Riad La Bague de Kenza
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Tagines and topless massages
... 8217;t find them anywhere! Another is horchata. I'm not entirely sure what it is, but it’s a milky-looking drink that claims to be healthy. I tried some, but it pretty much just tasted like dirty water, so I only drank about a third!
After Valencia we went to Granada, which was nicer. In the morning while we were waiting to get on the bus at around 9am, we saw a group of guys just getting back to the hostel after a night out! Many of the buildings in Granada ...
Fès - City of Artisans
... and French skills. Farid, being a teacher and Jeff and I eager students to learn everything we can about Fès – we hit it off immediately. We found out quickly that it is hard to navigate within the Medina as most streets do not have names or any indication of where you are. You have to know the paths and turns of the Medina to be able to get around. Farid took us throughout the Medina walking from one end to another as we toured and visited ...
Morrocan hospitality
... of all of the carpets, and I must admit they were spectacular and probably worth every penny that they were being sold for. We were told that most of the carpets were made by widows who spend from one to five years making a single carpet. As I sat and waited for Gary to close on his "deal of the century," I tried my hardest to walk out of the coop without buying a carpet. It was not easy, since the salesman had obviously done ...
Interesting Hamam
... old man was sleeping on a bench. He woke up and I tried to explain that i wanted to use the Hamam and started a 5 mins ballet of gesture to try to communicate. I had read in the guide that the public Hamam was 10 dhs but when I showed him the coin he almost fainted!
Anyway, we weren't understanding each other so I had to get out and look for help. A guy from a hotel nearby came to my rescue and told me that the old man was saying it was 50 dhs ...
Monkey see...
... And Volubilis was a chief source of their lions. Within just two hundred years, along with Barbary bears and elephants, they became extinct from this part of Africa.
We spent two hours roaming this old town, picturing it as it was, filled with people walking around the forum or down streets to their houses. 20,000 people once lived here and the ruins spread out a long way. You can walk through what’s left of many of the mansions of the time and a lot ...
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