OUR EXPERIENCES IN MOROCCO HAVE BEEN SO GREAT. THE PEOPLE, THE COLORS, THE MUSIC, THE SCENERY - ALL AMAZING! Thank you for being so gracious to our family!
Thx for sharing your experience. Berber people are indeed good people: they have very strong moral values, work ethics, and great culture. Unfortunately their region has not been developed under HassanII as they were discriminated against the same way Algerian berbers were in Algeria. But I believe it has changed over the years.
I'm a berber and Im really proud of my culture. My people are absolutely nice and cheerful, we do like nature and have totraly exclusive and exceptional traditions.
Thank you. So far it has been amazing! We hope to come back one day and dig deeper in the the southern culture. We just learned this country is 80% mountains and that is a lot of exploring.
@@jsueiro1 yeah Morocco excists mostly out of Mountains. I live in belgium but I'm from the north of Morocco. Watching this video took me back to those times as a kid that I played in the Mountains with the local children. Good times... I love Morocco and the berber culture. Proud to be tmazight! ⵣ❤️
I Have visited morocco in 2015 & 2017. Im So amazed that the Berber speaks fluent English & Well rounded conversationalist. I would still love to visit Chefchauhen again
I found this beautiful video by pure chance. Your family is beautiful and amazing how you blend with everyone else. You're giving your kids this priceless gift. And Morocco is a very tolerant country. Amazigh people are awesome and welcoming.
I always find myself coming back to re-watch your Morocco videos over and over again. Something about your humble and genuine interaction with the locals and the fact that I miss Morocco so much, makes me both happy, sad to be away from my country and my family, and nostalgic to those years I spent in Morocco and all the happy yet hard times there. I am looking forward to you going back to Morocco so we can experience Morocco and its people through your wonderful eyes. All the best to your family and much of love from a Moroccan in Germany.
Bonjour, je suis de maroc amazigh. Merci pour les beaux mots. Je vous dis si vous êtes venu au Maroc, alors bienvenue à vous, nous serons heureux de vous rencontrer
We had a great experience in a Berber village during our stay at the Dades Gorge. Once again, we were completely welcomed with kindness and generosity.
I hope so. We have been gone for a week and the kids are already talking about the friends that they made. They would love to be pen pals, but navigating the logistics of it is proving to be a challenge.
Thank you for visiting real Morocco. Don't get me wrong, touristic cities are fun, but real Morocco is the people, their hope, food, culture, traditional clothes... This actually is the case everywhere. Also, congratulation for raising kids who enjoy the world and the people instead of phones and social media. Bright future ahead of them. Best of luck and I can't wait to see your next adventure.
You daughter looks beautiful in the red berber scarf. The children seem to enjoy it a lot. I know these parts of Morocco and what amazes me the most is that these people will share whatever little they have with you, help you and assist you in everything you need even though they are not wealthy or rich. It is humbling!
I fell in love with Morocco then with my husband and his Berber culture. Next time you are welcome to visit our village.we are not too far al Houz. you are welcome to stay with our family. I love this way of life so much I couldn't come back to Europe. No wonder Tamazight they are the Free People. I feel free.
Those kids are soooo lucky living the real life nd enjoy being together playing singing fighting away from Technology... I'm moroccan nd i feel so jealous of u bcz i really wanna live a similar experience in Atlas mountains also i feel soo emotional cuz it's been more than 4 years i didn't visit my family's members who live in town... I will definitly start watching all ur vlogs nd subscribe... MAY GOD BLESS UR FAMILY and happy seing u loving Morocco
Thank you so much! I agree, the simpler life is so alluring. Our kids do get some technology because of school, but we really try to keep it to a minimum. We appreciate you sharing your amazing country.
I am from Morocco exacltly from Ourika village .. I am very sad to say that we almost lost this culture . people are dying because of cold weather and no hospitals. this life style is really hard . I am now working in Casablanca city, my friends are working in Saudi Arabia, EU, big cities in Morocco, we can't stay any more. I liked how your daughters quickly adapted to new environment. You guys deserve more views and attention . a big thumbs up from me
This makes me so sad, but I understand. It does look like a hard life, but one so rich in love and culture. I would hate to see it die out. Thanks. We are working on getting more views (wink, wink).
Breakfast is important in morocco that's why we eat alot but the good thing is that the food is healthy and organic that's why you rarely see an overwheight moroccan
Interesting. Well, I am so American in the way I love big breakfasts, but I guess I am out of practice with all those petit déjeuner in Europe. Ha. They are yummy here.
iSuKOwnerS A lot of them force themselves to become overweight to be considered ‘attractive’ but if they didn’t force themselves, they would be healthy. Some people outside of Morocco eat normal portions yet still gain weight due to eating junk
I've heard a few people say that shop and restaurant owners are very aggressive about wanting to sell you things, to the point of being mad when you don't want to buy something. And also, in general, there are fewer things to do other than shopping at the souks.
@@kenkliu You know this may be sometimes (RARELY) true in Marrakech (due to the tough competition between them to get sales).. sikos exist everywhere even in Morocco looooooooool but the majority are sane people
Thanks brother as an Amazigh Moroccan I send my love and respect to all kurds whenever they are❤ my mother's great great grandfather came from Karkok to Morocco and lived and married an Amazigh woman❤ my grandfather and my uncles from my mother they look the same as Kurd people I'm so honored that I have Kurd blood
Your kids are so lucky. They are going to have so many beautiful memories to look back on. Just imagine them in fifty years time, watching these videos with their children and grandchildren. You are giving them so much!
Awh Bernardette the thought of what you said made my eyes water... in a very happy way. Everything we do as we WorldTown takes them into consideration, living full, creating memories and having stories to tell. Thank you for your support and seeing the value for them. Big kiss.
I was in Morocco years ago but didn't get to learn as much as you. We also went to Ceuta which is right in the same area but owned by Spain to spend a few days with family. Such an interesting area. I LOVED this video! You got to explore what I didn't. Thank you for sharing this! Excellent!
Thanks!!! The fact that you came here for a visit is a great experience in itself. Sometimes we land in places where we only work and miss out on the cultural experience, it happens, don't beat yourself up. This just means you get to come back for another visit, right? There is so much to see here, I wish we had 6 months. Glad you got to come along and explore with us virtually.
Absolutely, need to go back. We just came back to Florida from traveling out west for 2 months and being in Europe for 4 months. Our kids learned so much. They want to live in Spain one day...at least part time near our family after they are done with college. Your kids will NEVER forget these experiences you are giving them. You have changed their future for the better. I'm so excited for your kids and what they will do with the knowledge they acquired from these travels that you have provided for them. I need to catch up on your videos...we are so behind because of the travels and my mom's passing this January. Lots has happened. We are not in St. Petersburg, FL as our home base but will keep traveling in the future from here :)
Sorry about your mom. I hope she lived a fulfilling life. Congrats on your travels, they sound amazing. It will be interesting to see what path the kids choose in life. Frankly, as long as they are happy and good people it really does not matter to me. We want them to follow where their passions lie, but I suspect the travel will impact their choices for sure.
Yes, mom passed in her sleep at the age of 92. She lived an interesting and full life. Traveling like we did with our kids has been the best decision we made in our lives. Yes, your kids are AMAZING and will continue to have a BRIGHT future. A+++ for your parenting skills(both of you of course) See you in your next video.🌞
I'm a moroccan/ american and I see how much respect , enthusiasm and appreciation you have for a culture that is so foreign to you . God bless, be safe, and keep on traveling .
It has been the highlight of all of our time in Morocco. We just went back to the family again!!!! Wait until you see the vlog. coming soon. Hi to a fellow YTuber.
That is our goal with the bulk of our experiences. There is nothing wrong with an organized tour, but having things explained by locals who share for the love it, that is where the real learning happens. Moroccans are so gracious and have been so willing to share and explain everywhere we have been so far. Thank you for following our journey. We really appreciate it.
Wow - this vlog was absolutely amazing. Thoroughly enjoyed it plus I learnt a great deal. Highly informative and very interesting. A big thank you for sharing this.
Thank you H FS. We had a great experience. I only wish that we could have shared everything, but alas, there is only some much hard drive space on my computer 😂
HONESTLY,i would have to say this is by far your greatest video,the music,the editing,the scenery,you guys captured it superbly,i ould have watched this for hours,i simply love your family,you are all so gracious and interesting,happy and safe travels.
Thank you Alan! It is such an honor to be in this amazing country. The locals have been incredibly welcoming. More to come. It is going to be really hard to leave.
15: Same cooking style in our Culture Village life is simple but beautiful Clam,Fresh air,clean water,Pure meal and Beauty. Many Many love from Pakistan to Morrocon Sisters and Brothers🇵🇰❤
what an experience guys!! I've seen all of your videos , I am from Morocco, was born in the south and grow up in Casablanca, i really appreciate the way you talk about my culture and how welcoming are the people, you just show the bright and beautiful side of Morocco, I know for sure that you'd encountered a lot of bad experiences during your trip,but you didnt talk about them which is really good. Thank you for showing the world how Morocco is one of the best countries in the world
If there is one thing you learn about while traveling is that the is a negative side to everywhere. The question is whether you chose to focus on those or not, We do not have the time or the energy to focus on the negative. We have too much to do. Glad you enjoyed the videos and we hope that you continue to follow our journey. Next episode will be up tomorrow. All the best!
Oh beautiful beautiful......what a wonderful world you’re bringing your children up in❤️❤️❤️❤️ so hearing you. Our children have adapted to life in India so incredibly well. They see different things that we as adults see!
I commend you both for putting the hopes, dreams & plain JOY of your children first! Excellent job showing the love you have for them! That must stem from the love you have for each other. . .be blessed!
Thank you so much. Yeah, we like each other (on good days) 😍. We have a good time solving problems together and that translates to how we raise our kids. We want to show them that anything is possible. We think it's working...
Many people think that the Berbers are only in Morocco, the Berbers are in all of North Africa Im a berber (amazigh) from algeria (atlas mountains , kabylie region ) i speak tamazight berber language Greetings to all , love this video Azul fellawen ❤
If you have love for people in your heart, you do not need language to communicate. Non verbal communication from heart get it done. I am amazed with this video. You have a wonderful family, sharing common values & ethos
What a great opportunity for ur children, they will never forget the experience and it will teach them to learn of people from different cultures and backgrounds, what a humbling experience for all, Great job!
This is what it is all about Jessica and Will! What an amazing experience for you and especially the kids. the people seem so humble and climb. I loved seeing avalon and Largo play with the local kids...
I'm Moroccan and I know what makes Morocco so special , its people are amazing especially in the villages they are so welcoming and love to have guests ,so generous . that's a part I'm so proud of . you are welcome to Morocco anytime . see how love can break the borders I'm talking about the kids and how they got with the village kids playing and running around even they don't understand the language . amazing experience you are so lucky traveling around the world I love that
I feel love watching this video thanks for sharing I m a Moroccan lady from Casablanca I have never been there before such an amazing experience Be safe
You guys are way cool! You have had the real Moroccan experience. I am envious and I am Moroccan although I now live in Chicago. Tinmel, the mosque you visited, is the birth place of a Berber dynasty that ruled Morocco for a long time. Tinmel means "school" in berber because the founder of this dynasty was versed in the Koran and taught his disciples the "righteous way". His followers took his message to the rest of Morocco and ended up founding a dynasty known as "Al Mohads". Al Mohads means the "uniters" because they united different tribes and regions under one single nation. They are the first of just two Berber dynasties that ruled Morocco. The other dynasty are the "Al Moravids". Both of these dynasties are known in Europe because they sustained the Moors in Islamic Spain for many decades. Both dynasties eventually turned their backs on the Moors of Spain because they did not consider them to be pious enough. The entire area where you stayed has a very rich history although it looks backward and disconnected from any modern lives and modern conveniences.
Wow, thanks so much for sharing all this history. We love learning about Morocco from the locals. You all have been so helpful and we are grateful for that. Have a fantastic day.
Jessica Sueiro You are the ones we should thank for sharing your unique experience with all of us. I wish you the best of luck and I am anxious to watch new videos of new adventures and new places.
Actually the Almoravids & Almohads were invited by the Taifa kingdoms to come to Al Andalus & help the Taifa rulers stop the Native European Catholics from taking back their land from the Muslims but instead the Almoravids & Almohads simply kept the Taifa kingdoms for themselves. The Almoravids did not give up on the Taifa kingdoms but rather the Almohad dynasty destroyed the Almoravids in Morocco & then the Almohads took over the former Almoravid lands in Al Andalus
The Almohads were severely defeated by a Christian coalition of the kingdoms of Castilla,Navarra,Aragon,Portugal, Knights of Santiago,Knights of Calatrava, Knights Templar,Knights Hospitaller, & French volunteers in the decisive battle of "Las Navas de Tolosa" in the year 1212. After this 1212 battle the Almohad king was seriously injured & he fled back to Morocco where he died shortly after. This 1212 battle was the end of muslim power in southern Spain & southern Portugal because the Christians took back all their land town by town until the late 1200s when they completed this task. The Nasrid kingdom of Granada was created as a vassal kingdom of Castilla after the Almohad defeat & although Granada was conquered in 1492 REAL Muslim power was gone after the 1212 Almohad defeat because Granada was just a tributary state of Castilla
Thanks. If we could only film 100% of the time...Now that would really be a show. We are interacting with everyone with a story to tell. This place is full of so many interesting people.
You guys are so amazing and I love you very much, and thank you for visiting the place where I was born, you guys remind me of my beautiful people, god bless you and bless your little ones.
I just started watching your videos today and they're pretty awesome. iam a berber myself from agadir and I've been living in the USA Charlotte NC for 21years..you guys are doing an amazing job & have some smart kids..god bless!!👍🙏
I love you guys, you look like nice people and I admire how you managed to discover the the real gems in traveling to morocco, meet real people, learning real culture, and tasting real food.
Seriously! We knew that we were in for something different when we booked this, but this blew us away. Our host, Said made us feel so welcome and spent the entire weekend showing us around. We need to find more experiences like this.
amazing video, i really like how interrested you guys are about the berber life, a lot of tourists come to morocco just for the beach or hotels, but you guys are diving into the culture! you must be proud of your kids, they're very smart !
Thank you Ayoub. We make every effort to learn about local culture in an authentic way. We always engage with kids to get the best experience . In this case, we were able to connect with Said and his family. The result was magical. We are very proud parents. Our kids are curious and open minded. Traveling the world has given them the skills to evaluate before judging. We can not want more for them.
Amazing experience, beautiful country and lovely people, so friendly. I noticed the same when I went to Morocco in regards to sleep, I have not slept as good as in Morocco in my entire life
Keep inspiring our world! Love the laughter and freedom of expressing! You truly have us in belly laughs, and omg- we totally would have so much fun if we were in Morocco with your family!!!! Have a peaceful weekend! All, love! 🙏🧡
Be humble and live a simple life full of experiences and explore the world with the family which male everything good and have a sense thks family inspire me and gives me a positive energy. be safe and welcome to morocco
It's interesting. I never thought of that until this week. Between spending the weekend in the Berber village last weekend and now staying at a campsite in front of the Dades Gorges which is also ran by a Berber family, I have looked at the people and thought that they look very similar to me and the kids. I was wondering if the Latino and Moroccan blood lines were mixed together. Maybe there is a link. Will
@World Towning Well of course there is some link. The moors 'Moroccans' conquered Spain 'andalusia' . Some Moors who mixed with Spaniard remained in Spain e.g. Gomerez who are Moroccans from Ghomari tribes in Northern Morocco, and those families still are present in Spain and many Latin countries such Columbia, Venezuela, Argentina. Here is an interesting fact, a large portion of the sailors of Columbus, were in fact Gomerez....and there are stories that mention they have visited the Americas long before Columbus.
Thank you for your beautiful words and kindness toward Morocco . A big hugs and love to all your sweet family whatever you are now :) From the people of Morocco
You are so welcome. Also, today we will release a video from when we returned to this incredible place. It should be up in a few hours. I know you will love it.
Beautiful generous gracious people there. Great experiences. What a wonderful adventure life you have. Am sure you go beyond comfort zone traveling those roads, but you have the right attitude. And very resorceful. Love every minute of the vids you guys put together. Will am sure this life much much better than Sarbanes Oxley regulation work.
Hi Linda. Better than doing SOX work. That is a huge yes. We have pushed ourselves outside of your comfort zone so much that very little now seems uncomfortable. There are still uncomfortable moments, like when there is no cell service. 🤮
I felt sorry for the 81 dislikers...This amazing experience took me back to where I came from. Many years back I used to spend 2 months every year in the similar ambiance... Thank you for the share And long life for IMAZIGHEN
im from morocco and i saw all your videos i really love the way how you present my country and the people and food too thanks so much for all and welcome to your 2nd country morocco
What an awesome adventure for your entire family! I'm especially over the moon with joy for the benefits this experience is providing your children!! I feel the excitement and empowerment in their lives. Bravo Parents!
Great video! I wish more people were exploring the local culture and not just places. I would love to hear more about what you learned about this cultural experience.
Thank you Bazia. Morocco is a completely different culture thank what we were experiencing in Europe and in South America. We like to think that educating our kids through the understanding of the diversities of cultures is a crucial part of their growth experience. The kids walked away from this experience with a confirmed sense of confidence that kids are kids wherever you are, regardless of ethnicity or religion. This is our "Why" for traveling. As fas as Jessica and I, we were confirmed that a life focused on family and friendships is a great way to live.
Wow... amazing trip. You're the type of tourists we like to see in our country. We, as Moroccan, we learn and discover the country with you. Thank you and always welcome to Morocco
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OUR EXPERIENCES IN MOROCCO HAVE BEEN SO GREAT. THE PEOPLE, THE COLORS, THE MUSIC, THE SCENERY - ALL AMAZING! Thank you for being so gracious to our family!
Thank you for the video "Lovely Family" , Indeed Berber people in the High Atlas mountaines are very simple but so kind & generous :)
World Towning we gonna miss you all guys..keep doing your amazing vlogs and don't hesitate to Come back anytime you want ,😘🤗
World Towning you guys are amazing and very respectful, thanks, Moroccan living in the US.
Thx for sharing your experience. Berber people are indeed good people: they have very strong moral values, work ethics, and great culture. Unfortunately their region has not been developed under HassanII as they were discriminated against the same way Algerian berbers were in Algeria. But I believe it has changed over the years.
WHY ARE U HERE, WE DON'T WANT NOR NEED SNAKEZ AMONGST OUR PPL...UR THE UNCLEEN THE BIBLE SPEAKZ OF..OBIDIAH 2:3 GO AWAY
I'm a berber and Im really proud of my culture. My people are absolutely nice and cheerful, we do like nature and have totraly exclusive and exceptional traditions.
Moroccans loves down to earth humble people. If you happen to be one, well Morocco will make you feel happy.
I completely agree. It's one of my favorite places on earth. All the best and please stay safe.
I found these Morocco videos at the wrong time , i have an exam tomorrow but i cant stop watching.i miss Morocco so much
Get back to studying? We will always be there after you are done with the exam. Good luck and get some rest.
Welcome.to you in morocco
Sinti Finti Mintea ❶ lmfao welp.
World Towning lol.
Loss Hair lol.
What a beautiful Family and the real morocco looks fantastic well done guys.
Thank you. So far it has been amazing! We hope to come back one day and dig deeper in the the southern culture. We just learned this country is 80% mountains and that is a lot of exploring.
@@jsueiro1 yeah Morocco excists mostly out of Mountains. I live in belgium but I'm from the north of Morocco. Watching this video took me back to those times as a kid that I played in the Mountains with the local children. Good times... I love Morocco and the berber culture. Proud to be tmazight! ⵣ❤️
كيجيو كينقلو و كيمشيو يطبقو في بلدانهم
Fati Yaki تفكير سلبي جدا
@@miratay3221 اوى خليك مع الايجابيين ما خرج علينا غ بحالكم
My husband is also a Berber from Morocco. And we live in Brazil. Mountain Berbers have a hard life,, but also has a fascinating culture..
I m a berber from Morocco and I live in Switzerland
So good vlog that you have made
I miss my country 😢
Hi! We loved our time in the village in the high Atlas. Thanks for following and we are so happy you are enjoying the vlogs.
I Have visited morocco in 2015 & 2017. Im So amazed that the Berber speaks fluent English & Well rounded conversationalist. I would still love to visit Chefchauhen again
Im a berber from algeria , azul fellak agma
You should call yourself Amazigh not a pejorative name given by foreign people
Rayan Zürich
Last November 21to 29, I was there with my friend, and I was celebrating my birthday in Sahara desert, I love Morocco 🇲🇦 ❤️❤️❤️
Our parents and Grandparents all came from there. May God bless them all. true men and women.
It is truly a special area. You are lucky to have such amazing history in your family. They are tough men and women too!
No Bro, I just mean my parents and grandparents came from these villages in the Atlas mountains, what you are talking about is another subject.
Ameen
@@frisen077 indeed
I found this beautiful video by pure chance. Your family is beautiful and amazing how you blend with everyone else. You're giving your kids this priceless gift. And Morocco is a very tolerant country. Amazigh people are awesome and welcoming.
I always find myself coming back to re-watch your Morocco videos over and over again. Something about your humble and genuine interaction with the locals and the fact that I miss Morocco so much, makes me both happy, sad to be away from my country and my family, and nostalgic to those years I spent in Morocco and all the happy yet hard times there. I am looking forward to you going back to Morocco so we can experience Morocco and its people through your wonderful eyes. All the best to your family and much of love from a Moroccan in Germany.
What a great compliment. THANK YOU! Morocco is such a special place. We will be back in December. Send tagine and currywurst please! Wink.
Bonjour, je suis de maroc amazigh. Merci pour les beaux mots. Je vous dis si vous êtes venu au Maroc, alors bienvenue à vous, nous serons heureux de vous rencontrer
Berber villages are located in all over the country and Atlas mountain is just one of them.
We had a great experience in a Berber village during our stay at the Dades Gorge. Once again, we were completely welcomed with kindness and generosity.
My grandmother lives here
why doesn't anybody understandits tamazight not berber stupid berber is an insult uagh
Take attention
We are not berber
We are imazighn
كل الاجانب يجدون راحة بالمغرب
الحمد لله على التنوع الموجود اللهم احفظ بلدي المغرب وسائر البلاد
Azul... From malaysia love this country bezafff❤️
😂😂😂😂
I'm from Morocco, I've visited Malaysia as well nice country great people. APA khabar
What an amazing experience. The kids will never forget.
I hope so. We have been gone for a week and the kids are already talking about the friends that they made. They would love to be pen pals, but navigating the logistics of it is proving to be a challenge.
+World Towning they are speaking amazigh languge . amazigh is our languge we are not arabs .
+salah amazigh Morocco is an Arab speaking country.
Patty Sternjacob yea.
World Towning yea, makes sense.
Thank you for visiting real Morocco. Don't get me wrong, touristic cities are fun, but real Morocco is the people, their hope, food, culture, traditional clothes... This actually is the case everywhere.
Also, congratulation for raising kids who enjoy the world and the people instead of phones and social media. Bright future ahead of them.
Best of luck and I can't wait to see your next adventure.
You get us. Thank you for that. We do our best to be honest. All the best to you in 2020!🤓
Genuine beautiful people and personalities, this is better than any documentary ever... .
Awh, you are so sweet. Thank you, just living life the only way we know how. People need people, right? It is easy to love this place and its people.
You daughter looks beautiful in the red berber scarf. The children seem to enjoy it a lot. I know these parts of Morocco and what amazes me the most is that these people will share whatever little they have with you, help you and assist you in everything you need even though they are not wealthy or rich. It is humbling!
Our children love meeting kids from other cultures, as do we. Morocco is a very special place for all of us. We love it there.
I could truly feel your excitement and awe over this experience! Morocco has now been bumped to my short list!
Carole, even for a week, this place is spectacular. Anything longer would just be amazing.
I fell in love with Morocco then with my husband and his Berber culture. Next time you are welcome to visit our village.we are not too far al Houz. you are welcome to stay with our family. I love this way of life so much I couldn't come back to Europe. No wonder Tamazight they are the Free People. I feel free.
One of the kindest culture we have ever come in contact with. You must be very lucky to be married to your husband. All the best.
Thanks lots Amazighe de Londre
Those kids are soooo lucky living the real life nd enjoy being together playing singing fighting away from Technology... I'm moroccan nd i feel so jealous of u bcz i really wanna live a similar experience in Atlas mountains also i feel soo emotional cuz it's been more than 4 years i didn't visit my family's members who live in town... I will definitly start watching all ur vlogs nd subscribe...
MAY GOD BLESS UR FAMILY and happy seing u loving Morocco
Thank you so much! I agree, the simpler life is so alluring. Our kids do get some technology because of school, but we really try to keep it to a minimum. We appreciate you sharing your amazing country.
I am from Morocco exacltly from Ourika village .. I am very sad to say that we almost lost this culture .
people are dying because of cold weather and no hospitals. this life style is really hard .
I am now working in Casablanca city, my friends are working in Saudi Arabia, EU, big cities in Morocco, we can't stay any more.
I liked how your daughters quickly adapted to new environment.
You guys deserve more views and attention .
a big thumbs up from me
This makes me so sad, but I understand. It does look like a hard life, but one so rich in love and culture. I would hate to see it die out. Thanks. We are working on getting more views (wink, wink).
I have a female friend in Agadir, and she tells me life is super hard in making a living.
McVideos
Breakfast is important in morocco that's why we eat alot but the good thing is that the food is healthy and organic that's why you rarely see an overwheight moroccan
Interesting. Well, I am so American in the way I love big breakfasts, but I guess I am out of practice with all those petit déjeuner in Europe. Ha. They are yummy here.
thats a lie tons of overweight people in morocco, mostly woman
@@iSuKOwnerS Only in urban areas though.
iSuKOwnerS
A lot of them force themselves to become overweight to be considered ‘attractive’ but if they didn’t force themselves, they would be healthy. Some people outside of Morocco eat normal portions yet still gain weight due to eating junk
Junkfood, processed food is poison for your body. You are right. Organic, old school food is the best thing you can give your body.✌
Wow! What an experience! You guys totally changed my perception of Morocco.
That's the idea 😜. All the best...
Could you please tell us what was your perception of Morocco?
I've heard a few people say that shop and restaurant owners are very aggressive about wanting to sell you things, to the point of being mad when you don't want to buy something. And also, in general, there are fewer things to do other than shopping at the souks.
@@kenkliu You know this may be sometimes (RARELY) true in Marrakech (due to the tough competition between them to get sales).. sikos exist everywhere even in Morocco looooooooool but the majority are sane people
I look forward to visiting Morocco one day 😄
They're looks like The Kurds !
I really love amazigh, Great people❤
From Kurdistan❤💛💚
They really are amazing people. Hope all is well in Kurdistan. Stay safe.
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Thanks brother as an Amazigh Moroccan I send my love and respect to all kurds whenever they are❤ my mother's great great grandfather came from Karkok to Morocco and lived and married an Amazigh woman❤ my grandfather and my uncles from my mother they look the same as Kurd people I'm so honored that I have Kurd blood
Your kids are so lucky. They are going to have so many beautiful memories to look back on. Just imagine them in fifty years time, watching these videos with their children and grandchildren. You are giving them so much!
Awh Bernardette the thought of what you said made my eyes water... in a very happy way. Everything we do as we WorldTown takes them into consideration, living full, creating memories and having stories to tell. Thank you for your support and seeing the value for them. Big kiss.
I was in Morocco years ago but didn't get to learn as much as you. We also went to Ceuta which is right in the same area but owned by Spain to spend a few days with family. Such an interesting area. I LOVED this video! You got to explore what I didn't. Thank you for sharing this! Excellent!
Thanks!!! The fact that you came here for a visit is a great experience in itself. Sometimes we land in places where we only work and miss out on the cultural experience, it happens, don't beat yourself up. This just means you get to come back for another visit, right? There is so much to see here, I wish we had 6 months. Glad you got to come along and explore with us virtually.
Absolutely, need to go back. We just came back to Florida from traveling out west for 2 months and being in Europe for 4 months. Our kids learned so much. They want to live in Spain one day...at least part time near our family after they are done with college. Your kids will NEVER forget these experiences you are giving them. You have changed their future for the better. I'm so excited for your kids and what they will do with the knowledge they acquired from these travels that you have provided for them. I need to catch up on your videos...we are so behind because of the travels and my mom's passing this January. Lots has happened. We are not in St. Petersburg, FL as our home base but will keep traveling in the future from here :)
Sorry about your mom. I hope she lived a fulfilling life.
Congrats on your travels, they sound amazing.
It will be interesting to see what path the kids choose in life. Frankly, as long as they are happy and good people it really does not matter to me. We want them to follow where their passions lie, but I suspect the travel will impact their choices for sure.
Yes, mom passed in her sleep at the age of 92. She lived an interesting and full life. Traveling like we did with our kids has been the best decision we made in our lives. Yes, your kids are AMAZING and will continue to have a BRIGHT future. A+++ for your parenting skills(both of you of course) See you in your next video.🌞
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is such a fun journey I cannot imagine living another way with them now. Have a fabulous weekend.
I'm a moroccan/ american and I see how much respect , enthusiasm and appreciation you have for a culture that is so foreign to you . God bless, be safe, and keep on traveling .
Thanks! We loved Morocco so much. Everyone was incredibly kind to us.
Thank you very much for your visit. we had a great experience with you.
Thanks again! We will recommend the experience for years to come! Until we meet again.
I am a Moroccan Berber TH-camr, I must admit that I admired your courage that pulled over to live with a Berber family for 48hs.
It has been the highlight of all of our time in Morocco. We just went back to the family again!!!! Wait until you see the vlog. coming soon. Hi to a fellow YTuber.
the kids mingling was definitely beyond magic
Thanks. They are a bit shy in the beginning, but after 10 minutes they warm up and are ready to have fun.
I like this video the most because you had a direct contact with the real Moroccan people. I am a Moroccan and I love your channel
That is our goal with the bulk of our experiences. There is nothing wrong with an organized tour, but having things explained by locals who share for the love it, that is where the real learning happens. Moroccans are so gracious and have been so willing to share and explain everywhere we have been so far. Thank you for following our journey. We really appreciate it.
Thank you! To connect with the people is always our goal. Sometimes language limits us, but we still do our best.
Wow - this vlog was absolutely amazing. Thoroughly enjoyed it
plus I learnt a great deal. Highly
informative and very interesting.
A big thank you for sharing this.
Thank you H FS. We had a great experience. I only wish that we could have shared everything, but alas, there is only some much hard drive space on my computer 😂
HONESTLY,i would have to say this is by far your greatest video,the music,the editing,the scenery,you guys captured it superbly,i ould have watched this for hours,i simply love your family,you are all so gracious and interesting,happy and safe travels.
Thank you Alan! It is such an honor to be in this amazing country. The locals have been incredibly welcoming. More to come. It is going to be really hard to leave.
15: Same cooking style in our Culture Village life is simple but beautiful Clam,Fresh air,clean water,Pure meal and Beauty.
Many Many love from Pakistan to Morrocon Sisters and Brothers🇵🇰❤
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what an experience guys!! I've seen all of your videos , I am from Morocco, was born in the south and grow up in Casablanca, i really appreciate the way you talk about my culture and how welcoming are the people, you just show the bright and beautiful side of Morocco, I know for sure that you'd encountered a lot of bad experiences during your trip,but you didnt talk about them which is really good. Thank you for showing the world how Morocco is one of the best countries in the world
If there is one thing you learn about while traveling is that the is a negative side to everywhere. The question is whether you chose to focus on those or not, We do not have the time or the energy to focus on the negative. We have too much to do. Glad you enjoyed the videos and we hope that you continue to follow our journey. Next episode will be up tomorrow. All the best!
Oh beautiful beautiful......what a wonderful world you’re bringing your children up in❤️❤️❤️❤️ so hearing you. Our children have adapted to life in India so incredibly well. They see different things that we as adults see!
Thanks Amanda. We are getting so much more than we bargained for. An unexpected surprise at every turn (or Gorge)! 🤩
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Assalam o alikum Moroccan brothers and sisters from Pakistan.
Pakistan is so much on our list. We hear it is amazing.
I commend you both for putting the hopes, dreams & plain JOY of your children first! Excellent job showing the love you have for them! That must stem from the love you have for each other. . .be blessed!
Thank you so much. Yeah, we like each other (on good days) 😍. We have a good time solving problems together and that translates to how we raise our kids. We want to show them that anything is possible. We think it's working...
This is the kind of show we need on national TV! Thank you, guys. You are wonderful!
moorless yes, I agree! Lets do it!
your family is really inspiring. I love the energy between the two of you (Jessica and Will) you guys complement one another well
Thanks Jesse. Will is definitely my better half and knows me better than anyone. I can't imagine doing this with anyone else.
The look on his face when his mother in law constantly interrupts him is priceless.
Many people think that the Berbers are only in Morocco, the Berbers are in all of North Africa
Im a berber (amazigh) from algeria (atlas mountains , kabylie region ) i speak tamazight berber language
Greetings to all , love this video
Azul fellawen ❤
Thanks for sharing. Love the culture and all the love around the world.
If you have love for people in your heart, you do not need language to communicate. Non verbal communication from heart get it done. I am amazed with this video. You have a wonderful family, sharing common values & ethos
I love Morocco, It is one of my dream countries I wish to visit the place for holiday in the nearness future 🙂
What a great opportunity for ur children, they will never forget the experience and it will teach them to learn of people from different cultures and backgrounds, what a humbling experience for all, Great job!
Thanks! Deciding to WorldTown has been one of the best decisions for our children, our family and our overall well being! Thank you for watching!
OMG. I totally wish I could experience Morocco!
When the travel bans lift, you should definitely go. It is so worth it. We are going back in December.
This is what it is all about Jessica and Will! What an amazing experience for you and especially the kids. the people seem so humble and climb. I loved seeing avalon and Largo play with the local kids...
you've got a new follower here , thanks for sharing how amazing the deep Morocco is .
It is our pleasure. We can not say more on how impressed we are with Morocco.
I'm Moroccan and I know what makes Morocco so special , its people are amazing especially in the villages they are so welcoming and love to have guests ,so generous . that's a part I'm so proud of . you are welcome to Morocco anytime . see how love can break the borders I'm talking about the kids and how they got with the village kids playing and running around even they don't understand the language . amazing experience you are so lucky traveling around the world I love that
I feel love watching this video thanks for sharing I m a Moroccan lady from Casablanca I have never been there before such an amazing experience
Be safe
As a Morrocan and a Berber too I can tell you Moroccans are the most hospitable people , they like to have guests and know how to receive them : )
I could not agree more. The hospitality here is top notch. It makes learning about a country and its people so much more enjoyable.
Morocco is a beloved homeland, a homeland for all, and everyone loves it combines all cultures, simplicity and love for others. Good, welcome
The best years in my life were the years I lived in Morocco, married to a very nice Berber.
The area is magic!
You guys are so sweet and your kindness and humbleness moves every viewer . Thank you .
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you! ❤😍❤😍
It' s so touching to see the kids playing together... great video !
My favorite part about our trip as well.
Moroccans are some of the nicest people you would ever meet especially in the rural areas. Love Morocco; Algeria and Tunisia.
Completely agree! We will miss it.
You guys are way cool! You have had the real Moroccan experience. I am envious and I am Moroccan although I now live in Chicago.
Tinmel, the mosque you visited, is the birth place of a Berber dynasty that ruled Morocco for a long time. Tinmel means "school" in berber because the founder of this dynasty was versed in the Koran and taught his disciples the "righteous way". His followers took his message to the rest of Morocco and ended up founding a dynasty known as "Al Mohads". Al Mohads means the "uniters" because they united different tribes and regions under one single nation. They are the first of just two Berber dynasties that ruled Morocco. The other dynasty are the "Al Moravids". Both of these dynasties are known in Europe because they sustained the Moors in Islamic Spain for many decades. Both dynasties eventually turned their backs on the Moors of Spain because they did not consider them to be pious enough.
The entire area where you stayed has a very rich history although it looks backward and disconnected from any modern lives and modern conveniences.
Wow, thanks so much for sharing all this history. We love learning about Morocco from the locals. You all have been so helpful and we are grateful for that. Have a fantastic day.
Jessica Sueiro You are the ones we should thank for sharing your unique experience with all of us.
I wish you the best of luck and I am anxious to watch new videos of new adventures and new places.
@@moukafaslouka4796 All good and very well said. One small precision though, Al Moravids came first, i.e. before Al Moahads.
Actually the Almoravids & Almohads were invited by the Taifa kingdoms to come to Al Andalus & help the Taifa rulers stop the Native European Catholics from taking back their land from the Muslims but instead the Almoravids & Almohads simply kept the Taifa kingdoms for themselves.
The Almoravids did not give up on the Taifa kingdoms but rather the Almohad dynasty destroyed the Almoravids in Morocco & then the Almohads took over the former Almoravid lands in Al Andalus
The Almohads were severely defeated by
a Christian coalition of the kingdoms of
Castilla,Navarra,Aragon,Portugal,
Knights of Santiago,Knights of Calatrava,
Knights Templar,Knights Hospitaller,
& French volunteers in the decisive battle of "Las Navas de Tolosa" in the year 1212.
After this 1212 battle the Almohad king was seriously injured & he fled back to Morocco where he died shortly after.
This 1212 battle was the end of muslim power in southern Spain & southern Portugal because the Christians took back all their land town by town until the late 1200s when they completed this task.
The Nasrid kingdom of Granada was created as a vassal kingdom of Castilla after the Almohad defeat & although Granada was conquered in 1492 REAL Muslim power was gone after the 1212 Almohad defeat because Granada was just a tributary state of Castilla
Too much love and respect from Morocco
Another great video guys, reaching out and touching the people and their every day lives is so great.
Thanks. If we could only film 100% of the time...Now that would really be a show. We are interacting with everyone with a story to tell. This place is full of so many interesting people.
You're "amazing" too!
Thank you for the love in your hearts!
And thank you for showing us the universallity of childhood!
This is really a remarkable culture that everyone can learn from.
You guys are so amazing and I love you very much, and thank you for visiting the place where I was born, you guys remind me of my beautiful people, god bless you and bless your little ones.
Thank you. We are very lucky to have traveled to Morocco. One of our favorite places on Earth.
Fantastic video! Fantastic scenery and beauuuutiful people. Your family blends so well with them. Amazing amazigh!
I cannot believe you drove the RV up there! What an amazing experience, but a scary drive ;) -- Mel
Also, how did you find this experience?
Will is CRAZY!!! You should see some of the places we have driven!
I googled it and then airbnb'd it. This is the same way our friend found the indigenous experience in Ecuador.
I can only imagine if I had the drone with me. Ugh!
We would be in jail, now that would be fun!
I just started watching your videos today and they're pretty awesome. iam a berber myself from agadir and I've been living in the USA Charlotte NC for 21years..you guys are doing an amazing job & have some smart kids..god bless!!👍🙏
Wow, really amazing and beautiful experience. Thanks for sharing how amazing the Berber life is.
This is one of our favorite experiences ever.
I love you guys, you look like nice people and I admire how you managed to discover the the real gems in traveling to morocco, meet real people, learning real culture, and tasting real food.
Thanks! We love Morocco so much. Can't wait to come back soon.
I feel so lucky to discover your beautiful and interesting channel !!! One subscriber more with a big 👍
Thank you Zara! We appreciate the support.
I am just back from Morocco after spending a week in a Berber village, such lovely folks, hospitable and caring ... for long time to remember
Absolutely. They are such kind people.
Congratulations for this amazing video, we can feel a bit of the emotion that I am sure you guys got from that experience.
Thanks! It was such a special experience, one we will remember forever!
FANTASTIC..glad you enjoyed Africa. I'm South African..and hope to do the same soon! Would love to do what you folks did!
Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦 anytime it’s a beautiful country with beautiful nature and culture and people 😍🇲🇦🇲🇦😍
Thank you so much. We hope that everthing is well with you and your family during these crazy times. 😍
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Yes everything is going well and we are at home having fun being quarantined lol 😆 Thanks for asking 💝
What an amazing ability on how you and your beautiful kids immerese with the locals and the culture. You guys from heaven. We Love you.
Wow, thank you! We love Morocco so much.
What an enchanting village !
Seriously! We knew that we were in for something different when we booked this, but this blew us away. Our host, Said made us feel so welcome and spent the entire weekend showing us around. We need to find more experiences like this.
Proud to be amazigh « berber » from morocco agadir city
Thank you for this video
You are so welcome. We really do miss Morocco. Travel is really hard nowadays.
World Towning yes i know welcome again anytime
amazing video, i really like how interrested you guys are about the berber life, a lot of tourists come to morocco just for the beach or hotels, but you guys are diving into the culture!
you must be proud of your kids, they're very smart !
Thank you Ayoub. We make every effort to learn about local culture in an authentic way. We always engage with kids to get the best experience . In this case, we were able to connect with Said and his family. The result was magical. We are very proud parents. Our kids are curious and open minded. Traveling the world has given them the skills to evaluate before judging. We can not want more for them.
I'm Berber from atlas warzazat I like this blog I love atlas and people moooooooore
We had such a great experience. We could have spent more time, but we were in a hurry to get to the desert. Next time...
@@WorldTowning that's our pleasure to comeback to us any time🤩
I'm moroccan berber and i have my brother from another mother from ecuador we met in china for a period and he still my bro
SO cool. Travel is so amazing to bring the world together. Can't wait until the travel restrictions are lifted. Stay safe!
Amazing experience, beautiful country and lovely people, so friendly. I noticed the same when I went to Morocco in regards to sleep, I have not slept as good as in Morocco in my entire life
Love you guys!!! I am so happy to see BEAUTIFUL peoples, You make my heart sing! Happy to subscribe and see your travels!
Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing! We love taking you along with us virtually. Have a great weekend.
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Keep inspiring our world! Love the laughter and freedom of expressing! You truly have us in belly laughs, and omg- we totally would have so much fun if we were in Morocco with your family!!!! Have a peaceful weekend! All, love! 🙏🧡
Be humble and live a simple life full of experiences and explore the world with the family which male everything good and have a sense thks family inspire me and gives me a positive energy. be safe and welcome to morocco
Yes, thank you. Travel and respect all cultures. All the best and please stay safe.
Your kids blend into Morocco perfectly! With their latin looks you can easily mistake both of them as Moroccans
It's interesting. I never thought of that until this week. Between spending the weekend in the Berber village last weekend and now staying at a campsite in front of the Dades Gorges which is also ran by a Berber family, I have looked at the people and thought that they look very similar to me and the kids. I was wondering if the Latino and Moroccan blood lines were mixed together. Maybe there is a link. Will
I was going to say the same thing , btw great videos
I was quicker ! lol
World Towning well moroccans aka the moors ruled over spain for centuries and alot of iberians who settled in south america had moroccan ancestry
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Well of course there is some link. The moors 'Moroccans' conquered Spain 'andalusia' . Some Moors who mixed with Spaniard remained in Spain e.g. Gomerez who are Moroccans from Ghomari tribes in Northern Morocco, and those families still are present in Spain and many Latin countries such Columbia, Venezuela, Argentina. Here is an interesting fact, a large portion of the sailors of Columbus, were in fact Gomerez....and there are stories that mention they have visited the Americas long before Columbus.
Thank you for your beautiful words and kindness toward Morocco .
A big hugs and love to all your sweet family whatever you are now :)
From the people of Morocco
Thank you so much. We can’t imagine that we thought about skipping Morocco because we were behind schedule in our motorhome journey. We love Morocco!
morocco is the best
It is one of our favorites.
and merst masood even better
and merat masood is better
I loved your experience. Its full of respect from both parties. You have shown me what others could not. Thank so much.
You are so welcome. Also, today we will release a video from when we returned to this incredible place. It should be up in a few hours. I know you will love it.
Beautiful generous gracious people there. Great experiences. What a wonderful adventure life you have. Am sure you go beyond comfort zone traveling those roads, but you have the right attitude. And very resorceful. Love every minute of the vids you guys put together. Will am sure this life much much better than Sarbanes Oxley regulation work.
Hi Linda. Better than doing SOX work. That is a huge yes. We have pushed ourselves outside of your comfort zone so much that very little now seems uncomfortable. There are still uncomfortable moments, like when there is no cell service. 🤮
You are welcome in Morocco my city in ouarzazate
I felt sorry for the 81 dislikers...This amazing experience took me back to where I came from. Many years back I used to spend 2 months every year in the similar ambiance...
Thank you for the share And long life for IMAZIGHEN
Glad you enjoyed it! We sure loved our time in Morocco.
I am from Morocco! I love you guys! You guys are welcome ! Hugs to you guys! ❤❤❤😍
Thank you so much. I feel that we are the grateful ones to be able to be in your country and document our journey of discovery.
im from morocco and i saw all your videos i really love the way how you present my country and the people and food too thanks so much for all and welcome to your 2nd country morocco
It was an honor for us. We were so impressed by the people and the culture. We have to go back!
you can visite" the berber cultural center ", it's in a berber vilage , in a place called imintanout , it's a great place to spend holiday
Sounds so cool. So much to see in Morocco. We will be back in that area in November. This might be an option.
What an awesome adventure for your entire family! I'm especially over the moon with joy for the benefits this experience is providing your children!! I feel the excitement and empowerment in their lives. Bravo Parents!
Thanks so much. Our philosophy with the travel has always been to enhance our kids exposure to life. This was an amazing experience for them.
Great video! I wish more people were exploring the local culture and not just places. I would love to hear more about what you learned about this cultural experience.
Thank you Bazia. Morocco is a completely different culture thank what we were experiencing in Europe and in South America. We like to think that educating our kids through the understanding of the diversities of cultures is a crucial part of their growth experience. The kids walked away from this experience with a confirmed sense of confidence that kids are kids wherever you are, regardless of ethnicity or religion. This is our "Why" for traveling. As fas as Jessica and I, we were confirmed that a life focused on family and friendships is a great way to live.
This vlog made me shed some tears😪 Missing the living mountain called the High Atlas & the beautiful people. Hope to get back there soon, Inshallah🤗
The most perfect 👌 Vlog , I miss you my Country .my Atlas’s mountains I miss you my Béni Mellal.
The atlas mountains are the best. Love them
No smatphones no tablet no internet , no vide games this is the real happiness for kids
Playîng , running in the land
Totally agree. I wish we could do less of the tech for the kids.
I love your video i hope to be a happy familly all the time You can go to chefchaoun the blue city it's so beautiful
Hi Badir. We are seeing ourselves glow closer as a family here in Morocco. There is so much joy here, that it is hard not feel it ourselves.
That blanket gift looked like many many hours of work... very special gift there.
Feel sad watching this on the confinement knowing that I’m not visiting my beautiful country
I know. I wish we were traveling right now too. But for now, we do what we have to do...Stay safe!
Wow... amazing trip. You're the type of tourists we like to see in our country. We, as Moroccan, we learn and discover the country with you. Thank you and always welcome to Morocco
Im crying :'(
I just love it ^^
It really was a great experience.
No need to cry ! take the first flight you come across and come to Morocco !!! You're welcome.
He from morocco
Thanks for the video. People like you can change the world.