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I experienced the trouble Chris spoke of. Unless you live or travel regularly in the region, I would suggest sticking with soda/carbonated drinks or bottled water (even for brushing your teeth) and eating only fully cooked foods. The people were so friendly and welcoming. I also felt like most of the city was walkable, though they do have lots of buses and mashrutkas (sp?). over 6 years agoAside from the nasty water... by Chrisit’s not too bad. VERY clean. There was never a speck of trash on the streets. The only drawbacks for me were the fact that I had to have 24-7 bodyguards because I was an American, and if you drink the water, get water in your mouth or eyes, you’re very likely to get Typhoid!! And the water is a muddy brown color, so showers sucked! Every place has something interesting to offer. over 7 years ago |
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