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Is it worth going on a tour with a 12-year-old child to Mount Moses? is it dangerous to go up there at night?
we go from November 16
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I don't think it's dangerous. This alone can be tiring for the child.
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answered 17 years ago
it’s not worth it, a very difficult excursion with a night ascent by a large crowd of thousands of tourists climbing the path in the dark .. there are not enough places on the mountain for everyone .. whoever came first sat down on empty seats (and besides, it’s very cold no more than + 5C and windy .. it was last February ... given that these are mountains .. it will not be warmer there (those who are tired are offered to climb animals for a fee, tea and capes (for rent) for a fee
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answered 17 years ago
Very tiring, but if you decide, then take a camel right at the foot of the mountain it costs $ 10
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answered 17 years ago
The tour is super !!! We are of an athletic build, the ascent seemed not very tiring and even fun to us, there was a boy (of about the same age) with us in the group, he climbed on foot, and descended on a camel - he did not look tired, until went to the monastery of St. Ekaterina (a crowd and 1.5 hours of explanations by a guide in the heat, which no one needs anymore). Based on your abilities, if a child is overweight and is afraid of camels, it’s better not to risk it!
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answered 17 years ago
It's very difficult, but when you get there, it becomes easy somehow. You won't regret it, the tour is super!!!
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answered 17 years ago
The tour is very good, but it will be difficult for the child, and, of course, you can go up and down on a camel, but I think the point of this tour is to go on your own. With us, a blind woman climbed the mountain and only her elderly companion helped her. They moved very slowly, but then I saw them already at the top.
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answered 17 years ago
I would not advise, in principle, to carry a child on excursions!
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answered 17 years ago
I join those who do not advise taking a child. It will be really hard for him. Climbing the mountain starts at night, you have to walk for 3 hours with flashlights, the road is solid small stone, it's cold. Adults perceive this ascent with admiration, despite the difficulties, and as a result, children do not understand why they were dragged there. I will make a reservation, if you have a really religious family and the child grows up in Orthodox religious traditions, then he just needs to go up there. And so...
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answered 17 years ago
The excursion is wonderful from light motives. we were told that it was heavy, but it was very heavy. 7 km on foot uphill, at night, over stones, among a heap of people and camels - not an easy test, and then back. It is cool on the mountain, given that you come there all wet, but you can take a blanket and a mattress for 20 pounds ($ 4). It’s not easy to ride a camel either, it’s high, scary, it’s not comfortable to hold on, and a wooden stick rests on your back. But this tour is worth it!!! As for you, decide for yourself.
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answered 17 years ago