
Cultural traditions of local people are among the most interesting and unique in the world; it is safe to say that Tel Aviv has its own unique way of life. Travelers should be aware that the same for all the services and facilities day off is Saturday; in this the day the life in the city literally stands still. There is no longer public transport on streets, all shops and markets are closed. It is a day locals prefer to spend with their loved ones.
1.You can travel Tel Aviv at any time of the year, as the city has a very pleasant climate. Most vacationers visit it during the period from early May to mid-October; at this time the …
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The local calendar may seem unusual for foreign visitors too. The fact is that the chronology in Tel Aviv, as well as in other cities of the country is kept according to the lunar calendar. The beginning of the month is indicated by the new moon and the beginning of a new day – by the sunset. Indeed, transferring the data to match the Europeans calendar, it can be said that the above mentioned day off begins on Friday evening. Because of this feature all national holidays are celebrated in evenings, so the festivities can often drag on for a couple of days.
A significant part of the national holidays has a religious origin; they are celebrated in compliance with amazing rituals and customs. Important historical dates are also honored by locals. Taking into account that Tel Aviv is living according to the lunar calendar, the timing of events may change year-on-year. Tel Aviv is a large modern city that actively adapts to the world and, in particular, European living standards. More recently, indigenous people had a unique style of clothing, but now it is almost impossible to distinguish modern city dwellers from foreigners. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
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In the daytime, locals prefer to wear comfortable and modest clothing, and in the evening you can see people in rather extravagant and trendy clothes. As for the nature of local people, it can be described as modest, discreet and quite friendly. It isn’t customary to behave loudly and defiantly in public places, display emotions and talk in a raised voice. Travelers shouldn’t worry about feeling like strangers, because locals are always ready to help with good advice and chat with foreigners who are interested in the local culture.
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