RULES FOR VISITING HISTORICAL, CULTURAL, AND RELIGIOUS SITES

 Follow the posted rules and the instructions of staff in the areas you visit.

 Conduct your visit in accordance with the religious and cultural sensitivities of the location you are visiting.

 For example, when visiting mosques, mausoleums, and similar sites, choose modest attire appropriate to the setting, and do not enter areas where shoes are not permitted while wearing shoes.

 Do not litter around historical sites or light fires.

 Do not write or draw on historical buildings and monuments

 Do not touch historical artifacts or remove any object from historical sites

 Do not take photographs in places where photography is prohibited.

 To avoid damaging historical artifacts, take photographs without using a flash.

 During your visit, be mindful of local sensitivities and avoid behavior that may disturb others.

 Please do not speak loudly in these areas, and do not enter with food or beverages.

RULES FOR VISITING NATURAL AREAS

 Please refrain from any activity that pollutes the areas, damages the flora, or disturbs the fauna.

 Do not light fires in these areas, and do not damage trees and plants

 Do not take part in activities that harm animals and natural habitats.

 Do not let pets damage the landscaped areas.

 Within protected areas, do not harm rare, endemic, endangered or potentially endangered native plant species in any way (do not pick, uproot or cut them).

 Do not engage in activities that may harm the birds (do not disturb individual birds, and do not touch their nests or their young).

 Do not birdwatch or take photographs or footage of birds during their breeding season.

 Do not engage in behavior that would startle or disturb wild animals

 Do not collect the eggs of wild animals or disturb their nests.

 Do not track or disturb wildlife.

RULES FOR TRAVELING ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT

 You can always give priority when boarding to the elderly, those with children, people with disabilities, and pregnant passengers; offer them a seat during the journey; and, when disembarking, help them with their belongings or assist them according to their disability.

 You should always board through the front door and exit through the rear door

 On the metro, buses, trams and similar vehicles with designated stops, prepare before your stop and get off the vehicle on time

 Be mindful of the community's sensitivities; avoid behavior that may disturb others, as well as speaking loudly or using slang.

 During your visits, you can reduce your carbon footprint and leave a cleaner world for future generations by choosing environmentally friendly transportation and public transit (metro, train, and other rail systems, as well as buses).

 Our staff is available 24/7 to assist you with alternative transportation options and travel cards.

 We welcome your suggestions and support for an enjoyable holiday and a clean, happy planet.

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