Riad Souafine Fes
2 Oued Souafine, Ziat - Douh Fes, 30000, Morocco
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Morrocan hospitality
... million times before and was quite persistent in trying to find the right carpet for me. I played it off like I was a poor college student (one of the first times I benefited from looking young for my age) and that I could not afford a carpet. So eventually they gave up and I won the battle.
After the Medina, we returned to our hotel and waited for Abdoul to pick us up for some evening activities. I can't really explain ...
Fabulous Fes
... The woman who helped us was incredibly nice and answered all of our question the best she could. The thing I thought was the coolest was the eyeliner. They mine a stone in the mountains to the east and then grind it. When you buy the eyeliner it comes in a little wood bottle with a top that has thin stick attached. You take 1 to 2 drops of the argon oil mix in with the powdered stone and use the stick to apply the liner. It was very cool to me.
Lastly, he lead ...
Labyrinth of Mystery, Beauty & Possible Conspiracy
... I found was a single ATM machine very oddly placed between two shops. It was very out of place. No cars were allowed, or would even fit. The deeper into the maze of alleyways you got, the narrower and smaller they got. Most likely because I was alone, a boy about my age started following me. This happens a lot here and they are very persistent but if you are firm enough, they will go away. But no, not this one. He followed me for an hour. As rude as I was to him, he would not ...
Fessin it up
... up in colourful pyramids. Whilst walking down the stone pathways as well as having to dodge the attempts of the sellers to drag you in to their Alladins caves you have to avoid the endless stream of scooters that weave through the crowds, then the donkeys pulling wooden carts laden with cloth. It is a full assault on every sense as you walk through and the incessant heat leaves you weary. A stop in a ...
Moroccan Overview- Beauty, Wonder, and Creepy Men
... everything: mountains, valleys, beaches, and deserts, but the disrespect I get from men is incredible! Like Egypt... and probably added onto my frustration from there, the men do not know how to treat foreign women!
The men in this country will almost guarantee you a bad time. You start off excited to be in a new country so you're nice to the guys that pass. They say “Bonjour” or “Hi” and you'll say “hi” back. Then they ask ...



