Sahara Desert

Recently, I went to Morocco with my best friend and discovered a lot of interesting things. Let's organize the experiences we gained in Morocco. 1, The cost of living in Morocco is really low, shopping won't hurt your wallet 2, The Sahara Desert is a must-visit, but you really need to choose a good tent hotel, otherwise the cold water for bathing at night, cold sleep, the overall experience will drop a lot 3, The SIM card is directly available for free at the airport after landing, just recharge the data and call charges and you can use it 4, Morocco uses European standard plugs 5, Online car-hailing in Morocco is illegal, if discovered, the driver will be beaten by taxi drivers 6, You must bargain when taking a taxi, it feels like the taxis here are all very expensive, if you don't bargain, you will really cry 7, Bring disposable toiletries, folding kettle 8, You must bargain when buying souvenirs, because they will deliberately call high prices when they see Chinese people 9, It's not cost-effective to exchange currency at the airport, it's recommended to go to a Chinese restaurant in the city 10, I think Tajine is quite delicious, but eating too much will get tired, if you worry about not being able to eat the food here, you can bring some chili sauce or pickles 11, If someone kindly shows you the way on the road, you must refuse, because they will ask for tips in the end 12, The weather in Morocco in December is very good, it's sunny during the day, you can wear a piece of clothing when the sun is out, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is huge, it's very cold, you still need to bring some thicker clothes 13, Don't think about coming to Morocco for special forces travel, because it's very tiring. The distance between each attraction is very far, the time spent on the car every day is very long, if someone tells you that you can run through the whole Morocco in 4, 5 days, then this travel agency must be irresponsible 14, The Jemaa el-Fna Square is very lively, with various street performances, especially snake charming, scary, and a variety of delicious snacks 15, Fez is really a maze, without a guide, it's hard to move an inch inside

Glamping in the Sahara Desert If you are in Morocco, make sure to spend at least 2-3 days in the Sahara Desert. It was the highlight of our entire trip to Morocco! The sunrise or sunset doesn't get much better than from the top of the sand dunes. Especially if you just spent the night in a luxury tent in the middle of the desert.

MUST VISIT PLACES IN MOROCCO Top spots in Morocco Morocco is one of our favorite countries! The food is delicious, the streets are busy and colorful and there is so much to see. Our favorite places in Morocco are the Sahara Desert, Blue City, Fez, and Marrakech. Make sure to spend at least one night glamping in the Sahara Desert. Sip the hot Moroccan tea during the sunrise and watch the sunset from a top of the sand dunes😍

Someone pinch me… this absolutely feels like a dream. Sahara desert was even better experience than what i imagined

The Sahara is a desert located on the African continent. It is the largest hot desert in the world.

Watching sunset from the top on a sand dunes in the Sahara Desert. Breathtaking moment in Morocco.

San Mao said: Every time I think of you, a grain of sand falls from the sky, and thus the Sahara was born. Many people are drawn to the Sahara by the stories of San Mao. This time, we visited the Sahara near Merzouga in Morocco, and after checking into the hotel, we eagerly changed into the traditional attire of the local Berbers and couldn't wait to register for a camel ride into the desert. As the sun set, the color of the dunes changed with the light, turning red at one moment and golden yellow the next.

I adore the countless charms of Morocco so much! Not only does it have the Sahara stories of Sanmao, but also the campfire parties under the starry sky in the desolate desert🌌 Not only does it have the universe-famous Riad BE, but also countless courtyards full of birdsong and flowers hidden in the complex alleys⛲️ Not only does it have the blue and white town of Chefchaouen, but also Essaouira, the Windy City bathed in the Atlantic breeze🕊 Not only does it have the snake charmers on the sleepless square collecting tips chaotically, but also the warm and simple Moroccan people everywhere👳‍♂️ 💜Since you're here, don't miss out on the experiences! Stay in a Riad, take beautiful photos Courtyards full of exotic charm, terraces overlooking the ancient city, exquisitely decorated rooms, as if stepping into the story of One Thousand and One Nights Have a blast in the Sahara Desert Ride camels, sandboard, drive ATVs, climb over dunes... sunrise, sunset, starry sky, and the campfire parties with the Berbers under the Milky Way, drumming, singing, dancing... Just recalling it makes the corners of my mouth lift unconsciously～ Shop for handicrafts in the Medina Let's just say, no one can leave Morocco empty-handed! Large carpets, leather poufs are hard to carry, but small sheepskin shoes, jewelry, leather bags, wooden items, Sahara sand bottles, who can resist shopping Try the mint tea The ubiquitous mint tea~ Those who love it can't stop thinking about it, those who don't like it frown, but when you're tired from walking, you always have to try and see which camp you belong to

Sahara Desert - SUV adventure through uninhabited areas - Camel rides to watch sunrise and sunset Chefchaouen - Blue and white houses, atmospheric and tranquil mountain town Tangier - Just 50 nautical miles from Spain, Tangier lighthouse/Africa cave Fez - Fez old city, a hub for artisanal heritage, city with the most universities Marrakesh - Jemaa el-Fnaa square, horse-drawn carriage rides, old city shopping area Casablanca - Miami Beach Boulevard, sea views/opposite the United States Weather: Significant temperature difference between day and night, suitable for winter travel, local temperatures in February range from 8-20°C Clothing: Short sleeves, sweatshirts, and a light down jacket are essential Food: Moroccan meals (bread + coffee + juice), Chinese food is generally available in big cities Accommodation: Star-rated hotels Transport: South African country, European architecture in cities, French/Spanish colonial heritage Experience: Slow-paced life in the city - coffee shops everywhere Currency: Dirham/US Dollar Note: Passport, US dollars, travel pillow, adapter plug, toiletries

|How to better avoid thunderstorms, with itinerary attached. 📍The 'colorful fairy tale world' in the Sahara Desert, rated by 'Lonely Planet' as one of the 'top ten travel destinations in the world'! This is Morocco! The story of 'One Thousand and One Nights' happened here, and Sanmao identified it as her hometown in her previous life based on a 🏞️ photo. - 🔖Check these out before you go ✔️Since you must have a doctor's prescription to buy medicine in Moroccan pharmacies, and medical expenses are high, it is best to bring common medicines. ✔️Be sure to respect the local religious beliefs and customs in Morocco, after all, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. ✔️Ladies should wear long skirts that cover the knees and tops that cover the shoulders in public places, and avoid wearing too transparent or too short clothes. ✔️Local people, especially women and some more traditional Moroccans, are very averse to being photographed, so if you want to 📸 take photos, please be sure to ask for the consent of the parties involved in advance. - 🕹️Recommended attractions 📍Marrakech: One of the four royal cities, a famous tourist destination, located in southwestern Morocco, known as the 'Pearl of the South🔮' 📍Chefchaouen: A dreamy blue city that is not inferior to Greece, wandering in the blue alleys, there are various colorful carpets, silk, ceramics🏺 and other crafts on the side of the road 📍Fez: Travel through the maze city of Fez, witness the shock of the leather dyeing workshop🤩 📍Sahara Desert: At first, Sanmao determined that the Sahara🏜 was her place in her previous life based on a photo from 'National Geographic' 📍Ouarzazate: Here you can enjoy the local customs, enjoy plenty of sunlight🌞 and an unpolluted environment - 🚗Group itinerary 🔸DAY 1: Marrakech 🔸DAY 2: Marrakech-Casablanca 🔸DAY 3: Casablanca-Chefchaouen, the blue and white city 🔸DAY 4: Chefchaouen-Fez 🔸DAY 5: Fez-Sahara Desert-Merzouga-Desert Camel Riding-Stay in Sahara Star Luxury Tent 🔸DAY 6: Desert Sunrise-Merzouga-Tinghir-Ouarzazate 🔸DAY 7: Ouarzazate-Marrakech drop off - 🉑Optional activities ✅Watch the sunrise in the desert ✅Sahara tent ✅Desert camel riding ✅Majorelle Garden ✅Marrakech ✅Off-road vehicle racing in the desert - 🔔Tour features 💥Hotel: Stay in a four-star hotel in Morocco for 5 nights, and a luxury tent in the desert for 1 night 💥Personnel: Full-time local certified Chinese guide 💥Catering: Includes three meals a day 💥Pick-up: Pick-up and drop-off, enjoy the distinguished treatment as soon as you land 🔥Upgrade gift: Ride a 4X4🚙 jeep in the desert to watch the sunset 🔥Upgrade gift: 🐪Desert camel ride once

Traveling through the Sahara Desert, the most worrying things are drinking water and accommodation. When you are traveling and crossing the desert in an off-road vehicle, the vast desert, the desolation of no signs of life is terrifying, especially under the scorching sun. Although the air conditioner in the car is blowing at full power, it always feels like there is a problem with the air conditioner. The friends in the back seat always say that their position is in the hottest state, complaining with dissatisfaction. But the driver who drives us always smiles, takes out the ice water from his car refrigerator to quench everyone's thirst and cool down. When we arrived at the center of the Sahara Desert, we entered a bumpy dirt road. The guide told us that we were going to enter the outer planet... After a 20-minute drive, we arrived at our desert campsite...

How to get there👇🏻 This is the Sahara desert in Morocco 🇲🇦 Located in a village called Merzouga. It took me 13 hours by car from Marrakech. Cost: around 200$ round trip. Almost impossible to find a driver. cr:marcreator_