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Carpets, Leather, and Spices, oh my! Exploring the Markets of Marrakech

When visiting Morocco, it is essential to stop by the souks to do a little shopping. Morocco’s markets are globally known for their unique artisan products, from argan oil to carpets to leather and more. Most cities have at least some level of market, but the some of the most notorious are in the imperial … Read more Carpets, Leather, and Spices, oh my! Exploring the Markets of Marrakech

Visiting Cathedral Gorge State Park, Nevada

While I was moving to college, my family and I stopped for the night in Caliente, Nevada and spent time in Cathedral Gorge State Park. After a long day of driving, it was nice to be able to get out and stretch our legs in such a beautiful area. We were lucky to get there … Read more Visiting Cathedral Gorge State Park, Nevada

Hassan II Mosque: Casablanca’s Most Gorgeous Sight

On the Atlantic coast, one of Moroccan’s most stunning buildings is nestled in amongst the resorts and office buildings. Finished in 1993, this mosque was the combined work of 10,000 men and boasts both incredible architecture and carefully detailed artwork. It holds over 100,000 people, of which 25,000 fit in the main building and another … Read more Hassan II Mosque: Casablanca’s Most Gorgeous Sight

A Day in Casablanca

Casablanca was the introduction into my time in Morocco and Northern Africa! Many people fly in and out of the white city on their way to explore the other pieces of the country, such as Fez, Marrakech, Ourrzazate, or Meknes as the flights are usually cheaper. This being said, Casablanca is easily worth the one … Read more A Day in Casablanca

Working With Education First (EF) Tours

A brief summary of the good and bad aspects of traveling with Education First ToursRead more Working With Education First (EF) Tours

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Carpets, Leather, and Spices, oh my! Exploring the Markets of Marrakech
Visiting Cathedral Gorge State Park, Nevada
Hassan II Mosque: Casablanca's Most Gorgeous Sight
A Day in Casablanca
Working With Education First (EF) Tours
Going on an African Safari in Tarangire National Park
The Moment That Changed My Life
A Day in the Markets of Orbomba
Exploring the Napali Coast
Ziplining in Koloa, Kaua'i

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