"Half sea, half desert"—Morocco.

Morocco 🇲🇦 is a country of half sea, half desert 🏜️. Entering Morocco is like stepping into a magical and romantic land. Here, you can feel the unique charm of the ancient and modern, and experience an exotic journey like no other. From the hustle and bustle of the open-air market to camel 🐫 rides in the desert; from the tranquility of the blue town 🌊 to the historical sediment of the ancient city of Medina, this Morocco travel guide is for you 🤲 · Recommended itinerary ✅: Casablanca ➡️ Marrakech ➡️ Ouarzazate ➡️ Merzouga ➡️ Fez ➡️ Meknes ➡️ Rabat loop · Must-see attractions ✅: ⭕ Marrakech: 🔸 Jemaa el-Fnaa: Feel the lively market atmosphere and enjoy traditional performances. It's even more bustling at night and a great place to experience Moroccan street life. 🔸 Bahia Palace: Admire the exquisite architecture and gardens and feel the charm of traditional Moroccan architecture. · ⭕ Casablanca: 🔸 Hassan II Mosque: One of the largest mosques in the world, with magnificent architecture and exquisite details. Some of the buildings extend into the Atlantic Ocean, offering spectacular sea views. 🔸 Miami Beach Boulevard: Enjoy the seaside scenery and a relaxing atmosphere. · ⭕ Fez: 🔸 Fez Old Town: Stroll through the narrow streets and feel the historical charm of the ancient city. You can visit the ancient leather tannery, mosques, and seminaries. 🔸 University of Al Quaraouiyine: Learn about Morocco's educational history and academic culture. · ⭕ Sahara Desert: 🔸 Merzouga: As the gateway to the Sahara Desert, you can participate in camel riding activities, enjoy the magnificent desert scenery, and experience desert camping. · ⭕ Chefchaouen: 🔸 Blue Town: The entire town is painted in bright blue, giving a sense of tranquility and fantasy. You can stroll through the narrow streets and admire the various blue buildings and beautiful scenery. · Food recommendations ✅: 🔹 Tagine: Local specialty 🔹 Roast lamb: An important dish in Berber cultural ceremonies 🔹 Berber pizza: A delicacy created in the Sahara Desert, with a crispy crust and tender filling · Travel tips ✅: 🔸 Morocco is visa-free for China, with a single entry of no more than 90 days. 🔸 Be prepared to tip or buy something when photographing others or taking outdoor photos. 🔸 Avoid taking photos of local women, as most women are uncomfortable being photographed by foreigners or strangers.