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.

How did I not discover this travel treasure sooner

Hey! Are you ready to explore the mysterious charm of Morocco? 🌟 First, don't miss the jewel of Morocco—the Marrakech markets, where the narrow alleys are filled with all kinds of treasures and souvenirs! 💍 Here, you can experience one of the oldest markets in Africa, exploring various exquisite handicrafts and local specialty products. Next, you must visit the Sahara Desert in Morocco! 🐪 Experience a wonderful journey riding camels through the desert, admire the spectacular sunrises and sunsets, and feel the tranquility and grandeur of the desert. If conditions allow, you can also camp in the desert, accompanied by the starry sky, and spend a romantic night. Don't forget to tour the blue town of Morocco—Chefchaouen! 💙 Wander through this sea of blue, feeling a different kind of tranquility and mystery. Here you can find countless beautiful blue buildings, each one a unique piece of art, definitely a paradise for photography enthusiasts. And for history lovers, the ancient city of Fez in Morocco is a must-visit attraction! 🕌 This ancient city is filled with Arab flair and the essence of Moroccan culture, walking through the narrow alleys is like traveling back to the world a thousand years ago. You can visit ancient mosques, palaces, and traditional workshops to understand the long history and culture of Morocco. Finally, don't forget to taste Moroccan cuisine! 🍽 Whether it's the classic tagine, grilled lamb skewers, or local specialties like thin pancakes and anise tea, your taste buds will be greatly satisfied. Moroccan food culture is rich and colorful, and it will definitely leave you with unforgettable taste memories! So, pack your bags and embark on an exotic journey to Morocco! 🌍 You will surely be deeply fascinated by this charming and surprising country!

The Sahara Desert 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.

Morocco~ I love the myriad charms of this exotic North African kingdom

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

Morocco Travel Experience

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

Traveling to Morocco from January to March|How to better avoid thunderstorms, with itinerary attached

|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

The alien journey in the Sahara Desert

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...

Unlock the mysterious North Africa! Morocco Cross Tour·Must-Go Check-in Guide!

🌄In the exotic Morocco, our wonderful journey starts from the bustling Marrakech! 📝Morocco has implemented a visa-free policy for Chinese citizens. As long as you hold a valid passport, you can directly enter and visit the Mediterranean style of this North African pearl and the unique charm of the African continent👍. - 📍Day 1: Landing in Marrakech, the lively jemaa el-Fna square under the night is extraordinary, food and performances make people linger! 😍After the night snack, the unique charm of the riad awaits your exploration. - 🚗Day 2: Go to the mysterious ancient city of Ait Benhaddou, the traces of history are in front of you🏯; then arrive at the Ouarzazate film city, as if stepping into the Hollywood blockbuster shooting scene🎬; finally arrive at the magnificent Dades Gorge, the nature's masterpiece is shocking! - _routes through_ 🚗Day 3: Continue to go deep, cross the Todra Gorge, find beauty in the rugged, and then plunge into the embrace of the Sahara Desert (Merzouga Desert), the golden sand dunes are poetic and picturesque, ride a camel to watch the sunset in the desert, extremely romantic🌅! - 🏜Day 4: Leave the Sahara, pass through the Erg Chebbi dunes, experience another desert scenery; gallop all the way, pass through Erfoud, Midelt, Azrou, and finally arrive at the culturally rich ancient city of Fez, stroll through the labyrinth-like old city, feel the charm of the millennium. - Staircase town💕Day 5: Go to the blue fairy tale world-Chefchaouen, every corner there hides surprises, every blue is worth being captured by the lens📷. - 🏖Day 6: Casablanca, the white city on the Atlantic, visit the Hassan II Mosque and Miami Beach Boulevard, enjoy leisure time🏖. - ✈Day 7: Full of memories, depart from Casablanca Airport, end this fulfilling and unforgettable Moroccan journey.🎈 - Dear travelers must pay attention to these seven intimate Tips, to make the journey smoother💖: - 1. 🚢A bottle of mineral water from hometown is a secret weapon: Remember to check in a bottle of domestic mineral water before departure, and boil it with local water when you first arrive in Morocco, which can effectively prevent the small troubles caused by acclimatization💦! - 2. 💵Money exchange tips, dollars are more cost-effective: It is recommended to exchange dollars in advance in China, and then exchange them into dirhams after arriving at the local airport. Not only is the exchange rate cost-effective, don't forget to remind the staff to give more change, because in a tip country, you may need to use coins to express gratitude at any time😊! - 3. 📶Wi-Fi card is good, but it is out of contact in the desert: Although the local Wi-Fi card is affordable and the signal is stable, please remember that once you step into the desert area, the network signal becomes a luxury, so be prepared for the disconnection💻! - 4. 🔌Conversion plug + plug board = charging artifact: Morocco uses European standard plugs, so remember to bring a conversion plug and a plug board, so that your electronic devices can collectively "refuel", and you don't have to worry about power shortage📱! - 5. 🌞Sunscreen is beneficial, and common medicines are self-contained: The sun in Morocco is hot, and you must bring more sunscreen. In addition, due to the difference in medicines, it is recommended to carry basic common medicines for emergencies💊. - 6. 🍜Instant noodles can also save the world: Moroccan local meals may not be in line with the taste of some people, so you might as well carry a few packs of instant noodles or snacks. When you are hungry, you can definitely solve the urgent need🍜! - 7. 🧕Long skirts, trousers, shawls, must be prepared for entering the mosque: Respect local culture, female friends should prepare long skirts, trousers or large shawls, which are indispensable when visiting the mosque, both warm and decent💃! - Interactive tips💡: Come and leave a message to tell everyone what part of Morocco you are most looking forward to? Or what unforgettable experiences do you have in Morocco? Welcome to share😊. -

How to get to the Sahara Desert? How to play? Is it expensive? The guide is all here

Chapter 7: After 23 years of traveling the world, I finally fulfilled my dream of "riding a camel and wandering the Sahara Desert". In junior high school, the book "Crying Camel" by Sanmao planted the dream of traveling the world in my heart! After growing up, I gave up my job as a TV host and director, focused on traveling, and finally drove to Merzouga, Morocco, Africa, after completing more than 100 countries. Yesterday, I watched the desert sunset on a camel in the Sahara Desert. I parked the car outside the desert, temporarily found a registration office of a desert tent camp, and bargained for 50 euros (about 400 RMB) per person, including riding a camel, living in a tent, and two meals in the evening and morning. The off-road vehicle sent me into the desert, then rode a camel for an hour, arrived at the top of the sand mountain to watch the sunset, and after dark, I could only reach the tent camp by riding a camel for another 40 minutes. The desert wind was strong, the temperature was 7-8 degrees, I came from Thailand, I didn't bring a down jacket, I was shivering with cold and diarrhea, there was a desert bonfire party at night, Bedouin people performed hand drum dances, it was so happy, and the people who lived in the camp were several European white couples. When watching the sunset on the sand mountain, I saw more than a dozen Chinese students studying in the UK. They all came with the tour group. In Morocco, like us, we only met a Dutch couple who rented a car and drove by themselves.

Morocco Self-Driving Tour | In addition to the scenery, the people are also beautiful

Free Travel Guide 6: On the third day of self-driving, drive from to the Sahara Desert for 5 and a half hours. Along the way, in addition to mountains and deserts, I also passed through several small towns with a strong Moroccan style. In the moment the car passed by, I captured some expressions of passers-by. It was already past 16 o'clock when I arrived at the Sahara

It was only after going to Morocco that I realized

Recently, my best friend and I went to Morocco and discovered many interesting things. Let's summarize the experiences we gained in Morocco. 1, The cost of living in Morocco is really low, shopping will not be particularly heartbreaking 2, The Sahara Desert is a must-visit, but you really need to choose a better tent hotel, otherwise the bathing water is cold at night, sleeping is cold, and the overall experience drops a lot 3, The SIM card is directly picked up for free at the airport after landing, and you can use it directly after recharging data and call fees 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 thieves 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 is not cost-effective to exchange currency at the airport, it is recommended to go to the Chinese restaurant in the city 10, I think the tagine pot is quite delicious, but if you eat too much, you will get tired. If you are worried that you can't get used to the food here, you can bring some chili sauce or small dishes 11, If someone kindly shows you the way on the road, you must refuse, because there will be tips in the end 12, The weather in Morocco in December is very good, it is sunny during the day, and 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, and the time spent in the car every day is very long. If someone tells you that you can run through the whole of Morocco in 4 or 5 days , then this travel agency must be irresponsible 14, The sleepless square is very lively, with various street performances, especially snake playing, scary, and a variety of delicious snacks 15, Fez is really a maze city, without a guide, it is difficult to move in it

Just came back from Morocco, not sure whether to talk about it or not

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

What to do in Harbin in winter

It‘s only when the city gets reallyyyyyy cold, that Harbin heats up! ❄️🔥 Harbin, located in northeastern China, is famous for its extremely cold winters and the annual Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival. Here are some things to do in Harbin during the winter: Visit the Harbin Ice and Snow World: This is the main attraction of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival. It features massive ice sculptures, snow sculptures, and ice slides, all illuminated with colorful lights. Stroll along the frozen Songhua River: The Songhua River is one of the largest rivers in China, and during the winter it freezes over, creating a unique landscape. You can walk on the frozen river, go ice-skating, or take a horse-drawn carriage ride. Explore the Saint Sophia Cathedral: This Russian Orthodox church was built in 1907 and is now a museum. It is a beautiful example of Russian architecture and is especially picturesque when covered in snow.

Morocco Travelogue | Encountering the Blue of Chefchaouen and the Golden Sands of the Sahara Desert

Hello, everyone. Today we are going to visit the Kingdom of Morocco (Le Royaume du Maroc), a coastal Arab country in northwest Africa. Here, we will encounter the blue and golden sky of the world, including the beautiful cities of Chefchaouen and the Sahara Desert. Morocco, Africa 1. Chefchaouen Old City of Chefchaouen Chefchaouen is a city located in the northwest of Morocco, a North African country. It is far from the hustle and bustle of big cities, and most of the houses' doors, stairs, and walls are painted in the brightest sky blue. This African small town, full of fairy tale beauty and romanticism, is one of the must-visit cities in Morocco. On that day, I happened to pass by an alley where the sunlight only covered half of the wall, making it difficult to distinguish for a moment. Later, upon careful examination, I discovered that the clear blue on this side and the dark blue on the other side were actually one entity. Just like people, we have many facets - confident and happy, insecure and sad. Accepting that we have happiness and also embracing that we will encounter sadness. By the way, when you come to Chefchaouen, you must try the local orange juice. It's freshly squeezed, abundant in juice, and very sweet~ 2. Sahara Desert Sahara Desert, Africa The Sahara Desert is the largest desert in the world after Antarctica, located in northern Africa from the Mediterranean in the north to the Sudanese grasslands in the south. It spans the northern part of the African continent, with a length of 5,600 kilometers from east to west and a width of approximately 1,600 kilometers from north to south, accounting for about 32% of the total area of Africa. In the history of Marrakech, Morocco, it was the starting point of the trade route for caravans crossing the Sahara Desert, and its transportation location was important. Today, our Sahara Desert journey also starts from here. At a glance, a golden sun connects to a golden expanse, deeply sighing at the magic of nature, a masterpiece of divine craftsmanship. "Creating" mountains, rivers, and oceans, as well as creating countless grains of sand. It is very shocking and spectacular. In the Sahara Desert, the most direct means of transportation is the camel 🐫. Slowly strolling through the yellow sand, riding on my beloved little camel, it is also a different life experience~ One of the most unforgettable memories to experience in the Sahara Desert is watching the sunrise, from the moment the tip of the sun appears on the horizon to when it fully rises. Each stage, each different state, always shining on the earth to provide all living things with the light they need - it is both strength and a kind of hope. Wait until the night turns over and it will be a new day, don't be afraid of the imperfect corners in life, sunshine is scattered in every crack!

Catching the sunrise in the Sahara desert. How magical is the first light in this special place?

This desert is one of my favorite places on earth, it’s such a surreal experience to look all around you and see these beautiful sand dunes 🤤 I’ve been here before but sharing it wih @candela.mont was definitely special.

Woke up early in the morning and ran up the sand dunes to be able to watch the sun rise above the Sahara Desert. Worth it.

Morning coffee tastes better when enjoyed with your loved ones. And even better when served on the top of the rooftop in Morocco.

One boy in the Sahara Desert Morocco net red land in Sanmao "Every time I miss you, a sand falls in the sky, and the Sahara is formed" - San Mao "The Story of Sahara" "I only read it again, I can't explain it. It belongs to the nostalgia of past life memories. It is inexplicable and unreservedly handed over to the strange world." Finally we also came to "Qing Women" San Mao Living alone in the Sahara Desert! The world's largest sandy desert, with very bad climatic conditions, is actually one of the most unsuitable places for living on Earth; "the camel ringing in the ear" becomes a reality; Sahara near Mezuka is Unique, famous print-like Erg Chebbi dunes are famous for their different natural colors such as gold and pink as natural light changes; only half a minute before seeing the dunes in front As the sun sets, the color is deeper, and the shade is changed to a reddish blood by the painter; a good piece of "Lonely Sandbar Cold"; The imprint on the desert is the photographer's favorite, When I was looking at the off-road vehicle, a Moroccan blue boy with a head slammed into my sight; boys blue clothes were blown by the wind, and he still walked into the sand dunes in the sand cloak, it seems that there is him. The interest is there; Next I always use the lens to track the blue boy. At this time, near the dusk, the desert he is facing presents a golden color, and numerous wrinkles of sand grains, such as solid gold waves, extend. To the distance; vast desert, quiet Shahai, solemn and solemn, as if nature has solidified the turbulent waves here, still, but the blue boy is still dancing in the far wind; at sunset, 400mm telephoto lens In this, the scenery consisting of the magical Sahara desert, the camel in the distance and the tourists who are waiting for the sunset are beautiful; The sky is getting darker, the car has moved on the sand dunes, and the teenager has gone a little further, but The blue of the clothes is still floating in the golden red, my lens has repeatedly focused on him... "The setting sun dyed the desert into a bright red blood, horror... The earth is transformed into a poetic Desolation. The Sahara under the three-brush is a vast undulating undulating sandfield, and the mystery of the sand-filled sea... The desert boy lives happily in such an environment like this; my lens points again Deliberately standing in front of the blue boy, he still shows me in the back. In fact, he knows that my eyes have been following him. After he has placed this very handsome POSS, a pantomime of "Great Desert Adventure" is full of curtains.

Visiting the color of the country - Morocco in Morocco, may experience the sudden desert storm like me, meet the kind and friendly Moroccan people, taste the strange food ... are fresh memories. There is a particularly tired feeling in the process, but when it ends, the heart still misses it. Missing it is different, and its impactful color. Transportation: Beijing - Dubai - Casablanca flights from China to Morocco, the nearest transit route is Dubai, must reserve enough time, Dubai security always queue . Mr. Overview: Morocco is known as the Kingdom of Morocco and has the reputation of North African Garden. Located on the northwestern tip of the African continent, the north is across the Strait of Gibraltar from Spain and is an ancient civilization with a thousand years of history. Connected to the Sahara Desert, the world's largest desert, it is one of the best destinations for entering the Sahara. Journey experience: Moroccan house The RIAD in Marrakech and Fez, the colorful mosaics make the whole house exquisite and luxurious. The earthy house will make you feel like everything in front of you. Entering the desert area, the color of the land and the color of the house are more and more like. The house is no longer that kind of luxurious, but grounded. Even this kind of bare scene can make people feel the fear of life! I have lived the most interesting, and it is also a tent hotel in the desert. In the boundless desert, the stars in the sky are surprisingly bright. Although it has caught up with the desert storm that has not happened for many years, this unique experience is even more unforgettable. Moroccan food Moroccan food, people love and hate. Suddenly, I feel that the taste is rich, and people can enjoy it. Its suddenly a meal and its weird. The food is mainly halal food, and the barbecue, mutton and glutinous rice are the main foods. Among them, the two most memorable: tower base pot and olives. The people of Morocco The people I met in Morocco, surprisingly kind and friendly. Every day on the road, they will say hello enthusiasm, hello in the language of each country. Moroccan handicrafts Morocco has too many beautiful handicrafts, carpets, crepe scarves, plates... too much. Even the hotel that lives in it is often like a display hall for handicrafts. I finally bought a long-awaited ethnic-style hand-woven rug in Morocco~ I don't want it, there are small ceramics and pointed shoes. This is the place to satisfy the girls desire to shop to the greatest extent possible. The most memorable part of the trip is the desert. is the Sahara, it's decisive and desolate, looking at the khaki-colored world, the reddish-brown building, and the colorful embellishment. I remember in the car, suddenly the wind blew, the wind and sand hit the glass desperately, so barbaric. This land, despair and hope coexist, I have not yet understood it. So it left me the desire to go next time.

"Every time I miss you, there is a sand falling in the sky, and the Sahara is formed." - Sanmao from sunset to sunrise, high-value team, boutique desert accommodation and "net red" photography points Every day, there is enough free time at your disposal. This kind of Sahara can be repeated again... For a long time, the Sahara desert is like a natural disaster that hinders the in-depth exploration of travelers. Today, several routes through the desert have been opened, making the adventures of adventurers come true. Travel in the desert is a challenge to people's physical strength and intelligence, but it is strange and exciting: swimming in the long desert, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this feeling must be experienced!

On the edge of the Sahara Desert, there is no limit to the scenery: let's take a look at the lakes, canyons and snow-capped mountains along the way. Stay at the "Morocco Longmen Inn" at the gates of the Sahara Desert for a night. The experience is very good. The Hualien Eagles itinerary is indeed very good. The residences are all high-profile local special hotels or inns, and the small tents that look forward to entering the desert tonight. It is said that fossils of dinosaurs have also been discovered in this field. But since the year 3,000 BC, there have been almost no large-scale vegetation in the vicinity of the Nile Valley in Egypt and the oasis scattered in the desert. Fortunately, this road is still in...

On the way to the Sahara Desert, there are Swiss-style towns, tents with herders, lakes and river valleys, and snowy mountains. This is the best reward before entering the desert... "Sahara" is a transliteration of Arabic. In Arabic, Sahara is a large desert, derived from the language of the local nomadic Tuareg people. The original meaning is great desert. is about to go to the Sahara, and my heart is so excited...

The most beautiful desert time is the dusk. With the sun shining through the desert, the colors are changing, the flowing golden sand dunes, the quiet cactus and the one-wheeled rider, the recurring sun, the unchanging sunset of the millennium, here is the magnificent North Africa, I am in the magnificent Sahara Desert.

Sahara Desert star live in the Sahara Desert, climb the sand on the head at night to see the stars, the stars are very romantic, the desert night is not too cold, sitting in the desert with friends in the north and the north, traveling Isn't that the case?

The Sahara desert under the three-brushed penh the heart of the Sahara Desert, because I have seen the story of Sahara in Sanmao, I especially want to come here, this time I also arranged this route to Morocco. We are riding in the desert. The journey to here is very long. The people who come to Sahara are almost all Chinese. It may also be that Chinese talents have Sahara feelings. Luxury tents that live in the desert at night, the conditions of the tents and the hotel are similar, everything is better. The temperature difference between morning and evening is relatively large, the sun is strong during the day, and the down jacket is worn at night.