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Morocco visa-free! 4K per capita to enjoy the exotic scenery

Morocco trip, six days of excitement! Explore the thousand-year-old ancient city and feel the exotic customs. Here is a super practical guide. Let’s start a mysterious journey together! -- 🚩Route arrangement: D1: One-day tour of Marrakech Old Town Wander through the ancient alleys of the old city of Marrakech and experience the history and culture of Morocco. D2: Ait Ben Haddou -> Ouarzazate Castle Discover the ancient charm of Morocco on a tour that starts from the spectacular Ait Ben Haddou and ends at the historic Kasbah of Ouarzazate. D3: Todra Gorge -> Sahara Desert Travel along the spectacular Todra Gorge and finally reach the mysterious Sahara Desert to experience its vastness and magnificence. D4: Sahara Desert Adventure -> Ifrane After your adventure in the Sahara Desert, head to picturesque Ifrane to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. D5: Cultural tour of Fez Medina -> Leisure on Miami Beach Boulevard Immerse yourself in the cultural atmosphere of Fez Medina, then head to Miami Beach Boulevard to enjoy the sea breeze and some leisure time. D6: Casablanca->Marrakech🚂 End this pleasant journey by taking a comfortable first-class train from Casablanca back to Marrakech. Looking forward to seeing you next time! -- Must-see attractions: 🏰 Marrakech Old Town: a new scene at every step, as if you have walked into a real-life version of "One Thousand and One Nights"! 🏜️ Sahara Desert: Want to visit the mysterious Sahara? This is your entrance! 🌆 Fez Medina: The old city of Morocco is full of charm, with winding alleys and donkeys leisurely passing through them. 🌊 Miami Ocean Drive: With a panoramic view of Casablanca, this is the ideal place for sightseeing! 🏠 Ait Ben Haddou: The red houses are closely connected with the earthen walls, and you can feel the simplicity and tranquility of the ancient village. -- A must-have before your trip: Here comes your Morocco travel list🎉 📞 A phone card for easy communication, easy to buy when you arrive in Morocco. 🔌 A plug converter is essential, as the sockets in Morocco may be different from yours. 🆔 Passport and BRP card. All documents required for traveling abroad must be complete. You must bring your passport even if you apply for a visa-free entry. 👗 Wear mainly light clothing, but remember to bring a jacket as it can be a bit chilly at night in Morocco. 🔋 Charger and power bank, you can feel at ease only when your phone has power. 💊 Motion sickness medicine, cold medicine, healthy travel is important. 🎩 Sun hat and sunglasses, there is plenty of sunshine in Morocco, don’t get sunburned! -- Travel to Morocco and experience the thousand-year history and customs. Don't forget to leave your footprints and stories. 👣✨
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