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Guys, how is the lockdown doing in your country? T

Guys, how is the lockdown doing in your country? Today is 70 days since Morocco has announced the state of emergency and enforced a strict lockdown. Still, 2 weeks, Inshallah, left to be stuck at homes, as the lockdown was for the 3rd time extended until June 10.
We still cannot leave home without an authorization (although not so strict now if you only walk around your neighbourhood, or to the shops). You can only go somewhere by car if you have a special work/business authorization. If your work doesn't provide you car authorization, you are stuck at home. However, there are taxis and public city buses. Since March 24, people were also banned from travelling between cities aboard either private or public means of transport . In exceptional cases, you need to obtain an authorization to drive to another city of Morocco. This cost time and money.
Oh, and of course all the borders to Morocco are closed. Nobody can fly in or out. However, Moroccan authorities arrange some repatriation flight for foreigners stuck in Morocco.
Only one person can drive on a scooter/moped/bike witch doesn't make sense. My boyfriend and I have a moped, and even though we live together, we cannot drive on the same scooter together.
It's obligatory to wear masks everywhere in public places.... How is this lockdown affecting me? Well, I feel like in this picture - a small ant surrounded by the majestic walls of Medina. I realized how unpredictable life is and how much I should enjoy my freedom. I don't care about having a lot of money if I am stuck at home and depressed. What I care now, is to live my life fulfilled with experiences, travels and new meetings. .
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#morocco #marrakech #moroccotravel #moroccotrip #travelplans #walls #lockdownmorocco #travelconcierge

As the holy month of Ramadan ends and celebrations

As the holy month of Ramadan ends and celebrations of Eid starts, I send you my wishes for a successful and wonderful year ahead…. Eid Mubarak!!! This year a very different Eid, as Muslims cannot gather together and celebrate. Eid al-Fitr, one of the biggest Islamic holy festivals in the world. WHAT IS EID CELEBRATION? The end of Ramadan is announced by the young moon appearing in the sky. Then begins the one celebration of Eid al-Fitr, during which everyone makes up for the month of fasting. This celebration begins early in the morning, just before sunset, when Muslim men gather for common prayer. At the same time, women prepare a special breakfast of Eid al-Fitr. After breakfast, families gather together, drink tea, children are dressed in new clothes, and adults wear traditional Moroccan clothing. Up to 48 hours before the Eid al-Fitr prayer, Muslims must pay Zakat Al Fitr, a charity taken for the poor. In Morocco, the minimum amount of Zakat Al Fitr is fixed by the government, last year it was 13 DH per person (minimum).
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#MOROCCO #RAMADAN #eidmubarak #eidmorocco #eidalfitr #eidalfitr2020 #eidalfitrcelebration #marrakech #koutubia #muslims #islamicholiday

Would you dare to cycle in Marrakech? I had lived

Would you dare to cycle in Marrakech? I had lived in Amsterdam before I moved to Marrakech. No wonder why, on my second day in the city, I bought a bike. It worried me, though, how I will manage to cycle in the hectic streets of Marrakech. This city has so many forms of transportation. Mopeds, motorcycles, donkey carts, horse and carriages – all like to use their own rules like a constant horn blowing and hand gestures. Even pedestrians cross the streets anywhere. Besides, in Amsterdam, cars stop at the red light. In Marrakech – not necessary.
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#morocco #marrakech #moroccotravel #bicycles #cyclingmorocco #bicyclelove #travelblogger #cyclingmarrakech

Back to 2017 when I decided to move to a small hou

Back to 2017 when I decided to move to a small house in the Medina of Marrakech. My house was located in a very narrow street and was so difficult to move everything inside. Even the tuk-tuk motorcycle got stuck in the narrow street. We had to carry everything by ourselves. Why did I move out? Even though it was a great experience to see the authentic daily life of Medina, I got tired of the attention and constant noise. Also, I didn’t like to cross the busy streets of Medina and the Jemaa El Fna square each time I want to go to the new town.
What about you!? Do you like Medina of Marrakech? Would you live there?
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#morocco #marrakech #moroccotravel #travelbloggerlife #travelplanner #medina #marrakechmedina #tuktuk #tuktukmarrakech #moving

Have you been to Ait Ben Haddou? I know, you might

Have you been to Ait Ben Haddou? I know, you might say this beautiful Kasbah becane so touristy, but I keep on dreaming to go back there after the lock down.... Have you actually spentva night in Ait Ben Haddou? It's such a magical atmosphere, when all tourist groups leaces, and you are alone with the history...
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