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A 7-Day Visa-Free Tour of Morocco

Hey friends! Embark on a 7-day adventure through Morocco, exploring ancient cities and breathtaking desert landscapes! Don't miss this guide, which will help you easily check in at popular attractions and immerse yourself in the exotic charm of Morocco! -------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: Explore the old medina of Marrakesh and experience the ancient charm of Morocco. Day 2: Depart from Aït Benhaddou and head to the magnificent Kasbah of Taourirt in Ouarzazate, where history and natural beauty intertwine. Day 3: Journey through the Todgha Gorge and marvel at the wonders of nature. Arrive at the Sahara Desert in the evening and experience the magic of a desert night. Day 4: Witness the sunrise over the Sahara Desert, then travel to Ifrane and enjoy the fresh mountain air. Day 5: Visit the historical sites of Fes el Bali, then head to Chefchaouen, known as the "Blue Pearl." Day 6: After experiencing the rich Moroccan atmosphere in Chefchaouen, travel to the Miami Beach Promenade and enjoy the gentle sea breeze. Day 7: Take a first-class train from Casablanca back to Marrakesh, concluding this delightful Moroccan journey. Looking forward to seeing you again soon! ❤️ -------------------- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Marrakesh Medina: Stepping into the medina is like entering a real-life version of "One Thousand and One Nights." Don't miss the ancient charm of this old city! 💙 Chefchaouen: Feast your eyes on the dreamy blue houses, and explore the charming shops hidden in the alleys! 🏜️ Sahara Desert: Want to witness the splendor of the Sahara? This is your gateway to experience the magnificence and mystery of the desert! -------------------- **Important Notes**: 🎁 Compare prices for souvenirs from different vendors to avoid overspending. 🍽️ Moroccan cuisine is diverse, but pay attention to food hygiene to avoid stomach upset. 📖 Morocco offers visa-free travel for Chinese mainland citizens, but you still need to carry your passport and other travel documents. 📸 Please respect local customs when taking photos and avoid capturing scenes that local residents do not wish to be made public. 💡 Check the local weather forecast before your trip and plan your itinerary accordingly to avoid bad weather affecting your travel experience. -------------------- This concludes our Moroccan journey. We look forward to exploring the mysteries of North Africa with you again soon and discovering more hidden beauty!
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