Morocco Ring Self-driving, Countless One Thousand and One Nights

Last Christmas, we drove more than 4,000 kilometers on Morocco Ring Road for 12 days. Since Morocco opened its visa-free policy to Chinese citizens, more and more people have come to this country to travel, and no more photos have been seen, nor the diversity they have felt in the past ten days.
Morocco has a variety of landforms, including the Atlantic, Mediterranean, Sahara, half of the sea and half of the desert. Along the way, the scenery is constantly changing. Through cities, villages, snow mountains, plains, Gobi, deserts, flame mountains, forests, lakes, seas... Civilization blends. Africa, Europe, Arabia, cities have their own colors, white Casablanca, red Marrakech. Blue Schaffshavan, Golden Fitz...
The unprecedented novelty flashed and gradually overwhelmed my original desire to travel just to see the Sahara.
Morocco's first stop, the pink city of Marrakech~

Entering the Sahara Desert~

Living in a tent in the Sahara at night, listening to the old songs sung by the indigenous people of Berber around the campfire, looking at the sunrise and sunset, lying down and watching the Milky Way rise.

Firth, the longest-staying place~
A highland overlooking the city of Firth

This is the only place in the world that still retains the ancient manual dyeing and leather making methods. Searching for the pungent smell, through the dense leather goods, took the smelly Mint stuffed into the hands of the boss, climbed the narrow steps, hundreds of stone dyeing cylinders like honeycombs densely arranged in front of us.

To the remote blueish city of Shevshavan

God, count how many kinds of blue are there, Prussian blue, group blue, Lake blue, sky blue, indigo, phthalocyanine, sapphire blue, pink blue... I'm drunk in the rain and I don't know where to go.
Walking into the City of Casablanca in Film Music~

Coming to the city of Casablanca in the film, the final impression of it is only a magnificent mosque, Hassan II Mosque. Hassan II Mosque, the third largest in the world, is the only mosque open to foreigners in Morocco.
Roast Fish and Sunrise in Sovera~

Sovera is a city with a population of only 80,000. In 2001, the old city became a world cultural heritage and was completely rebuilt on the ruins of the earthquake. Coastal cities, everything about it is related to the sea, eating roast fish in the evening, going to the beach in the morning and waiting for sunrise, white and blue are the theme color of the city, seagulls fly, blue fishing boats shuttle, wonderful handicraft in busy streets...

This fantastic night, this countless thousand and one nights, you deserve to have!