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Libya

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Libya is a land where the Mediterranean Sea kisses endless desert stretches, while the western horizon is marked by the rugged Saharan foothills. Its climate shifts from mild coastal breezes to arid interior conditions, making travel possible throughout the year. Historic cities such as Tripoli and Benghazi preserve traces of ancient cultures, and the local cuisine, rich in couscous, olives and fragrant spices, offers a true taste of North Africa.

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