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You can find them mostly in banks, in the largest hotels that are built mostly for the guests of the country, and in some cafes. The main place here is the local market, where you can buy not only traditional dry sweet fruit and nuts, spices and herbs, but souvenirs which refer to the times of the greatest the Iran-Iraq War. In reality, it is better to use Basra WiFi connection to learn about the places outside the city which you can visit \u2013 the nature here is rich, and you can go to the hills and rivers better than stay in downtown. Hotels Most visitors prefer to stay in hotels located close to the airport \u2014 they do not plan to live in the city for more than 2-4 nights. All of these hotels, as well as the hostels, offer free WiFi Basra connection. To use it, the password must be entered in a special field when you find the needed network of the hotel on your device. 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