2025 Meknes Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

#celebratewithtrip Restaurant Palais Ismailia is located at N°6 Bab Belkari Moulay Ismail, Meknes 50060, Morocco. It is open daily from 1030-2000, and is around 30 kilometers 38 minutes from Volubilis. These are the few restaurants that the tour group buses that will bring you. The restaurant had a rooftop sitting and the staff were very friendly, they will explain the food details to you, but the prices are slightly expensive. I had ordered the Pastilla set, which includes Moroccan salad, soup, pastilla, and dessert. Pastilla is a North Africa meat or seafood pie made with warqa dough, it is a specialty of Morocco and Algeria. The pastilla served tasted sweet, because of the white sugar powder, the meat inside is juicy.

13-day in-depth tour of Morocco and other countries, experience exotic customs and different cultural charms, definitely not to be missed! -- 🛣️Itinerary: D1: Depart from Guangzhou🛫, arrive in Istanbul. D2-D6: Fly from Istanbul to Tunisia, visit Carthage, Sidi Bou Said, etc., then head to Sousse, fly to Casablanca, and start your African journey. D7: Free time in Casablanca. D8-D10: Depart from Casablanca, visit Meknes, Fez, then head to the blue Chefchaouen, and finally arrive in Tangier and Rabat. D11: Depart from Rabat, head to Marrakech to experience the charm of Morocco. D12-D13: Fly from Marrakech to Istanbul, then transfer back to Guangzhou, end of the wonderful journey.🛬 -- Must-see attractions: Jardin Majorelle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Rue Yves Saint Laurent, Marrakesh 40090 - Opening hours: 08:00-18:30 - Duration: 1-3 hours - YSL color garden, exotic plants surround the blue villa, a paradise for photography lovers! Caves of Hercules ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Terrasse Slouquia, Tangier - Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 - Duration: 15-30 minutes - Here, you can enjoy the magnificent sunrise and sunset over the sea, and feel the grandeur and tranquility of nature. Jemaa el-Fnaa ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Marrakesh 40000, Morocco - Opening hours: 10:30-00:00 - Duration: 1-2 hours - The market square gets more lively at night, with bright lights and a bustling crowd, as if you are in the world of Spirited Away. La Corniche ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Dar-el-Beida, Morocco - Opening hours: All day - Duration: 2-3 hours - A beautiful scenic road in Casablanca, with a gentle sea breeze and beautiful scenery, a great place to relax. -- Travel tips: 🎁Local handicrafts are affordable, don't forget to visit the local market! 💰The currency in Morocco is the dirham, with an exchange rate of about 1:1.5 with the RMB, easy to convert. ❄️The weather in Morocco is mild in January, warm and comfortable during the day, and slightly cool at night, remember to bring a jacket. -- The Morocco trip is over, with a glimpse of the customs of many countries, hope this journey will also become an unforgettable memory for you!🌍✨

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Hey guys, come! Here's the full guide for a 15-day trip to Morocco and more countries! Play around multiple countries, this article is enough, full of dry goods, hurry up and bookmark it! -- 🛤️Route Suggestions: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai, transfer in Dubai, and finally arrive in Casablanca to start your North African journey. Day 2-3: Visit Casablanca, including Mohammed V Square, then head to Marrakech to explore the Koutoubia Mosque, etc. Day 4-5: Travel from Marrakech to Rabat, visit the Royal Palace of Morocco, etc., then head to Meknes and Fez. Day 6-7: After visiting the ancient city of Fez, head to Chefchaouen and Tangier to experience local culture and cuisine. Day 8: Return to Casablanca, visit the Cape Spartel Lighthouse, etc., on the way. Day 9-13: Head to Tunis, passing through Hammamet, Kairouan, Tozeur, Douz, Matmata, El Jem, and Sousse, deeply experience the North African style, including camel riding in the Sahara Desert. Day 14-15: After visiting the old city of Tunis, transfer in Dubai and return to Shanghai, ending the North African journey. -- Must-visit Attractions: 🌺 Jardin Majorelle: Step into the YSL Color Garden and feel the blue villa surrounded by exotic plants, as if you are in a fairy tale world. 💙 Chefchaouen: Stroll through the small town full of blue houses, every step is a scenery. The shops on both sides of the path are even more fascinating. 🌃 Jemaa el-Fnaa: As night falls, the market square here becomes more and more lively. The dazzling array of goods and unique cultural atmosphere will definitely open your eyes. -- Travel Essentials: Here's a list of multiple countries including Morocco🧳! 📞 Phone card is a must, don't be blind when making calls abroad. 🔌 Plug converter, you can charge anywhere. 🪪 Photocopy of documents, safe backup is not afraid of losing. 👗 Light clothing and sunscreen, Morocco is just right in December. 🎒 Small bag, pack daily small items. 💊 Prepare some medicine, you can deal with colds and stomachs. 📷 Don't forget to bring a camera, beautiful scenery is indispensable! Remember these, travel easily, and enjoy exotic customs! The trip to Morocco is waiting for you to explore~🌍✨ -- Travel to multiple countries including Morocco, enjoy exotic customs, one trip, multiple experiences, waiting for you to explore this magical land!

Hi everyone! Here's a 12-day travel guide for a multi-country tour of Tunisia! Let's say goodbye to the old year and embark on a wonderful cross-country journey together. Please read carefully~ A new year always brings unexpected surprises! -------------------- 🚀Itinerary: 🌍Day 1-2: Start from bustling Shanghai, fly to Dubai, and then transfer to Casablanca. Experience the splendor of Mohammed V Square, the charming Atlantic Ocean, and delicious seafood! 🕌Day 3-4: Depart from Casablanca, visit the Hassan II Mosque to admire the magnificent architecture, then visit the ancient city of Meknes, and then head to the city of Volubilis, the ancient city of Fez, and the University of Al Quaraouiyine to experience exotic customs. 🚐Day 5-7: Depart from the ancient city of Chefchaouen, head to Casablanca, and then transfer to Tunisia. Visit the new and old towns of Hammamet, and finally Kairouan, the third holiest city in Islam! 🌵Day 8-9: Depart from Tozeur, head to Douz, experience the unique atmosphere of the Star Wars filming location, then arrive at Matmata, visit the El Jem Amphitheater, the spectacular Sahara Desert, and the El Jem Amphitheater. 🌞Day 10: Depart from Sousse, visit the ancient city of Carthage and the picturesque blue and white town of Sidi Bou Said, and experience authentic North African customs! ✈️Day 11-12: Finally, depart from Tunisia, transfer in Dubai, end our wonderful journey, and return to familiar Shanghai. -------------------- Travel tips: 1️⃣Visa information: Many people may not know, but you need a visa to visit Tunisia and other countries, so make sure to get it done before you leave!👌 2️⃣Exchange rate: The local currency in Tunisia is the dinar, which is about 0.5 times the value of the RMB, so be sure to calculate how much you want to spend!🔎💰 3️⃣Airport transportation: When you arrive in a foreign country, it's important to find the right transportation, so don't take a black cab, and use the official travel service platform!🚖🚌 4️⃣Food: Seafood is a must-eat in coastal countries! But make sure to eat in places with good hygiene, don't save money and hurt your stomach!🍽️🦀🐟 5️⃣Scenic spots: The blue and white town and desert scenery in Tunisia are not to be missed! So make sure your camera is fully charged, the scenery is beautiful, and your travel photos will be amazing!🎈📸 -------------------- So, do you want to try a multi-country tour of Morocco, Tunisia, and Egypt?😉 Don't wait, let's go, the world is waiting for you to explore!🎒🌍❤️

For all you travel lovers out there, the New Year is just around the corner. Here's a 12-day multi-country tour of Tunisia and other countries. Get ready for your New Year's trip with this comprehensive guide! Every step is exciting! . 💼Itinerary: DAY 1–2: Depart from Shanghai, stopover in Dubai, and arrive in Casablanca. Visit Mohammed V Square and the Atlantic Ocean, and enjoy a delicious Atlantic seafood dinner. DAY 3–5: Depart from Casablanca and visit Hassan II Mosque, the ancient city of Meknes, and the ancient city of Fez. Then, head to the ancient city of Chefchaouen, and return to Casablanca. DAY 6–8: Depart from Casablanca, stopover in Tunisia, and arrive in the new and old cities of Hammamet. Then, head to Kairouan and Tozeur, and visit the Aghlabid Basins. DAY 9–10: Depart from Tozeur and visit the Star Wars filming location of Ong Jemel and the Sahara Desert. Then, drive to Matmata, El Jem Amphitheater, and El Ghandouri. DAY 11–12: Depart from Sousse and visit the ancient city of Carthage and Sidi Bou Said. Then, return to Shanghai via Tunisia and Dubai. . Attraction recommendations: 🎈Chefchaouen💖💖💖💖💖 📍Address: Morocco ⏰Opening hours: All day ⌛Recommended visit time: 1–2 days Blue houses are everywhere, and the paths are lined with shops. This is a unique Moroccan landscape! 🎈Sahara Desert💖💖💖💖💖 📍Address: Sahara Desert ⌛Recommended visit time: 1–2 days The Sahara Desert is mysterious and vast, and is often used as an entry point to the Sahara. 🎈Miami Beach Boulevard💖💖💖💖 📍Address: Dar-el-Beida, Morocco ⌛Recommended visit time: 2–3 hours Miami Beach Boulevard is a beautiful scenic road in Casablanca, and is waiting for you to visit. . 🛄 Travel preparations: 🖥️ First, you need to bring a SIM card and plug adapter. A SIM card will allow you to stay connected overseas, and a plug adapter will allow you to use different countries' power outlets. 📑 Of course, don't forget all the necessary documents, including your passport, ID card, visa, etc. These are the basic requirements for entering any country. 👔 Next, pack your travel gear according to the December climate, including warm clothes, a raincoat, a hat, and gloves. These are essential for your trip to cold regions like Tunisia. 🔌 Also, don't forget to bring a charger and spare battery. Your electronic devices, such as your camera and phone, may be used intensively during your trip. 🎒 Bank cards, cash, and insurance policies are all essential to ensure you can handle any unexpected situations during your trip. 💊 Finally, remember to bring your usual medications and a first aid kit, just in case. This way, you can enjoy your trip with peace of mind. . In the ancient city of Tunisia, there are more beautiful sights waiting for you to explore. A multi-country tour of Europe is the way to go! Get rid of laziness and treat yourself to a spontaneous trip!⭐

Explore Morocco in 6 days! This itinerary will take you to the best of Morocco! Check out this guide and explore the charm of Morocco with ease! -------- Morocco is a historic North African country 🌍 with the stunning Atlas Mountains 🏔️ and the Sahara Desert 🏜️. The unique customs and hospitable people 🥰 make the traditional festivals like the Bride Festival even more lively! 🎉 -------- 🌍 Itinerary: DAY 1: Hassan Tower - Mausoleum of Mohammed V Visit Hassan Tower to feel the weight of history, then visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V to experience the grandeur of the Moroccan royal family. DAY 2: Caves of Hercules - Cape Spartel - Tangier Castle - Chefchaouen On the second day, visit the magical Caves of Hercules, then head to the picturesque Cape Spartel, then visit the historic Tangier Castle, and finally arrive at Chefchaouen, known as the Blue Pearl. DAY 3: Volubilis - Bab Bou Jeloud - Fes Medina - Chouara Tannery - Bou Inania Madrasa - Royal Palace of Fez On the third day, visit the ancient city of Volubilis, pass through the ancient Bab Bou Jeloud, and explore the unique charm of Fes Medina. Then visit the famous Chouara Tannery, Bou Inania Madrasa, and the magnificent Royal Palace of Fez. DAY 4: Ifrane - Ziz Valley - Sahara Desert On the fourth day, head to the beautiful Ifrane, cross the spectacular Ziz Valley, and finally arrive at the mysterious Sahara Desert to experience the fun of desert camping. DAY 5: Todra Gorge - Valley of Roses - Atlas Studios On the fifth day, continue the adventure and visit the wonders of Todra Gorge, admire the beauty of the Valley of Roses, and finally visit Atlas Studios to experience Morocco's film culture. DAY 6: Ait Benhaddou - Bahia Palace - Majorelle Garden - Jemaa el-Fnaa On the last day, visit the famous Ait Benhaddou, explore the exquisite Bahia Palace, stroll through the fragrant Majorelle Garden, and finally arrive at the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa to experience the local life of Morocco. -------- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Must-have items for a trip to Morocco 📞 A SIM card is a must for easy contact and internet access. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as Moroccan sockets may be different. 🪪 Bring all your documents. Although visa-free, you should always have your passport with you. 👗 If you go to Morocco in December, bring some warm coats and long pants. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to keep your devices charged. 🎩 Hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen, as Morocco is sunny, so you need to protect yourself from the sun! -------- Morocco is a charming and mysterious country waiting for you to explore more unknown beauty! 🌟

North Africa Morocco Tunisia Tour (9) World Heritage Site - Volubilis Chefchaouen - Meknes December 15, 2024 Sunny to cloudy, 8-18 degrees. A long drive of more than three and a half hours in the morning, arriving at the seventh stop - Meknes area in the afternoon. First visit Volubilis. Volubilis is known for its well-preserved Roman ruins (Figure 1) and was listed as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations in 1997. It is an ancient city from the 3rd century BC and the westernmost military stronghold of the Roman Empire. Volubilis was originally settled by the Phoenicians and Carthaginians. Under the expansion of the Roman Empire, it became an important city in the westernmost part of the Roman Empire in the 1st century AD, reaching its peak in the 2nd century, with the construction of many large public buildings, such as the Arch of Triumph (Figure 2), built in 217 AD, which is a landmark building in Volubilis; the public baths (Figure 3) show the luxurious life of the ancient Romans; and the exquisite mosaic floors (Figure 4) show the artistic level of the ancient times. After the third century, Volubilis gradually lost its importance for administrative and military reasons and was finally abandoned in the eighth century. More than a thousand years later, although the magnificent buildings of the past have become ruins in the smoke of the wind, the ancient city, in addition to the above-mentioned, also has the Tangier Gate (Figure 5), the Temple (Figure 6), the Council Hall (Figure 7), the Court (Figure 8), the Reservoir (Figure 9), etc., which are still faintly visible and are important archaeological sites for the study of ancient Roman life in North Africa.

North Africa Morocco Tunisia Tour (10) "Black Imperial City" - Meknes Meknes - Fez December 15, 2024 Sunny to cloudy, 4-18°C. After lunch, we went to Meknes for a visit. Meknes, the ancient capital of the Alaouite dynasty, is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco and the sixth largest city in Morocco. It is located on the northern slope of the Middle Atlas Mountains and was built in the 11th century. It reached its peak in the 17th and 18th centuries and was once the capital. It is a holy place of Islam and an important industrial and commercial center. The area also preserves many historical sites such as Roman relics. Meknes is called the Black City because the powerful army established by the ruler at that time was composed entirely of black slaves, so it was called the Black Imperial City. The Mansour Gate, which means victory and triumph, is under repair and is not shown in the photo. The legendary emperor Ismail was not only a powerful ruler, but also a prolific father. He had more than 500 wives and concubines of different skin colors, regions, and temperaments, and gave birth to 525 sons and 342 daughters. To this day, no one in the world can match him. The Mausoleum of Ismail is located inside the Mansour Gate (Figure 1), and the carriages used for sightseeing come and go (Figure 2). The mausoleum building, similar to an Islamic mosque, is imposing (Figure 3), and the interior decoration is exquisite and luxurious. The most impressive things are the floor, walls, and dome. Mosaic decorations in various patterns are everywhere, and the colors are bright and dazzling (Figures 4-9). The clothes and crowns of Ismail, his wife, and two daughters are placed in the building. With his death, the entire imperial city fell into ruins and did not prosper until the 20th century. After the visit, we drove for an hour to our eighth stop - Fez.

It was a coincidence that Sultan Moulay Ismail and King Louis XIV of France built a city in the wilderness at the same time. The former was located on a wooded hill about 70 km west of Fes, now known as Meknes, and the latter was the famous Palace of Versailles. From 1680 to 1693, the two dynasties maintained friendly relations. Later, the relationship between the two countries broke down when France refused to return the Moorish prisoners. Moulay Ismail's 54-year reign and extraordinary achievements made him a legendary figure. Early in his reign, he was very fond of Meknes and dreamed of building a city there that would be more magnificent than Fes and Marrakech. Meknes, as described by the Sultan's chronicler, was like this: "…20 strong gates were built on the city walls, with platforms for cannons on top. Inside the city, he built a huge artificial lake where people could row boats. There was a granary in the city, with huge underground reservoirs, and a stable three miles long for the Sultan to house his horses and mules, which could accommodate 12,000 horses. The ground under the arches was used to store grain for feeding the horses… He also built the Palace of Mansour, which had 20 domes, each of which overlooked the plains and mountains surrounding Meknes. Around the stables were all kinds of rare trees, and there were 50 palaces within the city walls, each with its own mosque and bathhouse…." Unfortunately, today's visitors to Meknes can hardly feel the splendor of the past!

Cycle 83 km east from Fez, almost non-stop through olive groves, and you can't imagine how trees can be planted in such barren and dry land! This kind of human spirit gives us endless hope, and we believe that as long as the Moroccans are willing, they are absolutely capable of changing the country! It's just that they haven't done enough yet, and the speed of improving the environment is proportional to the speed of destroying it. The ruins of Volubilis stand on a slightly sunken plain, and some broken shadows in the distance almost make people ignore its existence (Figure 11), just like its historical status. If it were not for the excavation and protection of the former French colonists, it would probably have been in the state of "dust to dust, earth to earth". Volubilis (called the Pharaoh's Castle by the Arabs) is the only large Roman colony discovered in Morocco so far, with a city area of 40 hectares and a total length of 2.6 km of city walls during its heyday. The olive industry was the main reason for the prosperity of the city, and many beautiful large mosaic floors and town houses were built in the 2nd century AD. But in the 17th century, it was almost completely destroyed by Moulay Ismail, the sultan with the Black Guard, who then took the fragments of the city to build his new capital, Meknes. Nevertheless, the site is still magnificent. Moulay Idriss (Figures 19-20) is located northwest of the Roman ruins, built on a semicircular hill, like a big white bun, shining in the sun. Distance creates beauty, and it is appropriate to use it here. When you enter the town, you will find it ugly and dirty. This is the worst place I have ever seen in Morocco: the number of shameless beggars and liars makes people reluctant to stay for another minute!

12-day tour of Tunisia and other countries, enjoy the charm of multiple countries in one trip! You can't miss this amazing itinerary, come and experience the exotic charm! -------- Tunisia, the pearl of the Mediterranean 🌊, the ancient city of Carthage tells a thousand-year history 🏛️. Multi-country tour, feel the ruggedness of North Africa and the elegance of Europe all the way, don't miss this land that combines multiple charms! -------- 🛣️ Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai Day 2-3: Dubai-Casablanca Tour | Visit Hassan II Temple, Meknes Ancient City and Volubilis City, enjoy Atlantic seafood and special veal meal Day 4-5: Explore Fez and Chefchaouen | Stroll through the ancient city of Fez, feel the charm of the ancient city, and then go to the charming blue town of Chefchaouen Day 6-7: Casablanca to Hammamet and Kairouan | Experience the modernity and ancient Medina of Hammamet, and then visit Kairouan, the third largest holy city of Islam Day 8-9: Tozeur, Douz and Matmata Tour | Cross the filming location of Star Wars, feel the magnificence of the Sahara Desert, and then visit Matmata and historical sites Day 10: Sousse, Carthage and Blue and White Town | Explore the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage and stroll through the beautiful blue and white town Day 11-12: Return to Dubai, then back to Shanghai | End the wonderful journey and return home with memories -------- 🧳 Travel list: multi-country tour, easy packing! 📞 Phone card is a must, the network is uninterrupted, and you can contact anytime without worry. 🔌 Bring a plug converter, different voltages in different countries, no worries about charging. 🪪 It is very important to have complete documents, prepare passports and visas, and enter the country without worry. 👗 Clothes should be seasonal, Tunisia is slightly cold in December, and warm coats are indispensable. 🔋 Don't forget the charger, both mobile phones and cameras need to be charged to leave good memories. 💊 It is also important to have regular medicine, travel and health are not delayed, and you can play with peace of mind. -------- Multi-country tour of Tunisia and other countries, enjoy exotic customs, feel the collision of diverse cultures, waiting for you to experience! 🌍✨ Don't forget to follow me for more travel tips!

Hey guys, here's a complete guide to a 12-day tour of Tunisia and more! This is all you need to know to travel to multiple countries. Save it now! / 🛫 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai and get ready for the journey! Day 2-3: Arrive in Casablanca, visit Mohammed V Square, experience the Atlantic style of Miami Beach Avenue, and taste local seafood. Then head to Meknes, Volubilis, and Fez to explore the charm of the ancient city and taste local specialties. Day 4-5: Explore the ancient city of Fez and experience the historical charm of the University of Al Quaraouiyine. Then head to the dreamy blue city of Chefchaouen, enjoy the ancient city, and have a relaxing time. Day 6-7: Travel from Casablanca to Tunisia, passing through Hammamet, where you can experience the blend of the modern new city and the old city of Medina. Then visit Kairouan, the third holiest city in Islam, and admire the grandeur of the Aghlabid Basins. Day 8-9: Visit Tozeur, visit Ong Jemel, the filming location of Star Wars, and experience the wonders of the Sahara Desert. Then head to Douz, Matmata, and Sousse to visit ancient sites and experience the rich history. Day 10: Depart from Sousse, visit the ancient city of Carthage, stroll through the blue and white town, and experience the unique charm of Tunisia. Day 11-12: Return to Dubai, end the pleasant journey, and return to Shanghai with a full load. / Must-visit attractions: 🏜️ Sahara Desert: This is often chosen as the starting point for exploring the mysterious Sahara and experiencing the vastness and grandeur of the desert. 💙 Chefchaouen: Stroll through the old town with its blue houses and shops in the alleys, as if you were in a dreamy blue ocean. 🌊 Miami Beach Avenue: Standing here, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Casablanca, which is undoubtedly the best place to enjoy the seaside scenery. 🏰 Sidi Bou Said: A romantic town on the Mediterranean coast, with white walls and blue windows, like a fairy tale world, making people linger. / Travel tips: 🍽️ Food: Be sure to try the Tunisian tagine rice, it's delicious! Choose a hygienic restaurant to avoid food poisoning. 💶 Currency exchange rate: The Tunisian dinar is the local currency, so learn about the exchange rate with the RMB in advance for easy conversion. ✈️ Airport transportation: Tunisia has several international airports, and taxis are a convenient option, so remember to use the meter. 👗 Dress code: Tunisia is relatively conservative, so avoid exposure in public places and respect local culture. 💬 Language: Arabic is the main language, but French is also common, so learning some basic phrases will help you integrate into the local life. / A multi-country tour of Tunisia and more, one journey, multiple experiences! Come and explore, and make the beauty within reach, don't miss it! 🌟

Experience a 14-day in-depth tour of Tunisia and other countries, immersing yourself in unique exotic cultures. It's definitely a travel experience you shouldn't miss! -------------------- Itinerary: Day 1: 🛫Fly from Shanghai to Dubai, starting the journey! Day 2-3: Dubai➡️Tunisia, visit Hammamet and Kairouan, experience foreign cultures. Day 4-5: Head to the Sahara Desert 🏜️, go on a camel riding adventure, stay overnight in a unique desert hotel, then proceed to Sousse. Day 6: Explore the blue and white town and the ruins of ancient Carthage, experience North African charm. Day 7-9: Travel to Morocco, wander through Marrakech and Rabat, experience the allure of Morocco. Day 10-11: Continue the Moroccan journey, explore Asilah, Tangier, and Chefchaouen. Day 12: Fez 🚌 Meknes 🚌 Casablanca, visit multiple cities in one day, feel the blend of history and modernity. Day 13: Casablanca ✈️ Dubai, passing by Hassan II Mosque, a final amazing sight before the return journey. Day 14: 🛬Fly back to Shanghai from Dubai, concluding the wonderful trip! -------------------- Travel checklist: 🧳Multi-country tour, easy departure! 📂 Documents: Passport and visa are essential, also bring your driver's license and international driver's license translation for unexpected needs. 🔌 Electronics: Bring a plug adapter for worry-free charging across multiple countries. Don't forget chargers and power banks to keep your devices fully charged at all times. 👗 Clothing: The weather in Tunisia and other destinations is pleasant in November. Pack light clothing such as thin jackets and long pants. Hats and sunglasses are also great for sun protection. 💊 Medications: Pack some common medications like cold medicine, pain relievers, and band-aids. Insect repellent is also important to avoid mosquito bites. 💰 Finances: Prepare some cash and credit cards for convenient shopping and dining. Also, don't forget to buy a phone card for easy communication. -------------------- 🌟Don't miss out! Like and follow to explore Tunisia with us and unlock more beautiful travel destinations! 🌟

Explore Morocco in seven days and experience the mystery and romance of this exotic land. Don't miss this travel guide! / 🚗 Itinerary: DAY 1: Majorelle Garden - Bahia Palace - Jemaa el-Fna On the first day, explore Marrakech in depth, visit the beautiful Majorelle Garden, experience the history of Bahia Palace, and visit the bustling Jemaa el-Fna at night. DAY 2: Ait Benhaddou On the second day, head to Ait Benhaddou, a beautiful ancient village in Morocco, and experience its thousand-year history. DAY 3: Todra Gorge - Merzouga Desert Cross the spectacular Todra Gorge, explore the vast and mysterious Merzouga Desert, and experience desert camping. DAY 4: Merzouga 🚘 Ifrane 🚘 Fes Drive across Morocco from Merzouga to Ifrane, and finally arrive at the historic city of Fes. Enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way. DAY 5: Fes Medina - Meknes - Bab Bou Jeloud - Bab Mansour Explore the ancient city of Fes, visit the Medina, then head to Meknes to see Bab Bou Jeloud and Bab Mansour, and experience the history of Morocco. DAY 6: Chefchaouen Explore the blue pearl of Chefchaouen. Stroll through the blue streets and alleys and feel like you're in a fairy tale world. DAY 7: Majorelle Garden - Bahia Palace - Jemaa el-Fna On the last day, visit the classic attractions of Marrakech again, revisit the Majorelle Garden and Bahia Palace, and say goodbye to Jemaa el-Fna. / Places to visit: 🌟 Majorelle Garden: Enter the colorful garden of YSL and experience the romantic fusion of exotic plants and blue villas. 🌙 Jemaa el-Fna: When night falls, this place becomes even more lively. Come and explore the charm of the market square. 💎 Bahia Palace: The exquisite mosaics and carved buildings complement each other, and the elegance of the ancient buildings is here. / 🧳 Travel checklist: Must-have items for a trip to Morocco 🌍 📞 A SIM card is a must. Inwi or Orange are good choices, and Telecom has signal in the desert. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter. Morocco uses European standards, and C, E, and F types are all fine. 🪪 You only need a passport. Morocco is visa-free, so you can travel easily. 👗 Prepare your clothes. Djellabas and long skirts are very atmospheric, and don't forget a sun hat and sunglasses. 🔋 Don't forget chargers and power banks. Charge your phone and camera. 💊 Medicine is also important. Bring medicine for your stomach and colds, and iodine and cotton swabs for external injuries. 👟 Choose your shoes carefully. Flat or low-heeled shoes are best, and sneakers are suitable for the desert. These are the must-have items for a trip to Morocco. You can add some personal items according to your needs. Have a nice trip! 🌟 / Morocco is a charming country waiting for you to explore! Don't hesitate, take this guide and start your dream trip! 🌈✨

A 13-day tour of Morocco and other countries, full of surprises, is an experience you can't miss! Check out the detailed guide and discover more exciting things! / This time, let's go to Morocco and other countries 🌍! Don't underestimate Morocco 🇲🇦, its history is as fascinating as the elegant Marrakech Palace 🕌; and the scenery is as beautiful as the Sahara Desert 🏜️, as magnificent as a Moroccan girl in a loose robe with a smile. This journey will be an unforgettable experience for you 🏞️! / 🚀 Itinerary: D1: Departure, arrive in Istanbul, enjoy the beauty of the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures. D2-D5: 🎈 Istanbul - Tozeur: via Tunis, Hammamet, Kairouan, enjoy the unique charm of North Africa. D5-D6: 🚎 Tozeur - Casablanca: via Douz, Matmata, El Jem, Sousse, experience the classical and modern Tunisia. D7-D9: 🌞 Casablanca - Fez: via Asilah, Tangier, Tetouan, Chefchaouen, Meknes, immerse yourself in the Arab style. D10-D11: 🕌 Rabat - Marrakech: explore two imperial cities and enjoy the scenery of Morocco. D12-D13: ✈️ Marrakech - Guangzhou: end the trip to Morocco, return to Istanbul, and then return to Guangzhou. / Attractions: 🌸 Majorelle Garden: YSL Color Garden, exotic plants surround the blue villa. It is like being in a fairy tale world. 🎪 Jemaa el-Fnaa: The market square gets busier at night. 🌌 At night, everything looks neon. 🏙 Chefchaouen: Blue houses are everywhere, and the paths are covered with shops. 💙 Full of romance and a little mystery. 🏞 Cave of Hercules: Enjoy the magnificent view of the sunrise and sunset over the sea. 🌅 Here, you can indulge in the beauty of nature. 👣 Miami Beach Avenue: A beautiful scenic road in Casablanca. 🌊 Enjoy a quiet moment by the sea. / Notes: 🥘 Food: Don't miss the lamb kebabs and mussel risotto in Morocco, they are unique and fresh. If you are a foodie, this place will satisfy you. 🍽️ ⏱️ Time difference: Morocco is 8 hours behind China, so adjust your schedule in advance to avoid jet lag. ⏰ 💰 Foreign exchange: The currency of Morocco is the Moroccan dirham, and the exchange rate fluctuates greatly. Currently, 1 RMB is about 1.3 Moroccan dirhams, so it is safe to bring some RMB cash, but you can also use a credit card, which is convenient and easy to tip. 💳 🛍️ Specialty prices: Handmade Moroccan ceramics and carpets are worth buying. Buy from a fair trade store to ensure you get a high-quality product. A small bowl costs about RMB 100, and a carpet costs about RMB 300. 🎁 / With anticipation, take this guide and explore the culture and scenery of Morocco and other countries. Follow me and let's continue our journey!

14-day in-depth tour of Morocco and other countries, all in one! Carefully selected routes to take you to Morocco and its surroundings. Get this guide and start your dream trip! -------------------- Travel to Morocco and other countries, and take you through the corridor of history! From the 🏰 Marrakech in North Africa to the magnificence of the Sahara Desert, experience the ancient charm of Morocco and the exotic style of Europe. Also known as the Garden of North Africa, waiting for you to explore! -------------------- 📅Itinerary: D1: Beijing👉Dubai, start your journey! D2-D3: Dubai👉Casablanca👉Marrakech, visit Hassan II Temple, Mohammed V Square, and Yves Saint Laurent Private Garden, and enjoy roast lamb. D4-D5: Marrakech👉Ait Benhaddou👉Ouarzazate👉Merzouga, explore Ait Benhaddou Village, cross the Todra Gorge, and ride a camel to enjoy the dunes and enjoy the special meal couscous. D6-D7: Merzouga👉Ifrane👉Fez👉Volubilis, check in at the same restaurant as "Sisters Over Flowers", visit the dyeing vat and the University of Al Quaraouiyine. D8-D9: Volubilis👉Chefchaouen👉Tangier👉Rabat👉Casablanca, experience the charm of the blue town, taste Moroccan mint tea, and visit the Royal Palace of Rabat. D10-D12: Casablanca👉Tunis👉Hammamet👉Kairouan👉El Jem👉Sousse👉Carthage, explore the Okba Mosque, El Jem Amphitheater, and the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage. D13-D14: Tunis👉Dubai👉Beijing, visit the Bardo National Museum before the end of the trip. 🎉 -------------------- Tips: 💶 The exchange rate of Moroccan Dirham to RMB is about 1:1.38, which is convenient for conversion. 🕒 The time difference with China is about 5-8 hours. Plan your itinerary in advance to avoid jet lag. 🎁 Specialties such as pointed slippers and handmade carpets are affordable, and argan oil and pottery are also worth buying. 📸 When taking pictures of local scenery and people, remember to get permission first to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. -------------------- 🌟The magic of Morocco and the customs of many countries are waiting for you to explore. Come and start your dream trip and enjoy the exotic customs!🌍✨

Meknes, located in Morocco, is a city filled with rich history and heritage that dates back to the 11th century. The city is known for its stunning architecture, including the grand Bab Mansour gate, which is a true masterpiece of Moroccan design. The old city, or medina, is a labyrinth of narrow alleyways, bustling souks, and ancient buildings that transport visitors back in time. The city is also home to several impressive palaces, such as the Heri es-Souani granaries and the Dar Jamai Museum, which offer a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of Morocco's rulers. Just a short drive away from Meknes is Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, a picturesque town perched on a hilltop overlooking the surrounding countryside. This town is named after Moulay Idriss I, the founder of the Idrisid dynasty and a revered figure in Moroccan history. The town is known for its peaceful atmosphere, charming streets, and white-washed buildings that create a stunning backdrop against the blue sky. Both Meknes and Moulay Idriss Zerhoun are ideally located for exploring the nearby Roman ruins of Volubilis and the holy city of Fes. The combination of ancient heritage, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes make these two cities a must-visit destination for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of Morocco. 💞Reasons to Recommend: if your interest to see the authentic side of Morocco. Getting There - we hired a car and went for a road trip Attractions - old cities and must visit the old medina of moulay idriss zerhoun #travelmorocco #visitmorocco #roadtrips #morocco🇲🇦

Meknes, also known as Mequinez, is a captivating city in Morocco. Its name traces back to the Berber tribe that founded it, known as the Miknasa. Situated approximately 138 kilometers east of Rabat and 60 kilometers west of Fez, Meknes boasts a rich history and cultural significance. Founded in the 11th century by the Almoravids, Meknes began as a military settlement. However, it truly flourished during the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismaïl (1672–1727), who transformed it into the capital of Morocco. Under his rule, Meknes witnessed the creation of a massive imperial palace complex, extensive fortifications, and grand gates. Today, Meknes stands as one of the four Imperial cities of Morocco, nestled in the northern central region. Its historic medina, ancient mosques, and impressive architecture continue to enchant visitors, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a glimpse into Morocco’s past and present. #dreamvoyage

Marrakech, Morocco 🇲🇦 - A city that is more than meets the eye. Rediscover the true essence of Marrakech at the enchanting Riad Bliss 📌 Nestled in the heart of the bustling Medina, this traditional Moroccan riad offers an oasis of tranquility and bliss. Indulge in authentic Moroccan hospitality and immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of the riad's architecture and gardens. Explore the vibrant streets, taste exotic flavors, and uncover the secrets of Marrakech's hidden gems. Riad Bliss is your gateway to unlocking the true magic of Marrakech.

As my Jesus sandals make another appearance, I can't help but embrace the desert vibe of Marrakech 🌵 Immerse yourself in the magic of Marrakech's desert landscape and let the golden sands awaken your adventurous spirit. From exploring the labyrinthine streets of the Medina to riding a camel through the Sahara dunes, Marrakech offers a unique and unforgettable desert experience. Let your feet wander in the sandy terrain and feel the warmth of the desert sun on your skin. Marrakech is calling, and the desert is ready to be explored.

Meknes is the youngest city in Morocco's four imperial cities. The royal granary and the stables in the city, although now ruined, are still shining towards the sun. The ruler of that year loved the horse very much, so he built the palace for his 500 horses, and built a granary next to it. If the granary is full of food, he can live for a long time in his life... ...

Meknes is the youngest city in Morocco's four imperial cities. The royal granary and the stables in the city, although now ruined, are still shining towards the sun. The ruler of that year loved the horse very much, so he built the palace for his 500 horses, and built a granary next to it. If the granary is full of food, he can live for a long time in his life... ...although the people are hungry... (in Meknes)

Meknes was a military city built by Mullah in the 11th century, and became the national capital (1672-1727) during the reign of the Alawite dynasty, Sultan Moulay Isma. Sudan has built Meknes into a majestic Spanish-Moorish-style city surrounded by high walls and huge doors. Even today, we can still see that this is a 17th-century Maghreb Islamic and European style. Harmonious unity. * Meknes on the way to Chefchaouen to Fes, you can have a short stay for half a day, or you can stay for one night. Babman Sulmen is in the heart of the old city, and there is a parking lot in the nearby square, from which you can travel to other attractions. The funny thing is that because the homework was not done well, we took a photo for a long time on the inside of the door. However, the more beautiful side of the gate is on the side of the street, but the side is crowded and it is difficult to take pictures slowly. There is a lot of structures like small chimneys on the open space at kara prison. These are the natural lighting design of Kara prison. There are some exhibitions in the prison, but there is almost no visibility. In the dark underground, feel the feeling of being imprisoned in ancient times. However, tickets are only 10DH. The Maid Square opposite Harding Square is home to the Medersa Bou Inania, a unique building of the Marinid dynasty. The interior carvings are also exquisite and suitable for love. Take a photo of the young lady and take some time.