How does Morocco avoid being trapped? What are the routines of Moroccan locals?

Traveling in a strange foreign country, you will always feel helpless when you encounter a little trouble. At this time, the locals who reach out to you will be very touched. But friends should pay attention, the locals who lend you a helping hand here may have bigger tricks waiting for you.

There used to be a joke: someone was traveling in a scenic spot in Morocco, and an enthusiastic Moroccan teenager took the initiative to explain the scenic spot to the tourists. After the end, he held out his hand not "bye bye" but "money"! I thought I met a "living Lei Feng", and finally I found that I was "silly and sweet".

In Morocco, you may see the real Arabian Nights, but in the end you may find that "fairy tales are all lies".

The most common path taken by Moroccans is the routine of local people.

One of the five routines: Rick's Cafe, which will never be reached.

Kraft of Rick in Casablanca is internationally renowned for his film The North African Bourne. Many people come here, but few people can really arrive.

There are many warm and friendly young people on the streets of Morocco. If you expect them to show you the way, you are wrong! Once you have to talk to them and ask for directions, have cash ready. They will be happy to help you, but after the matter is settled, a high guide tip is essential.

Routine 2: I bought a carpet in Marrakech and can't take it home.

Dejima Ivana Square in Marrakech is the largest open-air market in Morocco. All kinds of shops are gathered, and snake dancers, monkey animal trainers, song and dance performers and fortune tellers can be seen everywhere in the center of the square, which is a good place to integrate into the local area and understand the local life.

Here, you may meet "enthusiastic" Moroccan villagers and invite you to have tea at home or visit relatives. Then, while chatting, we started selling expensive carpets. After drinking all the tea, did you buy it? Or buy it? Or buy it?

Routine 3: I paid all the tolls in the dyehouse in Fez, the ancient city.

There is a huge color mixing and dyeing workshop in the old town of Fez. For more than 200 years, leather has been dyed by hand, which is where most people punch in.

Although it is free to visit the dyeing workshop, there are always workers who claim to be the dyeing workshop and ask you to pay when they walk to the exit after the visit. If you are still taking pictures, you can't get rid of it. Routine!

Routine 4: Pressing the shutter in Sheva Shawan almost broke.

Chev Shawan, a small blue town, is shrouded in all kinds of blues, such as going to the sky and walking in the clouds, which satisfies all girls' dreams and is probably a must-see place for all those who go to Morocco, because taking pictures is particularly beautiful!

But often when you want to press the shutter, there will always be some women and children waving to you enthusiastically and even taking photos with you with joy. They won't reach out to you again and say "money" until you are ready to leave. Everything is a routine!

Routine 5: The old driver will take you to Walzazate.

Valzazat, known as "Morewood". Since 1980s, it has become the favorite place of great directors, and deserts, oases, red earth, blue sky and camels have also become the dream-chasing places for many young artists.

If you want to visit the scenes in the movie, there will always be enthusiastic local drivers who will take you there voluntarily. The price is reasonable, only 100DH, but no matter how repeatedly you confirm before getting on the bus, when you arrive at your destination, the driver will always clap his chest and say, every! People! 100DH！ Old driver! What an old driver!

Although "enthusiastic" Moroccans are a little "enthusiastic", they are definitely not malicious. Morocco is still a country worth visiting. So how to avoid being "routine" to the greatest extent? The path tells you!

How to avoid routinization when traveling with a group Maybe you prefer to travel independently, but in Morocco, the best way to travel is with a group, especially for "simple routine" travel.

First, why join the League?

1. Avoid being beaten by local people.

First of all, the first pain point to be solved with the group in Morocco is that you don't have to worry about being beaten by local people at all! After all, for these routines mentioned above, if you travel alone, you can't get rid of them. Because you are grateful to others, and they have not broken the law, what can you do, pay or not?

Tour guides and drivers who have been wandering in Morocco for many years have long seen through these tricks and followed them. The above situations can basically be avoided one by one. There are guides and drivers to escort you along the way. You just feel the mysterious country of Morocco with confidence, thus saving a lot of money.

2. Avoid the inconvenience caused by language barriers.

Secondly, the popularity of English in Morocco is not high. Although English in most famous scenic spots is basically feasible, a foreign language girl accompanied by a Chinese tour guide can avoid a lot of inconvenience.

3. Avoid going the wrong way and save time.

Morocco is located in North Africa. There are only two train lines in the country, and the frequency is pitiful. If you take a taxi, it is a routine.

The biggest advantage of joining a tour group is that tour guides and drivers are familiar with the tourist routes. A bus takes you to the north and south, which saves time and avoids going the wrong way. Travel around Morocco with riders from all over the world.

4. Avoid China's stomach "flooding".

Many people travel abroad, and the most unbearable thing is the "wonderful food" around the world. After all, my Chinese food is the most appetizing.

If you join a group tour, you don't have to worry about eating at all. Tour guides in China know your "China stomach" best. In addition to occasionally tasting the local flavor, you can still taste the flavor of the motherland most of the time!

Second, if you join a group, what kind of group will you join?

Generally speaking, it is enough to reserve 7 days for a trip to Morocco. Casablanca, Marrakech, Chev Shawan, Merzuka, Fez, Valzazate and other classic attractions can basically be visited. Of course, when signing up for a tour, it is best to consult professionals who are familiar with Morocco first.

There are so many Moroccan products on the market that it is difficult for you to tell the truth from the false. Ordering casually may not be a routine for locals, but it will be a routine for tour guides.

If you have been to Morocco many times, you have already practiced the unique skill of "anti-routine" and become the legendary "ghost of routine". Of course, it better be free!

If you want to enter the desert freely, you must report to the group that Sanmao and her husband Jose live in the Sahara desert. Since then, Sanmao has been fascinated. Ten thousand Sanmao in Qian Qian fell in love with Moroccan charming Sahara customs at first sight.

But when you are away from home, life is the most important thing. As I said before, the traffic in Morocco is actually very general, especially when we push eastward to the Sahara desert. You know, there are no means of transportation in the desert except camels.

So if you have the Sahara desert in your itinerary, you must sign up for a desert group or charter a car. It usually takes 3-4 days to leave Marrakech.

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