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Belarus - The Belarus has a population of about 10 with an area of 207,595 sq km. Minsk is the capital city of Belarus. Homel, Mogilev, Vitebsk are some of the major cities. The common language(s) spoken in Belarus is (are) Belorussian and the people follow Christianity. The official currency of Belarus is Belarusian ruble. Consider Safety Index for Belarus which is 77 to go there. A few universities in Belarus include Gomel State University, Gomel State Medical University, Mozyr State Pedagogical University, Belarusian Trade And Economics University of Consumer Cooperatives, and Gomel State Technical University.

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Safety in Belarus

The safety index is 77 which indicates that the country is safe for visitors.

Culture of Belarus

The culture of Belarus includes the physical environment; the ethnographic background of Belarusians. Belarus is famous for its variety of sweets, both authentic Belarusian and those from the Soviet era. Zephyr, chocolate candies, glazed cranberry, sguschenka, and glazed curd bars are popular among residents and guests from neighboring countries.