Chefchaouen, Morocco, a dreamy blue town.

Chefchaouen is located in the northwest of Morocco, a city without a train, far from the metropolis, and retains the original flavor of Morocco. Chefchaouen was built in 1471. In the winding streets, the walls of the houses and the stairs are painted blue. In the narrow streets, there is a deep and shallow blue, a brilliant sky blue, some like blue and white under moonlight, or watercolor blue, some seem transparent... The locals are friendly and enthusiastic, and tourists feel like they have entered a dream world. There are many cats in Chefchaouen, and locals will use Chinese to say "cat", maybe Chinese tourists like to play with cats. Living in a homestay facing the mountains, in the morning, the sound of Muslim prayers, roosters crowing, and insects and birds chirping echoes in the mountain mist. There is a breakfast shop nearby that sells similar to Beijing fried dough sticks, tied with thin grass ropes, buy two immediately to taste. There are parks, shops, restaurants, etc. in the center of Chefchaouen. In terms of food, there are many dairy products, and the dishes are all halal meals, and there is not much meat. Chefchaouen is a popular tourist town with many hotels and guesthouses. We took a chartered car from Tangier to Chefchaouen, which took about 2 hours. From Chefchaouen, we took a bus to Fez. Chefchaouen is suitable for a stay of three to four days.