The largest part of the Sahara, the tallest clay minaret tower in the world, the Sultan's palace, the oldest rock paintings in the Sahara, the Timia oasis with gardens and a waterfall, the largest population of giraffes in West Africa, the Tuareg people, caravans.
01.01 New Year
July 03.08, Independence Day
December 18.12, Republic Day
December 25.12, Christmas
Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha (lunar calendar)
17 police
18, fire department
15, emergency medical care
– Hamani Diori, first president
– Mahamadou Issoufou, President
– Salum Barku, politician
- entering the desert without an escort
– photographing uranium mines
– export of uranium and gold without a license
– visiting military zones
- participation of foreigners in rallies
– It is customary to shake hands when meeting
– Respect for elders is expressed in special forms of address
– Traditional songs and dances play an important role
– In the villages, tourists are asked to remain quiet.
– It is customary to bargain at markets.
– greeting / Bonjour / bonjour
– gratitude / Merci / merci
– please / S'il vous plaît / sil vu ple
– I'm sorry / Désolé / dezole
– Where is the bus…? / Où est le bus…? / ue le bus
– How much does the ticket cost? / How much does the ticket cost?
– pharmacy / Pharmacie / farmasi
– I need a doctor / J'ai besoin d'un médecin / zhe bezua d'eh medsen
– I need help / J'ai besoin d'aide / zhe bezua d'ed
– Call the police / Appelez la police / aple la polis
– Call an ambulance / Appelez une ambulance / aple yn ambulans
– Very tasty! / Très bon! / tre bon
– bill, please / L'addition, s'il vous plaît / ladision sil vu ple
– toast / À votre santé! (To your health!) / a votr sante
– joke / In Niger, the Sahara is almost the entire country! / au niger le sahara est presque tout le pays
It is customary to discuss:
– Nature and deserts
– National cuisine (millet, meat dishes)
– Traditions and customs
– Music and dancing
- Football
It is not accepted to discuss:
– Politics and power
- Social problems
- Poverty
- Ethnic conflicts
– hike in the deserts
– ride camels
– visit markets
– taste local cuisine
The largest part of the Sahara, the tallest clay minaret tower in the world, the Sultan's palace, the oldest rock paintings in the Sahara, the Timia oasis with gardens and a waterfall, the largest population of giraffes in West Africa, the Tuareg people, caravans.
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01.01 New Year
July 03.08, Independence Day
December 18.12, Republic Day
December 25.12, Christmas
Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha (lunar calendar)
17 police
18, fire department
15, emergency medical care
– Hamani Diori, first president
– Mahamadou Issoufou, President
– Salum Barku, politician
- entering the desert without an escort
– photographing uranium mines
– export of uranium and gold without a license
– visiting military zones
- participation of foreigners in rallies
– It is customary to shake hands when meeting
– Respect for elders is expressed in special forms of address
– Traditional songs and dances play an important role
– In the villages, tourists are asked to remain quiet.
– It is customary to bargain at markets.
– greeting / Bonjour / bonjour
– gratitude / Merci / merci
– please / S'il vous plaît / sil vu ple
– I'm sorry / Désolé / dezole
– Where is the bus…? / Où est le bus…? / ue le bus
– How much does the ticket cost? / How much does the ticket cost?
– pharmacy / Pharmacie / farmasi
– I need a doctor / J'ai besoin d'un médecin / zhe bezua d'eh medsen
– I need help / J'ai besoin d'aide / zhe bezua d'ed
– Call the police / Appelez la police / aple la polis
– Call an ambulance / Appelez une ambulance / aple yn ambulans
– Very tasty! / Très bon! / tre bon
– bill, please / L'addition, s'il vous plaît / ladision sil vu ple
– toast / À votre santé! (To your health!) / a votr sante
– joke / In Niger, the Sahara is almost the entire country! / au niger le sahara est presque tout le pays
It is customary to discuss:
– Nature and deserts
– National cuisine (millet, meat dishes)
– Traditions and customs
– Music and dancing
- Football
It is not accepted to discuss:
– Politics and power
- Social problems
- Poverty
- Ethnic conflicts
– hike in the deserts
– ride camels
– visit markets
– taste local cuisine