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... sky, a centrally heated floor. It is definitely one of the most beautiful religious buildings I have ever seen. Throughout Morocco, I will be struggling with a French keyboard. The letters "a", "q", "z", "w" and "m" are in different positions than ...
... the Prophet Mohammed; there's a king's palace in virtually every city in the country. There is also an elected government. Morocco faces massive challenges: 20% unemployment, an illiteracy rate of 60% (as a result many signs are pictograms), mass exodus ...
... we stopped at Amridil a 17th century kasbah which can be seen on the Moroccan 50 dirham note. The landscape in Morocco is certainly variable. There's the green agricultural land of Fez (including many cacti and succulents), the sand of the desert, ...
Ah, it feels good! Finally a bit of chaos again. Johana and I found return flights from Madrid to Casablanca for about 58 Euros per head with EasyJet. And with only a three hours train ride inland to Marrakech from Casablanca, we both looked forward to ...
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The travel Pod Morocco Starter Kit
Posted on Dec 8, 2007, 10:41:27
... making plane travel a good option only when going long distances. Moroccan airports don't have a left luggage facility. Accommodations Morocco has a wide range of housing options. There are plenty of hotels, hostels and guesthouses to suit any budget. ...
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Morocco Travel Tips from a Local Expert
Posted on Nov 6, 2007, 14:52:18
... could enhance the travel experience. So below I have my"Five Things You Should Know Before Coming to Morocco" 1. Some Basics Respecting the Culture of Morocco is the best way to avoid unpleasant situations and misunderstandings. I'd like ...
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WHAT TO PACK FOR MOROCCO
Posted on Jun 2, 2009, 14:44:07
... · comfortable sneakers or hiking shoes · toiletries - don't go overboard, but shopping for your typical toiletries in Morocco might be difficult · digital camera - smaller is better Morocco isn't particularly dangerous, but places like Tangiers do suffer ...
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Explore Morocco
Posted on Mar 10, 2008, 20:50:24
... to the famed Jami Lafna where entertainment, food, and other merchandise are sold. There, we met a couple from Italy, who visited Morocco many times. We got a lot of valuable information from them which helped us to get a tour guide for the rest of our ...
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