Morocco – Old Castle And Colorful Doorways

Morocco is like an old castle. You enter there, nothing to be admired, but when you open the windows dusty of time, the different colors will appear enchanting.
Morocco - old castle and colorful doorways
For a long time, her friend texted "Going to Morocco?". At that time, I thought in Morocco's mind that Monaco or a country in Europe never thought that he would go to a strange and distant North African country. Calmly, I asked again "Where is Morocco ?, What's there?"

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After a series of explanatory messages, I still do not imagine Morocco has anything familiar on my mind as well as any concept of this country. Until, her friend snapped: "Casablanca sir". I just said "ah" Casablanca is Morocco's largest city with more than 6 million inhabitants.



Hot milk coffee cup on the pavement fragrant. Lamb Tagine dish with hot bread and delicious pickled olive. Hassan II Mosque is located on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, quietly under the golden light in one sunset. In the middle of the picture is a gloomy color, those are the images that make me the most memorable and impressive.
I go to Chefchaouen on late winter days. In the cold weather, in the middle of the city is located on a gentle hill, Morocco in my eyes now is a small dot of blue. I was fascinated by the neatly arranged goods along the way, the pretty little coffee shop on the street corner Those images will make you gaze intently, moving between walking and stopping.



The whole old and beautiful town still gently takes place lively scenes of daily activities, but somewhere with a sad expression that is difficult to name.
During the journey, I visited Merzouga, a Berber village adjacent to the vast Sahara desert bordering northern Algeria. Here, in the morning, open the door of the room, you will see Morocco is a nursery of golden carpet. It is the color of sand and sunshine. If you ever go to the Sahara in Egypt to admire the white and black desert, you will see the diversity and richness of the largest sand paradise on this planet.
The Sahara in Merzouga is not patchy, covered with dark lava grains as if lost in a black desert mining area, nor does it have any white sand-covered rocks that suggest being on another planet. This place is covered by a smooth reddish brown color, which is immeasurable. In the middle of the desert, you still have full bedding and toilets.



This makes the visitor's experience even more poetic.
The picture of Morocco would be flawed without the city of Essaouira, the ocean-blue land, located at the westernmost point of the country. It used to be a fishing village. You can visit Medina, the old town like a huge roofless market where each house in the alley is a stall. In the afternoon, when the sunset was sinking, I walked to the fishing port, watched the seagulls boldly fly around, took a long breath, felt the salty taste of the sea thanks to the wind brought in from afar.
Time color is most pronounced when in Fes. The old town is over a thousand years old covered with a pale color of time. 15,000 houses are crammed together in about 5,000 narrow alleys.



Each alley, no matter how big or small, is given its own name. There are narrow alleys to the point that visitors who are full of people will shyly pass through. Mules, horses, bicycles and wheelbarrows are all means of transporting goods in the city.
Marrakech is Morocco's third largest city, behind only Casablanca and the capital city of Rabat. The land of the gods had two parallel opposing colors. It is the traditional color in the old town and the modern color of the new city. The old town concentrates stalls selling traditional goods, local eateries. In contrast, the new city is filled with modern shopping, fast food shops, and wide, clean streets.



People here are also more fashionable and groomed.
Visitors to Morocco for the first time will be surprised by the constantly changing colors throughout the journey and at the stops. I regret to have missed Tangier, the "little doorway" facing the Mediterranean, the coastal city and the first destination for tourists from Europe to Morocco. Half a month old, I have been traveling with strange friends, acquaintances, close friends, almost all of the distant North African country to feel many different colors through small windows and under the prism of my own eyes. me.
According to Thanh Cao / Zing News
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