Finally, after a crazy long drive. We arrived at Marrakesh. Immediately into town, we could feel the metropolitan hype.
Cars were honking, streets were flodded with people, vendors, kids.
One thing I noticed, locals were not shy to come to you, I mean tourists, to ask for money in return selling you something you
dont really need. We were walking around the big market square for only 1 minute. We got approached by over 10 times by
10 different vendors. Snake charmers, gypsies, music performers, story telling old men, tattooing women, lots of lots of whoever
they were.
Other than that, we stayed in the madina, the old part of town. We liked the old town feel, and the alleys, and the people and the
way they live their non high-tech ways was fun to experience.
One of the living room inside the Riad
Inside our Riad Ariha.
Djemma el Fnaa square .
The food stands at the market.
Coca cola ina 1-litre bottle.
We picked this one ..
A feast of tapas ....
Dates, dates and more dates ...
Fatima Zohra, ... wow, they actually use a female name as a street name !
Hey, what is in that box ? ... hmmm must be treasure !
Hey, it wasn't a fake snake !!
Dates ....I need a lot of these, if you know what I mean !
Well I couldn't seem to find the big spices shop, just settled with this !
Start counting, and see how many means of transportation can you find in this picture ?
Crazy sharing the road like this.
They were so busy bargaining, ..I was taking a break as a shopkeeper then.
Ah..... 2 balls and ... (Rated R).
I felt very calm looking at this fountain at the entrance of Jarden Majorelle.
See that bus, ... it must be overheat, it ran with the panel up.
He was carving samples of wood to show us.
So I bought a chess set from this man.
Hey ... gotta see the McDonald's Restaurant in different parts of the world.
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