Travellers who want to spend moderately will have a hard time of it. Beds and swanky eateries aside, domestic travel and food are very cheap and admission to museums, forts and other places of interest is generally free. Banks and moneychangers will change cash and travellers' cheques. ATMs are widespread, though few of them appear to be tied into international systems. Even in the souk, however, bargaining can be a frustrating experience.
Shopkeepers tend to offer a small discount on the marked price and then refuse to budge.
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