Senegal Travel Guide | TOP 10 Places to Visit in Senegal | WORLDTOUR GUIDE PART-1
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• Senegal 🇸🇳
• Country in West Africa
➡️ Introduction :-
• Senegal, officially the Republic of Senegal, is a country in West Africa. Senegal is bordered by Mauritania in the north, Mali to the east, Guinea to the southeast, and Guinea-Bissau to the southwest.
• Capital: Dakar
• Dialing code: +221
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➡️ Is Senegal a safe country?
• Senegal is known for being a safe country, and while visitors — especially female solo travelers — should take the typical precautions you would when traveling alone, visiting solo here shouldn't present any big problems. The locals are friendly, and robberies and violent crime against tourists are pretty uncommon.
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➡️ Can you drink alcohol in Senegal?
• Senegal doesn't have a legal drinking/purchasing age of alcoholic beverages. However, because it's a predominantly Muslim nation that respects Islamic law, people in general are expected not to drink. ... Even in Dakar, dehydration is possible during warmer months if you do not drink enough water each day.
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➡️ How many wives can you have in Senegal?
• The most distinctive pattern of Senegalese marriage is polygamy, a marital state in which a man is married to more than one wife. In principle a man may have as many wives as he wishes, although most polygamous males follow the Islamic rule that limits the number of wives to four.
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➡️ What language is spoken in Senegal?
• French
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➡️ What religion is Senegal?
• Abstract. Senegal is usually classified as 90% Muslim and 5% Christian. But Senegal's dominant religious imagination is far different from anything suggested by classical labels like 'Muslim' or even 'Sufi Brotherhoods'.
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Note:- All the data given above is from Google.
