๐น๐ณ Tunisia Mark Tar Travel Perfect Guide
Travel course, preparations, precautions summary
โ๏ธ Travel Essentials
๋๋น๋ฆฌํ ์ฌํ์บ๋ฆฌ์ด 20ํ+24ํ์ธํธ๋ก์ผ
89,900์
์ฌํ์ฉ ๊ฐ๋ฐฉ ํ๋ ์บ๋ฆฌ์ด ๊ธฐ๋ด์ฉ 20์ธ์น๋ก์ผ
25,000์
18์ธ์น 20์ธ์น 24์ธ์น 28์ธ์น ๊ธฐ๋ด์ฉ ๋ํ ํ๋ โฆ๋ก์ผ
39,400์
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๐ Mark Tar 2 nights 3 days travel course
Day 1: Examination of ancient Roman ruins
Mark Tar Museum โ Capitolium โ Roman Theater โ Mark Tar Forum
Recommended time:8 hours
Core points:In Mark Tar, located in the northwest of Tunisia, they experienced the brilliant civilization of the Roman Empire in the 2nd and 3rd centuries, explored the historical background, the ancient capital of the kingdom of Berber, and found a trace of ancient performances in the Roman theater where they could accept the magnificence of the Roman temple architecture in well-preserved Capitolium and accommodate 3500 people. Exploration of the Roman politics and commercial center at the Mark Tar Forum
Core points:In Mark Tar, located in the northwest of Tunisia, they experienced the brilliant civilization of the Roman Empire in the 2nd and 3rd centuries, explored the historical background, the ancient capital of the kingdom of Berber, and found a trace of ancient performances in the Roman theater where they could accept the magnificence of the Roman temple architecture in well-preserved Capitolium and accommodate 3500 people. Exploration of the Roman politics and commercial center at the Mark Tar Forum
Day 2: Berber Culture and Archaeological Ruins Experience
Berber Tomb โ Byzantine Fortress โ Roman Bathtage โ Ancient Olive Pressure
Recommended time:9 hours
Core points:At the Berber tomb of the Marsinisa Dynasty, explores the unique funeral customs of the native African culture, observed medieval defense architecture in the fortress built by the 6-7-century Byzantine Empire, experienced ancient hygiene culture and social exchange spaces at the Roman public bath ruins, and used to produce olive oil 2000 years ago Discover the roots of Tunisia Olive culture, and enjoy local traditional crafts and lifestyles in Berber Village around Mark Tar.
Core points:At the Berber tomb of the Marsinisa Dynasty, explores the unique funeral customs of the native African culture, observed medieval defense architecture in the fortress built by the 6-7-century Byzantine Empire, experienced ancient hygiene culture and social exchange spaces at the Roman public bath ruins, and used to produce olive oil 2000 years ago Discover the roots of Tunisia Olive culture, and enjoy local traditional crafts and lifestyles in Berber Village around Mark Tar.
Day 3: Visiting and Culture Experience (optional)
Keff โ Double Ruins โ Testur โ Mark Tar Traditional Market
Kev:3 hours, the Roman Roman Ruins and Berber Traditional Village Tour
Double:It takes 4 hours, visits the best Roman ruins of North Africa designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Testur:Takes 2 hours, a unique architectural village experience built by Andalusian Moors
Mark Tar Traditional Market:It takes 1 hour, Berber handicrafts and local specialties shopping and cultural exchanges
Double:It takes 4 hours, visits the best Roman ruins of North Africa designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Testur:Takes 2 hours, a unique architectural village experience built by Andalusian Moors
Mark Tar Traditional Market:It takes 1 hour, Berber handicrafts and local specialties shopping and cultural exchanges
๐ Mark Tar Travel Mandatory Preparation
๐ Basic documents
- passport(What is left for more than 6 months)
- Tunisia entry permit(90 -day non -visa entry available)
- Airline ticket e-Ticket output
- Accommodation
- Travel Insurance Certificate
- International driver's license (when using a car rental)
๐ณ Financial related
- Credit card(1 Visa, 1 each)
- Tunisia Dinar Cash(For small payments and tips)
- Dollar cash (for exchange)
- Coin Wallet (Dinar Cent Storage)
- Small cash for market shopping
๐ฑ Electronic device
- 220V Type Plug(European standard)
- Mobile phone charger and auxiliary battery
- Local Simsim or Roaming Service
- Mobile phone necklace (prevent loss)
- Camera (for ruins)
- Earphones (for museum audio guides)
๐งณ Household goods
- Comfortable trekking shoes (for long walking of ruins)
- Light jacket (preparation for daily crossover)
- Sunglasses (strong desert sunlight)
- Sun Cream (SPF 50+ Recommended)
- Hat (UV protection)
- Cross bag (for ruins)
- Long -sleeved shirt (when visiting mosque)
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- Digestive agent (local food adaptation)
- Tylenol, comprehensive reduction
- Governor, wound ointment
- Holiday time (prevented legs after walking for a long time)
- Allergic drugs (prepared by dust allergies)
- Exconsists (Desert Climate Adaptation)
๐๏ธ Other goods
- Korean snacks (different from local products)
- Scarf (for head when entering Moscen)
- Disposable Pilka (for special memories)
- Water containers (replenish moisture when exploring ruins)
- Energy bar (snacks for a long time)
โ ๏ธ Mark Tar Travel Caution
๐จ security and safetyism
Major areas:Around Mark Tar Market, late at night
- Tourist Target:Only fake guides, strong payments, and official guides in the ruins
- Supplies Management:When exploring the ruins, the bag will be carried in the future and the valuables are stored separately.
- Photo shooting:Be sure to obtain permission when shooting locals, prohibit shooting military facilities
- Going out late at night:Mark Tar is a small village, so be careful to go alone after 9 pm
๐ Traffic and mobile precautions
- Public transportation limit:Mark Tar is recommended to use public transportation, rental car or tour
- Approach from Tunis:4 hours and 30 minutes by train from Tunis, 5 hours by bus
- Local taxi:In case of no meter, preliminary fee negotiations are required
- Road status:Some of the ruins are recommended by unpaved and 4WD vehicles
- Fuel supply:Limited and sufficient fueled fueled gas stations around Mark Tar
๐ก๏ธChecks related to weather
- Summer (June-August):Temperature 25-35 degrees, very hot and dry, enough water intake
- Winter (12-2):5-15 degrees of temperature, cold and rainfall, warm clothes prepared
- Spring/Autumn:Big and windy day crossing, preparation of outerwear and windproof
- Desert:Dehydration, lip balm and moisturizer required with dry air
- ultraviolet rays:Strong sunlight, sunscreen and hat required
๐ฐ Price related precautions
- entrance fee:Mactar Ruins Admission 8-12 Dinar, Museum separately
- Guide cost:Official Guide 50-80 Denar daily, recommended pre-booking
- Food expenses:Local restaurant 15-25 Dinar, more expensive around the tourist attractions
- souvenir:Berber handicraft price negotiations can be negotiated
๐งณ Travel Accessories
์นด์คํ ๋ฆฌ ์ฌํ์ฉ ํ์ฐ์น 7์ข
์ธํธ๋ก์ผ
8,980์
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์ฌํ์ฉ ๊ณต๋ณ ์ธํธ 90ml๋ก์ผ
9,910์
๋ก์ค์ ์ด 2๋จ ์์ท ํ์ฐ์น ์ธ๋์จ์ด ๋ธ๋ผ ๊ฐ๋ฐฉ ๋์ฉ๋ โฆ๋ก์ผ
5,400์
์ด ํฌ์คํ
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๐ก Mark Tar Travel Tips
- Optimal visits:March-May, September-November is the best to tour and tourism
- Historical background:Mark Tar has developed from the capital of the kingdom of Berber to an important city of the Roman Empire
- Archaeological value:One of the best preserved Roman ruins in North Africa
- Berber Culture:Cultural exchange opportunities with local Berber residents
- Photo shooting:Sunrise and sunset time shooting site is the most beautiful
- Local food:Tunisian traditional dishes such as Cuscus, Tajin, Brick, etc.
- lodgment:Limited accommodation in Mark Tar, Keffna Testur Accommodation Considering
- language:Arabic, Berber, French use, English limited
๐ฐ Mark Tar Travel Expected Expenses
Airfare
- Round -trip ticket:1,200,000 won -2,500,000 won (via Tunis)
- Flight time:Incheon-about 12 hours of Tunis (once via 1)
Daily expenses (based on one person)
- lodgment:25-60 Dinar (Guest House-Intermediate Hotel)
- Food expenses:15-35 Dinar (Local Restaurant and Cafe)
- traffic:20-50 Dinar (Rent-A-Car and Taxi)
- sightseeing:15-30 Dinar (admission fee and guide)
- shopping:10-40 Dinar (souvenir and local specialty)
- total:85-215 Dinar (about 3-80,000 won)