Hilton Rabat

PO Box 450 Souissi Rabat, Morocco

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Visas

A travel blog entry by alister.bland

... so it could at least be in that day. Scam really as thet close the door but come out periodically, accept passports anyway, and take some extra money.
When all passports in drove down to Casablanca and set up camp in the dark just north of the city.
So saw nothing of Rabat except a taxi ride and ...

Rabat and Ramadan

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... doors for me (closed places; limited eateries, inability to eat/drink outside and everywhere closed early in the mornings), but this month of discipline and adherence has been enlightening; rewarding; insightful and quite, quite fascinating. I wouldn't have had it any differently.



Almost 99% of Moroccans are Muslim, evidenced by the incredible number of soaring minarets and calls to prayer by muerzzins. Mostly Sunni (a belief in Umayyad's ...

Moroccan Shoes

A travel blog entry by nietsreuef

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... other cities, where hawkers lure innocent tourists onto rooftops to view the tanning beds, then soak them for leather goods and tips on their way out.

The hides are prepared in precise quantities and methods using open pits in which the skins are soaked in concoctions of lime, water, dog dung, pigeon poop, bran, sea-salt, alum and dried figs over a 3 week period. The traditional cycle is not unlike a washing machine – soak, ...

Return to Rabat

A travel blog entry by mark.wilson

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... exterior was decorated in a beautiful white and green tiled roof, with the interior garnished in marble and gold. There was also several members of the Moroccan Royal Guard posted around the mausoleum, dressed in traditional attire (they must have been absolutely boiling wearing all those layers!)

By this point we were pretty knackered so decided to take a quick stroll down the Avenue Al Marsa and the river front, where we saw some local fishing ...

MOROCCO

A travel blog entry by haleysorensen

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... On our last day in Morocco we drove another 3 hours to the mountains of Morocco. We hiked to a village where many people live and had lunch. We ate lunch with a 50 year old woman and her daughter and many grandchildren. We had to have a translator because clearly we didn't speak Arabic and they didn't know English. This could have been the most fascinating part of the trip to see the way these people live and to hear what they ...

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