If there's one country that one must visit at least once in a lifetime it will be, Morocco. And while in Morocco, you'll have to experience the majestic, Sahara Desert. What about two Asian ladies in the desert? Sounds like an interesting setup exciting to see how it reveals further.

If there's one country that one must visit at least once in a lifetime it will be, Morocco. And while in Morocco, you'll have to experience the majestic, Sahara Desert. What about two Asian ladies in the desert? Sounds like an interesting setup exciting to see how it reveals further. This largest hot desert spans several countries including Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. A car drive from the city will bring you to the next stop, for the desert camp experience. It's so funny since sometimes people in the lost corner of the Sahara couldn't tell which Asian are you. No matter where you go at any time of day, tea and snacks are always served by the locals to welcome you. But after a long drive and in this hot and dry air of the Sahara, it's always a good idea to rehydrate your body with a fresh pot of tea and highly nutritious high in protein nuts, and sweet and savory local biscuits. It is a must for the locals when they see foreigners. For the night you're going to stay in a beautiful tented camp, fully equipped with a bed and all essential amenities, and here you can try the experience of living like a desert nomad in style.
Walking through the alley of the Ksar, a group of earthen buildings surrounded by high walls, you can't help but admire the beauty of southern Moroccan architecture.
If you're from a different part of the world, the view of living inside earthen buildings in the desert might be something new to you. Inside each house there are rooms, and also some parts are intentionally open to let the light in during the day. You might surprise but in the desert, they also have well. >For the visitors joining this trip it was a shocking and also eye-opening experience when seeing how the locals live and what they are doing. Images to remember. Before exploring the desert, loose, breathable clothing is necessary, and don't forget the scarves to cover your hair and your face from the sun and sand. > When asked if they like what they see, and what they consider locally a cultural share, Sunny said it is not possible to like such things because it is too hard the way they are living. Different sides of the world, different perspectives right? However, the heavy images are wiped up fast enough when seen the ladies are right up on the camels. This was the next iconic experience. The camel ride. Climb atop these gentle giants, and let them guide you through the mesmerizing golden landscape. As you sway with the rhythmic gait of the camels, you'll feel a sense of serenity and harmony with nature(Bianca said). It doesn't stop there, because for you all the adrenaline seekers and adventure enthusiasts this is an absolutely must-do activity. Sandboarding. Do you think any of those travelers dare to try it? When was the last time you saw an Asian auntie skateboarding or snowboarding? Imagine sandboarding? However for those who fancy the experience just strap on your board and prepare for an exhilarating ride down the steep slopes of the dunes. Feel the rush of the wind against your face as you glide across the soft, warm sand. Whether you're a beginner or experienced sandboarding, the dunes of the Sahara offer an unparalleled playground for this thrilling sport, but not for our guests in this movie. First, you might feel scared, but guaranteed you'll ask for more once you try it. As the sun prepare to set, Sunny and Bianca chose to go back by Camel and not sandboarding.
As dusk settles and the temperature drops, > back in the desert camp it's time for dinner. Aside from that and an unmatched stargazing experience, which probably would be a lifetime highlight. STARGAZING IN SAHARA imagine that. Lay back on a comfortable Bedouin-style carpet or sit down around the campfire to enjoy the local delicacy. Immerse yourself in the celestial wonders above while enjoying a Berber dinner, impromptu music around a bonfire, and conversation with other travelers.
This is an experience of a lifetime and what the Asian ladies thought about it at the end of it only their hearts can tell, and the time because their faces said it all during this trip. Wow.

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