Riad Sara Hotel Fez Fes
17 Derb El Gabasse, Douh - Batha Fes, Morocco
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Morrocan hospitality
... the world, although tourism brings alot of money to the people of the Medina, it also changes things and brings in the hustlers and frauds.
A significant portion of our time was spent in a government cooperative that makes and sells genuine Moroccan carpets. This was a very touristy thing to do, as I am sure many foreigners have spent a fortune on these carpets. I did not have any interest in buying, but I did take ...
Fabulous Fes
... is a school of Islam). We were debating about if we should go in when an man came up and began talking to us. It turned out he was a teacher at the school and was very nice. It was clear he wasn’t interested in our money and we began to walk with him, chatting the whole way. He wanted to make it very clear that he didn’t like the hustlers because they didn’t realize how much they were driving away the tourists which is important to the city economy. He lead ...
Labyrinth of Mystery, Beauty & Possible Conspiracy
... Africa. The father/husband is a professor on the ship and the mother and two daughters, age 13 and Emma, age 10 are along for the ride. We made a plan for our last day in Morocco to explore Rabat together. We had a nice lunch and chat and parted ways. They went back to their hotel to rest because they had been exploring all morning, and I went off on my own to explore.
The Medina was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. It was overwhelming my senses. It was ...
Fessin it up
... lifelessly at us. Past the chicken stalls with their ware clucking noisily, past stalls of a myriad of colours with olives and dates, a fragrant aroma wafts across from the stall selling bundles of fresh mint and thyme, other stalls frying up beef and stuffed spleen (which was delicious)for the hungry market goers, purple lobes of aubergines sitting alongside giant courgettes, brown skinned onions ...
Moroccan Overview- Beauty, Wonder, and Creepy Men
... and will be here for another half year. I wanted to come while she was still in the country so that I could get an insider's view of things instead of the usual sightseeing that has occupied the last year. I'm glad I came when I did and I am glad I saw Emily while she was still here, I've gotten to know shwiya shwiya of the language and experience some things that I wouldn't have gotten to otherwise. I think Emily and most of the other people I've met in the ...



