Top Guide Tips For Traveling To Israel

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Presents
Traveling To Israel Top Guide Tips
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Israel is a fascinating country with a great
history and many interesting towns and places to
visit. Before making all of your travel
arrangements, read the following tips.
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Israel Travel Arrangement Tips

• Passport and Visa Requirements

• Make sure your passport is valid for a minimum of
  six months from your date of entry even if you
  are not staying long.
• Make all the necessary arrangements for a visa.
• While planning to visit an Arab or Muslim country
• Ask the immigration to stamp a blank piece of
  paper in your passport.

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• Weather

• Long and warm summers last between April and
  October.
• Winters are mild lasting from November to March.
• Cooler in some cities such as Jerusalem and
  Safed.
• Rain usually comes in the months of December and
  January.
• Summers are very hot, often around 21-32C.

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• Modest Clothing and Comfortable Shoes

• Bring modest clothing with you.
• Modesty rules are prominently displayed at the
  entrance to cathedrals and other holy places.

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• Women are required to
• Cover their shoulders.
• Wear shorts/pants or skirts that go below the
  knee.
• Refrain from wearing anything low-cut.
• Ensure sleeves cover past the elbow
• Men should cover their heads with hats.

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• Transportation

• Can get from one place to another swiftly in a
  relatively short time.
• Can go to any town in the country for a
  reasonable price.
• Use the train to travel along the coast and to
  the desert.
• Tickets can be bought at specific ticket booths
  in the stations.

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• Safety

• You may have to go through a security check when
  you visit some public places, like holy sites and
  malls.
• Keep watch of your luggage and other personal
  belongings all the time.

• Water

• Tap water is safe to drink across the country.
• Bottled water is widely available as an
  alternative.

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• Money and Currency

• The countrys currency is the shekel.
• Each shekel is divided into 100 agorot.
• Banks have denominations of NIS 20, 50, 100, and
  200.
• Coins are in denominations of NIS 10, 5, and 2.

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• Wi-fi

• Can use Wi-fi throughout the country, like in
  buses, cafes, and restaurants.
• Some major hotels may charge you a hefty fee for
  Wi-fi.

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• Smoking

• Not allowed to smoke in public buildings,
  hospitals, airports, and other public areas.
• In case you are in a bar or at a restaurant
• Better to ask the manager if smoking is allowed
  on the premises.

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