Marrakech dress code: No showing of skin!
Here in the picture you can see women conservatively dressed in niqabs. I did not take this shot to take…
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De Beemster Flower Fields in the Netherlands
There are not many people, even in the Netherlands, who knew that Beemster is a UNESCO World Heritage. Most would…
Marrakech: Moroccan food sightings
Here is a photo blog of the local cuisine we sighted in Marrakesh: When you say Moroccan food it right…
Setti Fatma (Sti Fadma) Waterfalls Trek in Ourika Valley and the Scary Eyes Carpet Seller
So after our hearty traditional Moroccan lunch, we are back inside the mini van for the next plan on the…
A surreal experience in Club Med Marrakech
We had hammam in Club Med which is located right inside the Medina and just a stone’s throw away from…
Morocco: Camels, Argan Oil, Water Mill and a typical Moroccan lunch in Ourika
After our morning tea with the Berber family, we went camel gazing. Yes, camel gazing indeed Blondine was not excited…
Marrakech: Circumnavigating our way through the Souqs
Souqs are all over Marrakech (or spelled as Marrakesh). The biggest one is located at the back of the Djemma…
Morocco: Having Tea with the Berbers in Ourika Valley
Blondine and I have had enough of the drum beating noises and busyness of Djemma el Fna so we decided…
Views on the way to Essaouira and visiting Argan Oil women’s cooperative
On our excursion to Essaouira, we took a tourist bus. Our tickets were bought from the same travel agency. The…
The Jewels of Marrakech: Dar M’Nebhi Palace and Ali Ben Youssef Medersa
A holiday in Marrakech is not complete without visiting these 2 jewels, the Dar M’Nebhi Palace (also known as the…
Marrakech: The amazing Djemma el Fna square
This square and market place is surely not to be missed! The bizarre but amazing Djemma el Fna, the famous…
Marrakech: Riads, best alternative to a hotel
We arrived in Marrakech late in the afternoon and the owner of the riad we are staying picked us up…