Riding Camels in the Sahara! 🐪 Merzouga Morocco Travel Vlog
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- Riding Camels in the Sahara, who knew?! After staying the night at a Berber desert camp near Merzouga, we spend an hour on camel back... and boy was it an... experience... Haha, if I had to recommend a camel ride, make sure it's for no longer than 15 minutes. The Desert camp was amazing and very comfortable. Plus you'd never expect we had full power and plumbing in a desert camp!
Stay at Riad Taj Palace in Fez Morocco bit.ly/2BNv4KK and ask about the Berber desert camp experience.
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Every city/area in Morocco is different so us Moroccans we like to travel around the country and learning more about each city . I also experienced the sahara adventure, and I'm planning on going back again
of course..the best to treveling in marocco...from INDONESIA
This is something I’ve always wanted to do myself: riding a camel on a desert 🌵 🐪
I think the cutest was part was how the darker camel knew its passengers arrived, knelt in preparation and looked at you guys. Your "nomadic" tent was very unusual considering you're in the middle of desert.
Such a great vlog guys! Interesting that no one was trying to 'sell you stuff' at that market compared to your other Morocco vlogs. It looked very local and seemed like a great experience. 👌 We skipped Morocco last year when we were so close in the south of Portugal. Now I'm thinking we have to go! - Trevor
So cute . Regards from CAFE THAR CAMEL FARM Thar desert Pakistan
I'm so happy to be first to see your video!
You're so great!
Thanks!!!
I'm absolutely loving these morrocon vlogs! Just like always they're amazing 😊
This really was an adventure! You'll have some really exciting memories from this.
1:53 No you're mistaken i'am Moroccan and I've been in Merzouga and Zagora several times and i had a lot of trips into the sahara and the luxurious bivouacs
they meant it's not something that local moroccans do everyday
You need to work on your logic and reasoning skills. Saying that you do something doesn't necessarily mean that all people do the same.
Basic logic, learn it.
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Thanks for visiting my country.
Thank you for this amazing video.
Greetings from Agadir in Morocco
i hope you're having a good time here in morocco
I love that you were interacting with the locals while looking at the rugs, must of been really odd for them seeing tourists with a camera, but that was great vlog.
Haha . Going from Fez to the Desert and back in 24 hrs is crazy. Usually people do that when they are in Marrakech or the south of the country in general. But you get to see the beautiful diverse landscape of Morocco that not many tourists are familiar with. Enjoy !
What's up, listen snow is coming tomorrow and so hopefully you'll have the opportunity to do some skiing in the same tracks you passed by during the travel to sahara
it's probably gonna get colder, prepare for it (type on google "weather in ifrane") you'll see, ifrane is actually what you heard called "moroccan switerland" ^^
Love you guys!!! Can not wait to get back on the road! Thank you for sharing :)
hello Ashley😚😚😚first comment😂😂😂😂😂😂
it's cool, i hope you had a good time, you're welcome to Morocco anytime and keep your smile :)
faaaabulous...my favorite part was your shadows as you rode the camels...and the "glamping" looked so fun...and that one donkey really liked all the sweet attention you were giving him...however I was a little anxious with your trusting ways in an area from which it would be very easy to limit your movements....please be careful and stay safe! xo
Wow dear
Best thumbnail so far! Really nice picture!
This has to be one of the most wonderful episodes I've seen from you yet, this and the entire Moroccan series. Exotic AND glamorous, hehe.
But was the carpet-buying side trip arranged beforehand? It seemed a bit off for a host to do (unless he really was hosting you, in the traditional sense and not the commercial sense, in that he basically pays for everything and waits on you because you are honored guests. But then if that were the case it would still be strange.). In any case it was sweet that Ash interacted with the locals while it was happening.
If there was anything that would make this episode even more wonderful, it would be a little more screen-time for the food (hint hint, wink wink).
Cool vlog guys! We did the same! We sold everything to travel! This has been the most awesome experience. Good luck guys and safe travels!
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You re wrong moroccan are more intrested in the sahara then tourist actualy . Even me a student been their 4 times and planing to came back in the futur
I hope you had lots of fun...Keep it up. :)
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Hi love this. Will like to check how much did you pay for the Camp? In addtion to the Riad room rate?
Ashleigh, I think you can now add donkey and sheep whisperer to your list of animals!
selina wilson i think it's Ashley^^
You are welcome to Morocco.
Great job guys
You re sooo beautiful 😍 , wish all the best of luckk from moroccooo
Omg you are lovely couple. You both look so young bless you both. Ur video is amazing. Im goung Marrakech march hopefully my first holiday after india n pakistan. We r goi g for 3 nights. N im realy excited cnt wait i hope tou guys had a wonderful time. If u hv ny tios on the spending money and how to buy stuff please let me know. You both ar great n realy braze. Tc hv fun
Nice vlog 💖👍👍👍
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Very cool. I would like to do that too.
Yeah, you might have to entertain yourself a bit. But, the highlights would be worth it to spend 2 days.
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Your lives are insane. So jelly.
Love mozika amazigh
Looks like you had fun... :) I think they call that "Glamping"...
2:00 yes they do
Please be more explicit so that she knows facts. Some of her comments are really weird.
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The AirBnB link no longer works. :-)
They must have removed that room from their AirBnb listing. I'll see if I can find another listing.
Josh, I hope you put in a bid to their website :)
Da braucht man Sitzfleisch^^
I believe you said the same thing after the last camel ride 🤣
I've ridden a camel before?! I don't remember.
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The cheaps most of them they feed them and get them ready for the one time year religion holiday when every family has to buy a cheap and kind of sacrifice it’s a big holiday when people give away some of the meat to the poor people and enjoy the rest
can i use some of this footage
thanks for sharng your video , and the song ( Atbér omlil ) ➱➨( white dove ) by ➱➨( Raiss LHaj Belaaid )
Here is some info on his life and work :
"Emblematic and essential figure of the Amazigh amarg [art song tradition], Haj Belaïd is to Moroccan Berber song what Mohamed Abdelwahab is to Arabic song. His timeless refrains have been reprised, since the thirties, by generations of Rwayes such as Rkia Damsiria, Amentag, Amouri Mbarek, by the groups Izenzaren, Ousman, Oudaden, not to mention the new scene with, among others, Amarg Fusion.
"His recordings, the documents of his fabulous destiny, and his photos are very rare. The troubadour of the Souss was born in the 19th century, between 1870 and 1875, at Anou n Adou, in the area of Tiznit. Coming from a modest family, he lost his father at an early age. Soon he would leave Koranic school, where his mother had enrolled him, to earn a crust of bread and to help his brothers. As a shepherd, he traveled the areas of Ida Obaâkil and Anzi, accompanied by his inseparable flute.
"He recounts that he dilligently frequented the Mellah of Tahala, in the Tafraoute region, where he learned music among the Judeo-Berber community of that place. The intervention of the Cheikh R'ma of Tazeroualt, the Cherif Sidi Mohamed Ousaleh, was decisive in his life and career. Haj Belaid joined his band as a flutist, was introduced to the l’outar and the ribab. Thereafter, he started his own company with Mohamed Rais Boudrâa Tazeroualti, Moulay Ali Souiri and Mbarek Boulahcen. In their company, he roamed the country like the medieval troubadours, performing for great political, religious, and business personalities. Much appreciated, his passages were run. His themes, his incomparable ribab playing, and his bewitching voice made women cry and lulled generations of music lovers.
"An author, improvising his refrains, a songwriter and performer, Haj Belaid sang on a number of themes. In "Fars", "Tadouat d’lklam", "Ribab", "Ouar laman", "Igh Istara Oudar", and "Ika isbar yan", he evokes his suffering with poetry, wandering and traveling. In “L’jouhr", "Ajdig nimi n'trga", "Adbib", "Talb," "Atbir oumlil “, it is courtly love. Feminine beauty is celebrated in very modest terms and subtle metaphors. With "Ch'rab” and “Taroudant" social criticism is put forward. Haj Belaid also played an undeniable role as a historian of everyday life, in recording events that shook the region and the innovations introduced by Western civilization, in the songs “L’makina ousatiam","Tiznit Oulbacha", and "Chifour outoumoubil." Haj Belaid also leaves us anthology pieces about his travels such as "Amoudou L’hij", describing his pilgrimage to Mecca in 1910, “Amoudou n'taliouine" visiting the Pasha Haj Thami Glaoui, and his famous "Amoudou n'bariz." The latter piece refers to a visit of King Mohammed V to Paris. Although the great Rais did not make the trip, he sings a tribute to the City of Lights:
Those who have visited say only good things
"In the twilight of his life, "Al Dalail Khairat" and the ribab slung over his shoulder, the eternal wanderer consulted the doctors of the faith on the legality of making commerce of his art. After a positive response, he said, "People sell what they have; so do I." Haj Belaid only began recording in 1929. Listening to him singing, at the age of 70, "Tachirguid", "Zeroualia", "Tazeroualt" "Ouar lman", "Tagujist" and "Toumoubil”, released by Gramophone, one can only imagine the subtleties of his voice when he was young. What a pity!"
This compliation includes two types of compositions. Some pieces are unmetered, poetic declamations ("Tagzirt", "Bariz", and "Alhaj") while the others are metered and include choral refrains. Oddly, tracks 1 and 10 begin with an announcement in Arabic along the lines of "Amarg Bariz, Rais Lhaj Belaïd and his group, in the presence of Ustad Muhammad Abdel Wahab", though neither of these songs are in fact "Bariz". Apparently the great Egyptian performer and composer Muhammad Abdel Wahab was in the studio when Lhaj Belaïd recorded these sides, and was quite impressed at Belaïd's ability to improvise verses.
Actually it's Omar Ouahrouch's song not Hadj Belaid
the berber music doesn't match with sahara musics called hassani
You look like Mr. Nobody. :D
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"I've only seen 1 white guy" umm sweetie Moroccans r white😂😂
not white. you mean light
Morocco
actually morrocans go to the buvoics whenever they have the time and money ;)
I hope youre injoined
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