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Packed with the rolling dunes of the Sahara and well-preserved ancient ruins, Libya is a the place to travel back in time and live out those Arabian Nights fantasies
Take tea in cosmopolitan Tripoli or gaze at the Mediterranean from the beautifully preserved theatre of Leptis Magna. Away from the coast, don’t miss dining on camel couscous in one of the traditional houses of Ghadames or seeing the 12,000-year-old rock art carvings of Wadi Tashwinat.
Libyans are famed for their friendliness. However, be aware that strict Arab customs are the norm and should be respected. Travellers should dress modestly and cover up in small towns and inside religious buildings.
You should on no account attempt to bring alcohol into the country. Drugs laws are severe. Homosexuality is considered a criminal offence in Libya. Be discreet if you’re an unmarried couple checking into a hotel. If you’re in any doubt about offending local sensibilities check with your guide.
30th August 2011 Interviews
Arabist and author Johnny West on what the rebel victory in Libya means for travellers.
15th July 2011 Blog
Things got a little dark on myWanderlust this week. We throw a little light on why.
31st May 2011 Interviews
Author Johnny West discusses the Arab Spring in detail... And what it means for travellers
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