Riad Rmila (Riad R'Mila) Fes

... guidebook about Moroccan tour guides – both official and unofficial ones – and knew that problems could accompany any such offered tour guide services. We were on guard to be skeptical of the “free” bit – and we were on guard as to this tour guide leading us into various shops (hand woven rugs, leather goods shops, etc.) full of slick salesmen, where any purchases we made of inflated-price goods would give a nice commission to our ...

... pick me up for the next part of the tour. He mentions a few times about buying rugs, and how Americans and Canadians buy 3 or 4 rugs and resell them for a huge profit. I had heard from my friend Daniel who went a few weeks earlier, and the guidebook to watch out for the rug scam. I was beginning to doubt this friendship. When I wake up the next morning, the hotel owner wants to be paid. I have to go to exchange money, and go back to pay him. I decide to go out on my own and ...

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... building in Morocco. It certainly was the single most beautiful building we had been in so far and was like a mini-Alhambra complete with intricate latticework, exquisite ceilings, and colored tile work that rivaled the famous Alhambra. Personally we think that such amazing beauty might be a bit of a distraction to prayer and study but we were glad that we heathens were allowed to take in such amazing craftsmanship. We also stumbled our way ...

... en mass. The Jewish community had been living on one side of the river while the Muslim community had lived on the other. The architecture is distinct as they had wooden balconies, whereas the Muslim women do not show themselves from windows or balconies. Slowly, the houses on the Jewish side are becoming occupied by Muslims, however many of the shops have remained unoccupied for the last 40 years as the population is ...

il 16 mattina facciamo l'ultima colazione in piazza a meknes e partiamo in bus per fes. arriviamo e troviamo alloggio sulla terrazza di una delle pensioni che ci aveva indicato abdonne a chaouen. usciamo a visitare la madrasa li vicino, pianificare le mosse successive (ormai la nostra fiducia nei bus marocchini è in caduta libera) e a perderci nella medina a pomeriggio inoltrato tendente a sera... a un certo punto va via anche la ...

... photos of Tangier and Fes? There answer is ..... in some Moroccan's pocket. I left an Internet cafe in Fes and left my USB card reader and card attached to the PC. I went back to the Cafe about four hours later when I discovered my blunder but it was to late. All my photos from Rio to Fes are gone. Luckily, Some photos from Rio to Gibraltar were uploaded to the Travelpod site. It is only Tangier and Fes that are gone for ever. I still have the memories. ****************

... things about Ecuador that I haven't found here in Spain, but i felt them in Moroco. I think one difference is the perspective it gives you. In spain it is so easy to get wrappe up in various petty things that can seem so important like finding a great christmas gift. In Morocco I felt like I gained a lot of clarity and gratitude. So in the end despite the distance, class, worries and price it was exhilarating, unforgettable and priceless.Hasta luego Megan

... He thought aloud about why their was no service to pick it up, before realising mid sentence you would have to get people to put something in a bin in the first place. Caring about litter and the environment is a rich world luxury. Basics need to be attended to first. Ghana has a small tax base but does well from aid and excellently from any promise of debt relief as it is comparatively well organised democratically. With a US$10bn economy and US$3bn tax base for ...