A 25-year-old woman goes to Morocco, one of the three most annoying countries in the world!

Morocco is one of the three most annoying countries in the world 🇲🇦 The other two are India and Egypt. This time, I will write about my trip to Morocco in early June 2023. I hope it will be helpful ☺️ I will start with the conclusion! In recent years, Morocco has been recommended for solo female travelers, and the local people are all kind and will tell you that it is dangerous if your bag is open. To put it in a positive way, most people are friendly. Instead, the touts are quite persistent. They will talk to you saying "Hello" and "Tokyo? Osaka?" 😅 This is why it is called an annoying country. It's okay to clearly refuse or ignore them. 👩🏻 Me, a 25-year-old woman (poor English ability) Traveling from Malta while studying abroad Members who went with me: 20s, 1 woman, 2 men, one of whom is Korean, a total of 4 people ☀️ About the season The trip to Morocco was decided at short notice. I wanted to give myself more time, but when I looked it up, I found out that June to August is also summer in Morocco. I read that it's dangerously hot, so I set the date as early as possible. The best season is apparently spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). The temperature is mild, and you can comfortably visit the tourist spots. I actually went in early June, just past the best season, and it was still hot. I don't handle the heat well, so I got sick and it was tough, but my friend was fine. I don't think most cheap accommodations have air conditioners. They did have electric fans. It wasn't hot at night when I went, and I was able to sleep well with just the electric fan. Unlike the heat in Japan, the sun is strong and it's hot, so I think it was a little cooler at night. I went from Marrakech to Sahara Desert Tour to Fez to Chefchaouen to Casablanca in one week. Airfares are expensive, but prices are cheap in Morocco. I found a place to stay for 2000 yen, but I was so nervous that I gave up lol You may think the photos look great, but it was a tough trip with the heat and fatigue from traveling. But it's a good memory! The main means of transportation within the country is by car or bus. It's far to get to any city, so the travel time is long and tiring. If you get motion sickness easily, don't forget your medicine. I'm planning to post a detailed Morocco travel diary in the near future. I'm an ordinary 25-year-old woman with poor English skills who just loves traveling abroad. I'd like to introduce the real side of traveling in Morocco, not just the glittering parts. Mitene #morocco #morocco #marrakech #chefchaouen #fez #casablanca #saharadesert #girlstrip #malta #maltaisland #studyinginmalta