Here's my top five reasons to visit Morocco.
Number five. The price. For example.
This Riad in Marrakesh is £25 per night per person.
I look at it, it's spectacular. Overall, Morocco is a cheap country.
Food and drink is super affordable and it's all fresh.
You can even get a full course dinner from anywhere between five and £10.
Accommodation like you just saw, is quite inexpensive even in the high end.
Riad in the city centres
and also transport between the big cities, is also really easy and well priced.
We paid around £10 for a five hour bus from Chef
went to,
and it was a very comfortable bus as well.
Also, remember to tip and barter, especially in the market.
Number four. The History.
Morocco is a melting pot for many different cultures African Arabic,
berba to name a few.
So this means the history of the country is super interesting.
The Berber culture in particular, dates back to 4000 years ago,
and visiting the Berber regions of Morocco makes
you feel like you've gone back in time.
Rural Morocco is an amazing taste of a region
of the world where civilization was birthed from.
And the architecture of urban Morocco is full of history, too.
Which leads me to number three. Number three, The Crazy City. Medina.
The Medina are the old towns of the cities.
And let me tell you, they are the most fascinating places we visited.
It's easier to get lost than to actually find
your way through the socks and the alleys,
but that's part of the fun.
The things you stumble across are so interesting,
like the world renowned artisans, craftsmen and, of course, carpets,
but also less picturesque things like this Camel's head.
The Medina in particular, is a UNESCO World Heritage site,
and it's the largest urban car free zone in the
world and also the largest Medina in the world,
too.
If you're looking for a culture shock and a real adventure,
then head into the Medina with no plan at all.
But just remember a map in case you get lost.
Number two Landscape diversity
From the coast to the Atlas Mountains, the Sahara Desert to the Woodlands,
agricultural plains and even Africa's Grand Canyon,
the geography of Morocco is something amazing to experience.
There's also loads of wildlife amongst these landscapes,
including monkeys and a variety of different birds.
So we couldn't help but learn about the terrain of the lands.
We travelled through the variety in different landscapes is
definitely one of the reasons you should visit Morocco
and number one, the people.
What can I say about the Moroccan people?
Welcoming, kind, helpful and happy.
Some people saw my camera and asked to have their picture taken
or be involved in the vlogs without wanting anything in return.
I
got invited to have mint tea in many different places by people
we just met,
and we were really taken back by the hospitality of a country so different to our own.
This is what I love so much about travel,
to feel at home through the kindness of others
and to learn about the lives of different people.
Morocco was the perfect place to do so.
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