Amateur Traveler episode 822. Today the amateur traveler talks about mosques and gardens,

Kazbos and Hercules, Ryads and Roman ruins as we go to the African country of Morocco. This is Chris Christensen

with amateur traveler. Stay tuned as we talk about Morocco.

I'd like to welcome to the show Az Dean who has come to us from destination Morocco.co and

from the destination Morocco podcast and guess what he's come to talk to us about Morocco as Dean welcome to the show

thank you so much for having me Chris really appreciated I think our listeners are

going to appreciate it also you have a different itinerary force than we've done recently. I think we're

starting in the same place in Casablanca but you're heading in a different direction.

Yes. Before we do that, why should someone go to Morocco?

And that's a really good question. Morocco is spell-biden country located in North Africa.

It is amazing. It is very exotic country. Having the coast, the Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean, it's just, it's

incredible. And it's really best for tourists who are interested in discovering the old

and the new in all in one place. Morocco boosts a mixture of natural

wonders and vast history in its ancient caspas, Roman ruins, delightful waterfalls, camel tracks, overnight stays in the Sahara

by the Eoses. The hilly regions where one can hike or ski makes it a unique place full of discovery and diversity.

Excellent. Now it sounds like you read that. You didn't read that for me, did you?

No. You're just that smooth.

Okay.

I've mentioned it on the show before, but one of the early amateur traveler trips was Southern

Morocco, and my wife came along, she even got sick halfway through the trip, unfortunately, and yet still says it was her favorite trip ever.

She couldn't tell from one day to another what country she she was in, or even sometimes what century she was in,

when we'd go up to a home stay in the High Atlas Mountains, or we'd stay in the Sahara Desert,

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