and mosquitoes could add to the problem.  Read more...

11 Bali Travel Tips for a Bali holiday:

1.Seasonal and weather change actually makes little difference so any period of the year is a perfect time to visit Bali, although it’s useful to check out the public holidays in Indonesia. On the month of Ramadan – Muslim fasting period, Bali gets busy and crowded as locals from neigbouring cities, fill resorts up and prices for accomodations escalate.

2.Bali can be really cheap with superb value, especially for budget accommodation and budget flights. Do book in advance to get a great deal for your accomodation and flights. Air Asia is well-known to provide cheap flights to Bali if you book early in advance. Do search through all the online travel agents for the best hotel prices before you book your accomodation online. For example, you can compare the prices of Bali Hotels here – Cheapest Bali Hotel Rates & Reviews of Bali Hotels

3. If you’re planning to surf, do check out Bali Surfing Report. It has useful information on surf camps, cheap boat charters, and surfers package deals to remote beaches in Bali with great waves such as Nusa Lembongan.

4.Treat your tastebuds for something different and try eating in a warung (small traditional roadside eateries). Although they may look unhygiene, trust me, they are safe to eat. They are REALLY cheap, no-frills hangouts all serving unique and different foods. The food is often displayed in glass cabinets out in front. Grab a seat, make a selection and get the real flavour of Bali and Balinese food real cheap.

5.To understand Balinese culture and life, visit Murni’s in Ubud, which have everything regarding Bali and Balinese, from explanations of Balinese names to what one wears to a ceremony.

6.If you’re staying in luxury hotels, do consider staying in a Homestay where native Balinese families host you. It’ll really make your trip more enjoyable and eye-awakening.

7.A little knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia will definitely take you a long way. “Selamat pagi” – good morning -, “tolong” -help or please-, and terima kasih -thank you-, for starters. Also, try memorising, “way say” which means toilet, “mana” means where, and “gimana caranya” which refers to “how to”. For a fun introduction to the language, check out Bahasa Indonesia in 7 Days.  Read more...

The next time you take your yearly vacations, take a peek at what Iran offers you before deciding on your travel itinerary. You will be surprised by the gamut of vacationing options available here. The vista unfolding before you is one of a beautiful country with its rich traditions and exciting landscape. The friendly people beckon you to visit and have a taste of the variety on offer.

But before you sort out your travel plans, make sure that you heed Iran travel tips which are essential when you go around the country. These tips will be handy when you travel Iran. There are also plenty of Iran travel packages which you’d better take advantage of if you want to spend your time in a worthwhile way.

Handy Tips for the Visitors

Since Iran is a vast country with many potential sight-seeing places, you need to map out your travel itinerary well in advance keeping in view the fact that it is a relatively unknown country. You must keep in mind the emotions of the local people and the etiquette that is to be expected from you while visiting the country.

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