I was keen to visit Morocco during the semester abroad, as it was distinguished by my first visit to Africa. The famous desert country is famous for its colored cities, the loud lend, the architectural engineering of mosaics, and sand dunes in the desert desert.
I look forward to real experiences when traveling, especially when I immersed myself in a completely new culture. Therefore, I tried to embrace bargains with sellers in the Marrakech’s Jemaa El-FNAA market, and move the x-like alleys and taste the unfamiliar bold kitchen.
Unfortunately, my journey was distressed by some tactics of selling consistent sellers and unwanted progress for some local population, which left me soaked.
For example, one of the sellers grabbed my arms and applying henna tattoo on it, not prohibited, just to demand money after that. At one point, two men also tried to steal my bag, which increased my visit.
If we look back, I hope to put more realistic expectations and prepare myself better to move safely and confidence in crowded markets.
Although parts of my visit to Morocco caught my attention, it was also an unforgettable background with my husband now, such as riding together at sunset.
I haven’t visited anywhere in the world like him, which is really great even if I am not planning to return.
