We are in Marrakech for two full days. The historic buildings are fascinating, but the people here are so lousy. They like to swear people for no reason therefore it's very annoying!!
There are actually not many attractions to go. The main ones are the busy square plus souk. Ah Lun was so stressed out with the complicated streets, because we did not want to get in touch with the local people who offer us to guide our way.
We visited all the places we wanted to see, but our experience with the local people is something that we could not forget, and unfortunately the experience was mainly negative.
Example 1:
Someone asked for a cigarette from Ah Lun when we passed by an alley. We ignored him because why we need to offer him and what would happen after we offered him?! As we just passed by him, he said "fuck" to us. It made me really angry and why on earth people could scold people with dirty language and looked as if he had done the right thing?? Buy your own cigarette if u want to smoke.
Example 2:
When we were leaving the Place Jemaa El-Fna, I requested to walk along one aisle to see what they are cooking. One waiter came out to sell his place for food. We waved giving a signal for No amd quickly passing by. Once we walked past him, he just yelled at us "suck". How terrible is this!! Labeling someone suck does not help him better, he just had a worse mood and I will not come back!! Be mature, kid!
Example 3:
When we were trying to buy some souvenirs back home, we just want to see the products by ourselves, so we pretended that we did not know English. The shop owner is so annoying and the products are not really great, so we decided to leave. At that time, he just yelled at us "don't come back!!" this has again proved the local people have very dirty mouth.
There are actually not many attractions to go. The main ones are the busy square plus souk. Ah Lun was so stressed out with the complicated streets, because we did not want to get in touch with the local people who offer us to guide our way.
We visited all the places we wanted to see, but our experience with the local people is something that we could not forget, and unfortunately the experience was mainly negative.
Example 1:
Someone asked for a cigarette from Ah Lun when we passed by an alley. We ignored him because why we need to offer him and what would happen after we offered him?! As we just passed by him, he said "fuck" to us. It made me really angry and why on earth people could scold people with dirty language and looked as if he had done the right thing?? Buy your own cigarette if u want to smoke.
Example 2:
When we were leaving the Place Jemaa El-Fna, I requested to walk along one aisle to see what they are cooking. One waiter came out to sell his place for food. We waved giving a signal for No amd quickly passing by. Once we walked past him, he just yelled at us "suck". How terrible is this!! Labeling someone suck does not help him better, he just had a worse mood and I will not come back!! Be mature, kid!
Example 3:
When we were trying to buy some souvenirs back home, we just want to see the products by ourselves, so we pretended that we did not know English. The shop owner is so annoying and the products are not really great, so we decided to leave. At that time, he just yelled at us "don't come back!!" this has again proved the local people have very dirty mouth.
WOW! Medersa Ben Youssef is the attraction which drew me to come!
So pretty. We arrived there with great sunlight. Good for phototaking.
Another beautiful courtyard in the museum.
Jardin Majorelle - a pretty garden in striking colours.
Busy Place Jemma El-Fna on a Saturday. We were blessed with such great weather.
We met a dog-like cat on the second day. He was sitting on a lady's lap earlier, and then he moved to Ah Lun's lap after the woman had left.
We ended up going back to Place Jemma El-Fna on the second day. We tried the other restaurant and finally we got couscous there. The tangerine is the most popular fruit in Morocco, and we ate them in the morning and in the lunch time.
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