Hotel Kairaouan Fes

... of fun. Even though it wasn’t your stereotypical camel ride in the desert, it was still worth it. Towards the end, one camel was getting tired and started trying to bite people who were trying to take their picture with it, but it didn’t do any harm. We then went into the old part of the city and walked around the Kasbah (fortress). That day was mostly spent shopping which was not my favorite thing to do at that time, but I made the best of it. I bought a Moroccan dagger ...

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Things I Could Do Without: Eating lamb, sheep or pigeon for the next few years....living out of my suitcase....tracking clean socks and underwear from city to city....washing socks and underwear in the sink....wearing an uncomfortable and dirty blazer for a month....eating bread at every meal.... Things I Will Miss: The people and their attitudes - everything is "no problem." And once you meet someone, you are immediately a ...

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... that it was a government store and so had fixed prices, just like similar stores we had frequented with great success in Bangalore India. Pretty soon it was apparent that this was all just a cunning ruse, and the seemingly genial store salesman who had talked about no sales pressure proceeded to put on full sales pressure techniques on us. Fortunately this time we managed to escape with only ...

... smoke but they did tell us that Allah would punish them if they didnt make up the days of pleasure at the end of the holy month time. This is the first time we have sen anyone break the rules during Ramadan. We couldnt help but think that Aziz and Jamel were really pirates. They kept asking us for cigarettes. The idea with trekking with camels is to walk in the morning then rest during the middle of the day when it is too hot then walk some more in the afternoon. Our ...

... forgive me, my brain was fried from the heat). The camel ride is wonderful - a young handsome Berber dressed in a beautiful blue robe walks barefoot ahead holding the reins of Jimi, who plods along softly and slowly on big splayed feet, with all the others trailing. After a little while I get the rhythm and sway in time with his movements and get so good I can take my camera out and take pictures - not an easy thing to do on a swaying camel! After about an hour through the ...

... We stopped at a few shops, got fresh walnuts etc. The environmental setting of Fes is absolutely phenomenal, the architecture was gorgeous and we had a lot of fun this day. Olive trees and some of the greenest grass I have ever laid eyes on lined the drive there. Coming into random futball circles wherever you go is also a plus. After leaving the old medina we drove to le marjain, or the commercial marketplace. Somewhat like a wal-mart but drastically cleaner with ...

... and you can not really get a spectacular place to stay unless you want to pay more for it. The bathroom on the other hand was a disaster. The toilet smelled funny and was as dingy as I have ever seen. We agreed to stay at least that night as it was late and we were tired. We went down and paid for the first night and then our faux guide asked us what time he should meet us in the morning. Before I could say anything it was agreed that he would meet us at 10 am. This is where ...

... and buy lots of nice, fancy leather products. I told the guy in the shop so. He offered 3800 dh for the jacket - $490 USD - which I totally refused. Impossible! I'd rather buy a cheap one made of fake leather than real leather at that price! I didn't want to have anything to do with the jacket and told him repeatedly no. No. NO. But when the price was now 1300 dh for both the jacket and the belt... just 33% of the original price, I couldn't help myself and buy it. $170 USD for ...