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Un oasis en el desierto Dans la ruelle au pied de l'hôtel A travers la fenêtre de la chambre 9 La Kasbah le matin

Dar Kamar Ouarzazate

Juan Antonio Munoz et Carmen Cabezas 45 Taourirt Ouarzazate, 45000, Morocco

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Between a Rock and a Hard Place

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Our program today was pretty relaxed. After a liesurely breakfast we left Ouarzazate and found the town peaceful. We slowly headed east stopping frequently sight seeing until we reached the town of Boulmalne du Dades. There we found a road side cafe and had a nice lunch before exploring the Dades Gorge. We noticed a hotel directly across the street, book a room after lunch, dropped our gear, and headed to the gorge. Contrary to LPG, there are many, ...

Arabian nights

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... t imagine to whom.

Past the Atlas Mountains the landscape opened up to reveal a high desert terrain, punctuated with mile after mile of ruined mud brick buildings and small towns, kids racing down roads on bikes between school sessions and women in black burkas slowly meandering along the roadside. The landscape was remarkably dry, as fall has left a void of water all over the country, but there is little vegetation to show for the seasonal rains. After almost a ...

Beautiful Moroccan Countryside

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... stopped off at another oasis place and a place where they have a huge underground connected water wells. It is quite interesting to know how much water there actually is in this areas despite how dry it looks. Our driver used this opportunity to have a music session with the locals.
Eventually we made it to the sand dunes with one last stop for water. It had been a long and hot trip to get there but it provided stunning scenery and countless memories. ...

Moroccan Adventures Part I

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... fact they had a handle bar type thing to hold on to and all the camels were tied together! Riding through the Sahara is extremely beautiful and surreal. It was as incredible as I thought it would be. The sand dunes go on for as far as the eye can see and the sun hits them and make them all look slightly different colours.

Our camp was brilliant. We were shocked at how well it was set up. The door of each tent even had a light switch - solar power of course! We ...

"Rock the Kasbah" - who's that by again?

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... but not one of us knew who it was by! Being in the middle of nowhere I thought we were going to be spared from the locals aggressively selling their junk to us, but no sooner than we peek into a doorway when someone pops out and goes "My friend, my friend - come in and see what you like - I give you good price!" Oi vey...

On the road again, we passed through a very modern town, which Karim, our driver, explained was the home of Atlas Studios, ...

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