10 Things you should NOT do in Saudi Arabia - Travel Guide

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• EV

  @EvilDan91 · 1 year ago

  No drinking, no drugs. Sounds like an ok place for me

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• FA

  @fay_may12 · 3 years ago (edited)

  1- it’s ok to eat with your left hand, it’s up to you, no one will force you <br>2- holding hands is ok!<br>3- some places close when it’s time to pray, and some don’t<br>4- bringing a gift when you visit someone is a good thing but not necessary.

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• MI

  @miguelnavarrete7475 · 2 years ago

  I don&apos;t drink I don&apos;t do drugs it would be a beautiful country for me

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• CH

  @ChingSaenghirunwattana · 2 years ago

  Saudi people are so kind and respectful. Very safe country indeed.

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• XV

  @xVQsE · 2 years ago

  As a Saudi thank you so much for your visit and here are some points that you may have found too restrict when they are not: First, holding hands actually you can hold your wifes hand only, women are too restrict with Islam so most of them are all covered and some dont cover their face and in islam you are only allowed to stay with your wife if not a girl from your family, sometimes and ok to stay in a meeting with a girl talking about business or some kind of work relationships and no girlfriends at all, doing drugs or drinking alcohol is very forbidden is saudi arabia like it can get you to atleast 5 years in prison + a very big fine, also another point is stealing in Saudi Arabia if you steal something the government will cut your hand 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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• AB

  @abdullahal-mansouri4375 · 2 years ago

  Thsnks for your video but you made very complicated in some points while it is not <br>anyway, Im working as an uber driver and i meet a lot of tourists and the are enjoying their time here in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 <br>You are all welcome to visit our beautiful country ❤️

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• KH

  @Khaledmo3w · 1 year ago

  As a Saudi, I want to thank you for being honest in your information. However, I’d like to clarify one thing: bringing a gift when visiting a Saudi is not a requirement. It’s a cultural custom among Saudis, but tourists are not expected to do it. On the contrary, locals will usually honor and welcome their guests warmly

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• AZ

  @azazel_playz7055 · 1 year ago

  I met a french guy at jedah ariport he told (with a strong accent) &quot;, i can have fun with my family without getting drunk&quot; <br>If you are on vacation DONT be drunk if you have family with <br>No matter where

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• EX

  @ExploraGlobeDiscovery1 · 10 months ago

  Hearing how shops close during prayer was fascinating because it shows how culture shapes daily Life in the COUNTRY. Discovery moments like that remind me that travel is not just about sights but about understanding rhythm and respect. I would like to experience it myself.

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• JO

  @johnlevirence9369 · 1 year ago

  Im here at saudi arabia. And this is absolutely 100% TRUE! 👏

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• MA

  @marinasilvina8250 · 3 years ago

  Things i have questions about-<br>&quot;Don&apos;t take pictures of women&quot; why only women ? You shouldn&apos;t take pictures of ANYONE without permission. <br><br>&quot;Don&apos;t clap on the but&quot; - This should not be okay anywhere not only in Saudi Arabia.

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• OH

  @ohiosigmaguy · 10 months ago

  I LOVE THIS COUNTRY i live in this country

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