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MARRAKESH | AGAFAY DESERT | OUARZAZATE
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- Опубліковано 22 чер 2024
- I invite you for a virtual walk through Marrakesh market, a tour with a camel ride and a sunset over rocky Agafay Desert, a long but worthy bus trip through the red Atlas Mountains, and a walk through a Kasbah Taourirt in Ouarzazate.
I really enjoyed the scenes of the camels and the desert. Nice views out the window when you were on the road too. The airport was an usual building and very nicely landscaped with plants.
Thanks, I am happy you enjoyed :)
This is an amazing trip first I love all the markets but that trip out to the desert on a camel was amazing and so beautiful. I watched another channel do this and they said they treat the camels very well they are very stubborn they say if they arent happy they wont do it?? Thats what I heard anyway. That food they made you looked amazing it also looked like such a beautiful evening I would love to do this thanks for sharing. Nice airport thanks for sharing Safe Travels always have loved your travels!
Thanks for visiting my trip virtually once again! The food there is amazing, very different form here. I heard different opinions about the camels as well, that is why I want to hear more what other people think. Thank you for your opinion. The evening in the desert was really nice and peaceful indeed, thank you for watching! I really appreciate you on my channel :)
So you wanted to know what we think about the camel ride. Humans have ridden camels forever. But tying them up like that isn’t cool. I mean, using them for transportation in the desert makes sense, but just riding them for “fun” isn’t.
thanks! :)
@@meandplaces you’re welcome! I also loved to see all of the towns through the bus window and all of the cute cats! Did you go alone? Did you feel safe?
@@RobbZipp thanks! No, I went with friends. One of them is a local, and yes, I felt pretty safe 😊
@@meandplaces that’s great!
@@RobbZipp it really was 😊 we would be pretty confused without a local friend though, it was a big help. Everything functions very differently than here, especially transportation.