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Two days is eunght

Really apperciate the authenticity of your videos!

You didn't go into the ruins.

Loved this video, very interesting and informative, great job 👍

Hi, is there spaces for hand luggages? We’ll be travelling with backpacks and hand luggages in our trip around Morocco we’re thinking of booking this trip you see thanks for the vid

WHY ALL THE COMPLAINING STAY IN YOUR COUNTRY AND MOURN ABOUT THE WEATHER

[ would) love to visit all the countries [ OUR HEAVENLY FATHER created? Maybe @/,

Looks beautiful I must visit Hammamet

dude we use water instead of toilet paper

Great and informative video, we are going to Tunisia in July, not been for about 15 years, looking forward but apprehensive with the uk government guidelines. We'll have fun im sure , thanks again for a great video

Off to Morocco in November, will it still be hot ?

For the Arab people : it's Persian Gulf😉

Although I don’t expect I will visit India I still find it so interesting hearing what not to do in such a cultural different country.

A very interesting video, I'm going to morocco in November /December, what is the weather like at this time of the year, do they still run the Sahara desert trip?

What about prices ? Food expensive, restaurants expensive, shopping expensive? Its always good to talk about them topics init 😝, how much cost that lunch for example?

The real Dema |-/

I'm Moroccan, born and bred in Italy and living in the UK. I must say, you sir have become an expert. Every info you gave was accurate, the first thing dad does when we arrive in Morocco is go and buy me bottles of water, I just can't. I'm from Casablanca and Essaouira, welcome any time! And you certainly should visit the northern cities of Chefchaouen, Tangier, Asilah, and the beautiful beaches of Martil! Lots of love 💗

Very cool video, enjoyed it a lot :)

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Reminds of Istanbul's bazaar

What transportation from casablanca airport to asilah city?

ooof are you trying to respark the spat from 300 years ago ?

I plan to travel to Marrakech for a holiday this year, and a night in the Sahara will be on my list to do. looks amazing

Thanks for the great video. My son is there today, and I wanted to show my class a video about the area. Thanks for a fun, informative school friendly video. the kids especially enjoyed the food and the way you described the tastes!!!

Great Video Chris.

And giving €13 tips in your home country, you have no shame

You could just stay for more days in merzouga and then return with another group a week later or something.. you just a negative person

Hello, i love your video so far. I am stiil watching but i wanted to ask.. what is a good general tip? you mentions 10 dirham for a taxi but is that also a good tip or is that too much? what would be too much?

Groovy vibes from Link Wray in a Jim Jarmush movie. Well done Asilah! 😎

It's a mixture confection🙏👍

Everything is on wheels for cleaning. Easier to mop those tile floors with everything out of the way.

One of the best vlogs i've seen about my country, i hope it goes viral . Thank you Chris!

Never expected what? If the fridge and everything is on wheels it's easier to move to clean behind. Great idea, actually.

Hi bro Im from Morocco and most of the stuff you say not true I don’t know if you talking about Morocco or somewhere else

You miss to tell us price for lobster

Loved your blog for Fes and the Desert Tour. What is the name of the Riad you stayed in Fes? It looks very good and we plan to book it for out trip in November. What time of the year did you travel to Morocco?

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Thank you very much Chris for your nice video. I am from Hamedan but since 2007 I live in the UK. I missed my city. Watching your video makes me happy. Best wishes for you dear Chris.

Freddie Mercury was zorastrian who was from india After arab conquest zoroastrian base shifted from persia to iran The zorastrian community is locally called parsi ( farsi /persian) ,they speak gujrati a local language of india

8:28 Local people shop everywhere.. just it depends on areas, some places can be more or less clean .. I live in Paris .. and you can have that contrast also in Paris .. But that massive dirtiness sometimes in Tunisia is something just new .. It was never the case before 2011

Nice vid Chris. Not sure why you couldn’t go into the mosque! They’re always open to non Muslims during non prayer times to visit. Sorry to hear if you feel you couldn’t go in there/ they didn’t let you in! Also I believe the pink drink could have been a ‘falooda’ 😅

Another great vid.. I just wanna add that you are always allowed inside a Mosque whether Muslim or not. Nobody can stop anybody from entering a Mosque.

I am tunsian and i saw all videos about Tunsia, and this one is by far the most informative one .. You just understood everything in the right way .... Bravo 👏 By the way I am going there(I live in France), with my English girlfriend in June. She visits Tunisia for the first time ..

Great video (subbed!). Where in England are you from out of interest? Your accent reminds me of my cousins 😄

Lol ot feels like 90% of the video is eating...

You are really tripping to complain about a meal like that for €13 , you have to just spend money sometimes and don’t be counting cents .

I am latin American and found out several years ago my father's father and all my great grandfathers were Moroccan. It was a total surprise and something no one in my family knew. I later found out my Moroccan relatives likely were originally from northern Morocco and likely lived in towns just like Asilah or perhaps even included Asilah. Thank you for sharing this great video so that we newly discovered Moroccans in the Americas can learn about our relatives homeland and what life is like there.

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I'm going in october

even if you are not muslim you can enter the mosques, no one will stop or ask you if you are muslim or not