Day 4 of Morocco! It was spent in Meknes and Fez.
View from our hotel in Casablanca.
There was a Starbucks across the road, it was the first and last Starbucks I saw for all 10 or 11 days in Morocco.
A mosque overlooking the gorgeous Atlantic Ocean. The place was situated next to a library where students frequent. So envious of them for getting to enjoy such a beautiful view when they study!
Confessions. Made me think of the song Goin' Down by The Pretty Reckless, as inappropriate as it was.
This was probably one of the best lunches in Morocco. Like I said, the food there is really, really different. In not such a great way. But this was nice. Fried fish. We also had bread baskets for all our lunches and most of our dinners, I think it's kinda their staple food. Good thing the bread in Morocco is nice.
My mom made me hug the pillar for a photo.
Morocco is seriously gorgeous because all of the land space. It's an amazing feeling to be somewhere where you don't feel trapped amongst the skyscrapers and suffocated in endless crowds of people. Honest. The few days after I was back, I felt like I couldn't get used to the crazy hordes of humans and tall buildings everywhere. I miss the ocean and mountains and huge spaces. Plus it's so rich in history and culture (singapore is not, don't even try to lie to yourself). But ok in terms of friendliness of people and food, we win.





























