The main thing is to stock up on a good mood. And to pour water on passers-by, you will need small buckets, water pistols or bottles. If you didn’t have time to buy in advance, it doesn’t matter, all these things are sold on the streets in Vardavar. Phones, keys, money, documents, put in a plastic bag or file. It is desirable that your bag or briefcase be made of waterproof material. We do not recommend wearing white clothes: when wet, they are translucent, and the water may not always be clean, so stains will remain. Choose shoes so as not to slip. As much as one would like to go in beach slates, they do not fit snugly enough, and one can twist one's leg. People are watered even from the car. A water pistol works best for this. Put towels, bags or oilcloths on the seats, because they will try to pour water on you in return. They collect water in fountains, pulpulaks (drinking fountains), they even go into the toilets in a cafe, but it’s better not to test the patience of the staff. By the way, about cafes and restaurants - many establishments in the center do not work on this day or leave only open verandas. Not everyone likes a “wet” holiday. Those who are afraid of getting wet try not to leave the house on Sunday. Sometimes a passer-by with a bottle of water, a bucket or a water gun still manages to be persuaded not to splash, but it's better not to count on it. They pour water on the elderly, children, locals, and tourists. If you still need to go outside, then follow the rules above, that is, do not wear white clothes, wrap documents, money and a phone in cellophane. And just in case, stay away from balconies and windows: from there, water is poured immediately from buckets. And if you are driving, then close the windows and do not leave the doors open.