Get more Tips here! www.destinationtips.com The State Department may not think it’s a great idea, but you can still totally travel to Iran. Most people there are quite friendly, and if sand is your thing, the country itself can be stunningly beautiful. Just don't dance! 1. It’s Like ‘Footloose’ Over There Western music is strictly forbidden; no tapping, dancing, head bobbing, or anything of the sort is allowed in public. A group of young Iranians were actually sentenced to 91 lashes and jail time for dancing to Pharell’s “Happy”. 2. Getting Away With Murder According to the Iranian legal system, if you commit murder, you could get off scot free if you have enough money to settle with the family. Usually, the price paid for murdering a woman is half that of murdering a man. 3. No Touching! Even if you’re married, just holding hands in public can be considered an incredible breach of etiquette. Touching between non-married, non-family is strictly forbidden, so don’t extend a handshake while there. 4. No Wild Animal Sex It’s completely illegal to have sex with wild animals. But isn’t that a perfectly normal law? Of course! However, it is legal to make love to domesticated animals. That’s just good sense; you don’t know where wild animals have been. 5. Headgear Is Mandatory The Iranian government legally enforces women to wear a hijab in public, including a roosari, manteau or chador. Even the mannequins in Iran must have their heads and curves “appropriately” covered. 6. It’s the Nose Job Capital of the World Despite the ban on fashion magazines, vanity is alive and well in Iran. In fact, the country has the highest rate of rhinoplasty on the planet. They have seven times as many nose job procedures as Americans. 7. Alcohol is Illegal However there are some locals that still enjoy a nip of the good stuff from time to time, just like in the days of the American Prohibition. 8. Cutting Ties If you’re on a business trip to Iran, you might want to leave the suit and tie at home. There is an official guideline not to wear these symbols of Western business. 9. Watch Your 'Do Having any kind of weird or unorthodox haircut is strictly outlawed, In fact, Iran’s Cultural Ministry published a list of approved hairstyles to eliminate Western hairstyles like ponytails, mullets, and spiky ‘dos. 10. Getting Away with Rape Though the vast majority of the country’s people are decent, awful things do happen in Iran. When sexual assault occurs, the burden is placed on the woman to prove that she actually was raped and if she cannot adequately prove it, she may be charged with adultery which is a capital crime. Which of their rules did you was the worst? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNc3MXy-3oY

Get more Tips here! http://www.destinationtips.com We tend to think that the world is not so big and that every inch of it has been step by a human. But that's not entirely true. There still are some places non visited for human yet. Let's see some of them. 1) Gangkhar Puensum It is the highest mountain in Bhutan, and its name means "White Peak of the Three Spiritual Brothers". It hasn't been climbed yet due to its severe extreme conditions, being the last attempt in 1986. And there won´t be any more attempts because it was forbidden in 1994. 2) The Namib Desert It is a coastal desert in southern Africa, its name means "vast place". It only has a average of 2 mm of rain a year. There are just some indigenous pastoral groups living here, and this desert it also home of more endemic species than any other desert in the world. 3) Yucatan Cenotes A Cenote is a natural pit resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath. Most of these Cenotes are underwater, so it's extremely difficult to reach them. We can only imagine they might be espectacular. And stop it there, because in ancient times people used cenotes for sacred sacrifices. 4) Siberian Sakha Republic You can find it above the artic circle representing 20% of the Russian territory, its size is 3,287 millon km². But it's so cold and frozen, with temperatures under 40ºF, that nobody has been able to stay there. 5) Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park It is located in Melaky Region, northwest Madagascar. Its name means "Where one can't walk barefoot" and when you look at the landscape you don't need to be very clever to know why. It's home to an exceptionally large number of endemic species of plants and animals living under extreme conditions. 6) The Mariana Trench It is located in the western Pacific Ocean and it has the deepest natural point in the world with 36,000 feet, even bigger than mount Everest. From 2009, it's known as a United States National Monument. The only living thing over there till this moment are Xenophyophores. 7) Star Mountains These are a mountain range in western Papua New Guinea with the most humidity range of the planet. Here, you can also find the amazing unexplored Hindenburg Wall, in which a new ecosystem was created with its subsequently creation of lots of new species that can only be found here. 8) North Sentinel Island It is one of the Andaman Islands, under Indian jurisdiction, home to the Sentinelese, a people who have rejected any contact with the outside world. They're not too friendly. So, if you try to go there, or simply getting close to this island, you would most probably end up with an arrow through your head. 9) Vale do Javari, Brazil This valley is one of the largest indigenous territories in Brazil, named ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sv36UZkRxfs

FULL VIDEO HERE!!! https://youtu.be/dMZzrlY1Q5o 1. Don't Drive In The Rain. It doesn't rain often in California, in fact, you could stay there for months without seeing a drop! This lack of rain means that the road surfaces build up a residue of grease, oil, exhaust emissions, and other fluids. When it finally does rain, this grease layer turns the roads into a dangerously slippery surface that is best to avoid. If you have to drive, wait until it rains enough to wash away this greasy layer away, or even better, wait until it stops raining, because, for some strange reason, no matter which country you are in, when it starts to rain all the idiot drivers get into their cars. 2. Don't Drink The Tap Water. Although California is a large state with over 7000 public water systems, only 4000 are regulated by the Division of Drinking Water and at least 300 of those that aren't, are out of compliance with basic drinking water standards. We aren't going to list those 300 so you can avoid them, because, to be honest, it'd bore you and you probably wouldn't remember them anyway so, to cut a long story short, Don't Drink The Tap Water! 3. Don't Diss In-and-Out. The fast-food chain "In-and-Out" started in California over 70 years ago and until fairly recently was exclusive to the state making it somewhat of an institution. On the face of it, it may seem like just another burger joint offering the same old products cooked in the same old way and with way fewer options than its competitors, but it's probably best not to say this whilst you're in California! or standing next to a Californian! or on a video that a Californian may watch. But although In and Out may seem just like the rest, things aren't always what they seem. In and Out actually has a Secret Menu! (That's not really that secret because here it is Burgers with lettuce for buns, burgers with 4 patties and 4 times the cheese, chili burgers, animal-style fries, and mustard grilled patties, not only is their menu more interesting than their rivals, but their burgers are larger, tastier, fresher, and cheaper than most too! 4. Don't Rely On It Being Warm. As we said before, California is huge, so big in fact that it doesn't have the same climate everywhere within the state. While places like L.A may have a Mediterranean climate, the Mojave Desert and Death Valley have a desert-like climate, and further north in South Lake Tahoe the temperature can drop to -10C in winter and in summer never rise above 30C. This is also true about the temperature of the sea. Whereas in summer in Santa Monica the average sea temperature is a "fresh but manageable" 21c, further north in Mendocino it won't climb above a "freeze your nuts off" 11c! Check the weather for where you plan to travel and pack accordingly, wearing shorts in Malibu may be fine, but in San Francisco, they scream tourist! 5. Don't Support The Wrong Teams. In Spain, walking around Barcelona wearing a Real Madrid shirt will probably get you into a bit of trouble, this is something that seems to happen almost everywhere in the world, so if you do have to wear sports merchandise, make sure you're wearing the right team! Before you leave, learn which teams are from the area and who their rivals are, this way if you're planning on visiting Oracle Park or watching a San Francisco Giants game you'll know it's best not to do it in a Dodgers shirt. 6. Don't Think California Is just L.A. And San Francisco. A thing you need to know about "Cali" is that it's not just made up of L.A. or "Frisco" as we see in the movies. (Also never call California "Cali" or San Francisco "Frisco" or "San Fran"). California has National Parks, Beaches, Vineyards, Snow-capped Mountains, Deserts, and Redwood forests. Don't just limit your stay to just the typical major cities or you'll be missing out on the genuine California. Do You Know Anything To Avoid In California? Comment Below Before You Go! Get more Tips here! http://www.destinationtips.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdqr8c5yzMQ

Get more Tips here! www.destinationtips.com Some of the must see places to visit in Rome include; Trevi Fountain The Colosseum St. Peter’s Basilica The Arch of Constantine The Spanish Steps The Pantheon The Roman Forum Piazza Navona Vatican Museums Castel Sant'Angelo the market at Campo de Fiori Villa Borghese, Piazza del Campidoglio, Bocca della Verita Via Condotti Now you've seen the video, go see it in person! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7W2FOJXjZo