1. Clothing: Muslims
(Culture/Costumes)

Costumes are mainly jalabiya, light, loose, usually white dresses, in some areas blouses and skirts accompanied by shawls covering the shoulders and heads The Muslim religious costumes seem

2. The hot zone
(Nature/Climate)

... dramatically, and you realize that you are truly in the tropics, after all. In the lowlands light clothing is a must. Wearing canvas or leather walking shoes is advisable and practical. We...

3. The cool zone
(Nature/Climate)

...s. Be prepared for sudden cold weather and mountain storms. During the day in the dry season, lightweight clothing is suitable, but it is advisable to carry a lightweight sweater, as well. A sweate...

4. Bale Mountains National Park
(Nature/National parks)

...e dry season. Despite the wetter weather, the area can still be enjoyed with adequate warm and weatherproof clothing. Bright sunny periods may be experienced at any time. Snow has been recorded, but d...

5. Clothing: Christians
(Culture/Costumes)

Within christianity, traditional costumes are most elaborate and colorful, including dresses, capes, hats, umbrellas. Within christianity, traditional costumes are most elaborate and colorful

6. Clothing: Lowlanders
(Culture/Costumes)

Lowlands are warm and hot, which duely shape the way the population dresses, light dressing often mini-skirts of sorts, and at some areas ultra-light dressing or semi-naked or even naked with straws c

7. Clothing: Highlanders
(Culture/Costumes)

Place of origin indeed entails the culture of costumes where we see the highlanders as contrary to the lowlanders, bear costumes more cladly and based on cotton. The materials employed can be