Someone will see you are a stupid foreigner and try to sell you a ladder. Once you've brought the ladder home to test you'll find out that the construction quality was not very good and you'll be quite disappointed with your purchase, not to mention the oversized luggage costs.
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This is mostly limited to Minsk, you might want to consider buying a ladder of better quality in Brest.
Who tf buys a ladder while being a foreign nomad
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don't listen to this tard, Belarussian ladders are the best in the world
Belarus does excellent ladders, especially if you buy a wodden one, ask if the wood comes from Palieski area. If not then don't buy, if yes buy two because they're in perfect condition and very sturdy.
To answer OP, yes I been there a very lovely place and if you like soviet style then it's heaven. It's cheap as well, even the ladder was cheap wished I bought two then I could sell one and made profit!
Someone will see you are a stupid foreigner and try to sell you a ladder. Once you've brought the ladder home to test you'll find out that the construction quality was not very good and you'll be quite disappointed with your purchase, not to mention the oversized luggage costs.
This is mostly limited to Minsk, you might want to consider buying a ladder of better quality in Brest.
Someone will see you are a stupid foreigner and try to sell you a ladder. Once you've brought the ladder home to test you'll find out that the construction quality was not very good and you'll be quite disappointed with your purchase, not to mention the oversized luggage costs.
Minsk is very nice, the girls are beautiful and very slim. Its kinda pricey tho, like, much more expensive the the western cities, which was a surprise to me
Born there, pretty nice place if you don't mind extra police
Lukashenko is going to politically outplay/outlast Putin, and I find that hilarious. Potato king, I kneel. Legit 250iq retard.
Anyone been to Brest/Grodno area? I'd appreciate some recommendations for either food/nightlife or what to see near those cities besides the obvious
A few days only. Took a train from Vilnius and a plane back. Quite fun
Careful of the "Ladder Scam" that's known here. Long story short, no matter who is asking you, do not climb a ladder.
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Someone will see you are a stupid foreigner and try to sell you a ladder. Once you've brought the ladder home to test you'll find out that the construction quality was not very good and you'll be quite disappointed with your purchase, not to mention the oversized luggage costs.
Who tf buys a ladder while being a foreign nomad
don't listen to this tard, Belarussian ladders are the best in the world
Belarus does excellent ladders, especially if you buy a wodden one, ask if the wood comes from Palieski area. If not then don't buy, if yes buy two because they're in perfect condition and very sturdy.
To answer OP, yes I been there a very lovely place and if you like soviet style then it's heaven. It's cheap as well, even the ladder was cheap wished I bought two then I could sell one and made profit!
Just dont climb the ladder. You'll soon figure out you won't have a way to get down. That's the scam.
This is mostly limited to Minsk, you might want to consider buying a ladder of better quality in Brest.
Trust this man. I fell for this scam myself.
Are they under sanctions?
Is it true amerifats now need a visa to stay in Belarus? Or is that just if you’re staying for over staying 30 days?
Also, what’s the best way to get in? Through Lithuania on a bus or fly from Turkey etc?
Minsk is very nice, the girls are beautiful and very slim. Its kinda pricey tho, like, much more expensive the the western cities, which was a surprise to me