Dar Bennis
Talaa Sghira, Fes
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Dar Bennis Fes

Talaa Sghira Fes, 30000, Morocco

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A travel blog entry by antonunterwegs

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... werden. Die Troege fuellen einen riesigen Hof und die Arbeiter stehen ohne Schutzkleidung bis zu den Hueften in den Chemikalien, mit denen die Haeute gereinigt und gefaerbt werden.

"Everthing is natural", wer es glaubt wird selig.

Fuer 100 Dirham gab es nicht nur die Fuehrung, sondern am Abend auch noch ein 4-Gang Menue mit traditioneller Musik, Bauchtanz, Zauberer und einer Boygroup (Plueschaugen) mit Trommeln, die sich besonders auf unsere Damen ...

Camel for dinner?

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... I’m not sure if this is the reason. I’m assured there are plenty of guard dogs around and a few pet dogs owned by the affluent, but there are certainly very few on the streets. It’s also very obvious that many women are married to considerably older men, with a gap of 20-25 years not at all uncommon. It seems that Moroccan women’s demands in marriages extend to home ownership and solid work positions (I do recall something very similar ...

Sweating it up in Fes

A travel blog entry by emfairweather

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... of nearly every lunch and dinner we had in Morocco) was a tagine (beef or chicken - cant remember which now) and it was incredible. One thing that the Moroccans know how to do well, is eat. The meals are HUGE!

The following day, we 'enjoyed' a walking tour which spanned from 9am-5pm...... it was hard work being out in the hot sun ALL day! But we saw a lot of interesting ...

Atlast we made it to the Atlas!

A travel blog entry by sageala

... and about 20 minutes later we were at the top of the hill. It wasn't exactly what we had in mind when we said we wanted to hike but the view was still nice. We could see snow capped mountains and a small area that they use for skiing. After spending some time there we decided to walk back down and see what else there was to see. We got back in the car and continued on our way. As we were driving away we saw a small snow covered slope next to the road. It was covered ...

Moulay Idriss

A travel blog entry by morocco-reed

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Yesterday when we arrived we got invited to a place in the backroads of Moulay Idriss. When we went back to get our bags, a kid about 13 asked Anna if she wanted a ride on his donkey. After that walked to the car we rented, got our bags, and met up with the kid again. He asked if he could put our bags on the donkey and ride it to our apartment.

Today we ...

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