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April 6, 2018

A lot of outlets and restaurants in Morocco are closed on Fridays

Morocco may be a Muslim country and intrinsically, Fridays are sacred days. a touch like Sundays for Christians. In Morocco, Fridays are usually the times when families and friends gather, occupy the home and share a hearty Couscous. Because of these tons of cafes, stores, and restaurants aren’t open on Friday until the late afternoon. Imagine walking out of your hostel in Morocco one morning with an

April 6, 2018

It’s easy to travel around Morocco by bus, by train or maybe by hitchhiking

Trains in Morocco are super cheap and comfy. They’re also an excellent thanks to seeing the Moroccan countryside in comfort. Their only downside is that they aren’t in no time apart from the new high-speed train linking Tangier, Casablanca, and Rabat. That’s OK on behalf of me though since I really like studying languages and long train rides in Morocco meant I had longer to review Moroccan Arabic.

April 6, 2018

Moroccans speak numerous languages!

I love learning languages and sometimes pride myself within the incontrovertible fact that I speak quite a few of them. at some point I used to be on the square of Jemma al Fenaa in Marrakesh and that I was talking with two youngsters about my language skills. They didn’t seem very impressed and that they quickly put me to shame by speaking in additional than eleven different

April 6, 2018

Healthy and cheap food everywhere

Fruits and veggies in Morocco are a number of the simplest I had in my whole life. they’re plentiful, easily accessible all year round and that they are super fresh. Morocco might be a really good travel option for Vegans. Bigger Moroccan cities usually have an open-air fruit and vegetable market or they’re going to have fruits and vegetables purchasable within the old city. Markets of Agadir- Ultimate Travel Guide

April 6, 2018

In Morocco always ask before taking pictures

April 6, 2018
By toursactivity
Adventure, Photos

Photographing people in Morocco is far harder than in other countries. The Moroccans are very nice, friendly and talkative people. they typically smile, offer their help and have an interest in who you’re and where you come from. But the instant you aim your camera at them, their attitude changes. Some people will suddenly cover their faces and firmly object having their photo taken, others

April 6, 2018

Moroccans have the best mint tea and couscous in the world

Do you know how certain tastes can trigger emotions and memories? Whenever I taste mint, I can’t help but consider Morocco. Moroccans have adopted mint tea as their national drink and that they consume a lot of it. They are so keen on this sweet drink that they call it the “Moroccan Whiskey”. it’s served with almost every meal and tastes absolutely delicious. I just