But if she didn’t keep you on your toes, twist your routes and make you feel a awkward and different and scared.
Taken at the Argan Oil Cooperative when we visited THE TIGHANIMINE WOMENS FAIRTRADE ARGAN OIL COOPERATIVE
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On the way to the Ber Ber Villages, stopping by all handmade ceramic shop.
Moroccan Lunch
Moroccan Orange juice $0.40 per cup.
On our way to the Ber Ber Villages in the middle of nowhere.
Riad Kaiss booked by Hotel Tonight
Riad Kaiss booked by Hotel Tonight.
Ben Youssef Madrasa
Local alley ways in Marrakesh
A typical Moroccan breakfast.
Riad Kaiss booked by Hotel Tonight.
Riad Kaiss booked via Hotel Tonight.
If it didn’t put your character to the test, or send a wave of awe across your bones, chills down your spine. If you didn’t learn a new way of life and fear fresh heights. If you didn’t succumb your culture and absorb another and at the very finest, have tea with them personally, did you really go?
The Royal Mansour Hotel in Marrakesh.
Riad Kaiss booked via Hotel Tonight.
Riad Kaiss booked via Hotel Tonight.
Riad Kaiss booked via Hotel Tonight.
Royal Mansour Hotel in Marrakesh.
La Mamounia Hotel in Marrakesh.
La Mamounia Hotel in Marrakesh.
Royal Mansour hotel in Marrakesh.
Royal Mansour Hotel in Marrakesh.
Royal Mansour Hotel in Marrakesh.
Riad Kaiss booked via Hotel Tonight.
At the Sahara Dessert.
Walking through the Sahara on our way to Aït Ben Haddou-Kasbah and Ouarzazate, known as the “Hollywood of Morocco”. Wearing Suav Shoes.
At the top of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco visiting the Ber Ber villages while riding my mule.
Inside a Ber Ber home.
At the Atlas Mountains taking a break with the locals by the falls.
Visiting local Ber Bers in their homes. This is a typical Ber Ber kitchen.
Get going. Go where you’re most uncomfortable. Go where your mind fears and your heart’s touched the most. Push your character. Learn their ways. Open your mind. This is the art of appreciation.
It was tough fighting the colors of Morocco, that the only way to remain peaceful was to give into its vibrant ways. From Hotel Tonight’s astounding Riads like Riad Kaiss and sister Riads such as Riad Al Asala, you would be completely transported. Mint tea in the mornings, Tajine at noon, Hennas at night and their famous freshly squeezes orange juices all day, Morocco was amazingly eye opening. The people were gems and the culture left in speechless in every good way. Trecking through The Sahara, running through every cobble stone alley way and Exploring Ouarzazate all in my Suav Shoes made me forget that I was wearing anything on my feet at all. They are my travel buddies, my go-to adventure pairs. Comfort meets fashion, where you couldn’t go wrong with!
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