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inst: @jinyeonglee_ 0:00 intro 0:35 arrived! 3:46 Jardin Majorelle 6:40 Jazz pub 11:03 madrasa ben youssef 14:36 nomad’s land 16:53 dinner with chats 22:47 lunch after a billiard game 26:28 dinner in a rainy day Our 6-night, 7-day journey through Marrakech was far more fascinating and joyful than I ever expected! To be honest, we weren't the typical tourists—we barely visited the famous landmarks or went shopping. Most of our time was spent simply eating and sleeping in our room (lol). But honestly? It was exactly what we needed. After a long, gray winter, soaking up the warm Moroccan sun was pure bliss. It was the perfect escape from the cold! 🇲🇦 Marrakech Travel Tips: What I Wish I Knew 1. Embrace the Slow Pace: Everything moves much slower here than in Europe. Pack a lot of patience and just go with the flow. 2. Alcohol Restrictions: You can only bring 1 bottle per person through customs (they do X-ray bags). Alcohol is not sold in most local supermarkets, so plan ahead. 3. Cash is King: ATMs are the most convenient way to get money, and having cash on hand is absolutely essential for daily expenses. 4. A Global Crowd: You’ll see a mix of about 50% locals and 50% European tourists. It’s a very popular destination for travelers. 5. Master the Art of Haggling: Bargaining is a must. I skipped shopping because I didn't want to haggle, and I deeply regret it now! Don't make the same mistake. 6. Convenience Over Cost: If you have the budget, paying a bit extra for comfort and convenience goes a long way in making your trip stress-free. 7. Smog Alert: The air pollution from old motorcycles and cars can be quite intense, so be prepared for the exhaust fumes. 8. Ramadan Vibes: During Ramadan, many shops and restaurants don't open until late in the evening. 9. The "Open Run" Strategy: For popular tourist spots, arriving exactly when they open is the best way to avoid the crowds and enjoy the view.