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I Roccha Ouarzazate

Douar Tisselday, Ighrem N'Oudal Ouarzazate, Morocco

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Observations

A travel blog entry by robspackman

1. The only type of cheese in Morocco is, somewhat inexplicable, Laughing Cow. There are also cheaper generics.

2. There is nothing quite as mournful or lamentable as the sound of a goat trusted up and placed on a roof rack.

3. All "Grand taxis" (serving long distance routes) are venerable beige coloured Mercedes from the 70s.

4. All "Petit ...

Arabian nights

A travel blog entry by beckerworldtrip

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... the hardest mattresses we have ever slept on, but surprisingly none of us had any aches or pains the next morning.

We went down to the restaurant to have an excellent dinner of tajines and couscous, kebobs, rice and soup. It was among the best meals we have had in Morocco so far, and served by one of the most vivacious and entertaining young waiters we have ever had. He was about 18 years old and had personality pouring out of him. He maintained a symphony ...

Return to the Atlas

A travel blog entry by travellin.light

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... English but I have only just learned its location: in Mali.

The campsite in Ouarzazate is ok for an overnight stop but the facilities leave a lot to be
desired. We had a look around town but decided not to linger.






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Moroccan Adventures Part I

A travel blog entry by lozza83

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... Movies like Jewel of the Nile, Gladiator, Kingdom of Heaven, Indiana Jones, Mummy Returns and most importantly... Sex and the City II. We visited the Atlas Film Studios in the desert and saw all different sets from movies. They call the studios ‘Mollywood’- Morocco’s version of Hollywood. A giant set from Kingdom of Heaven was just sitting out in the desert like a big town.

That night we stayed at the home of Mr Action Couscous - ...

Six is not enough for me

A travel blog entry by dionneb

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... hour drive to M’hamid. The following day we take a 4x4 for 2 hours into the desert to Erg Chigaga. The bottom line is it is a long ass way to the desert.

When we arrive at Ouarzazate we are greeted by this man who I first looked at and thought my God Moammar Gadhafi, without the dental work, is taking us into to the dessert. He is dressed in traditional attire and he has this mop of long, dark, unruly curly ...

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