You can always trust the North African blue!!! Chefchaouen town.

The biggest wish of coming to North Africa is to take a walk in Chefchaouen, catch some kittens and take pictures, and then look at the people on the street. It feels like going to a blue planet, and some people say it is a sapphire. When I went there, I first booked a hotel that can overlook the whole town, enjoyed the view from above, and then immersed myself in the immersive stroll. 🔥🔥 Language: The locals mainly speak Arabic, with some speaking French and Spanish. English is not widely spoken, so we had a hard time communicating. 📷📷 Best time to take photos: Personal suggestion: it's better to go in from 7 to 8 o'clock, the merchants haven't opened their doors yet, and there are not many people in the ancient city. You can take photos with empty backgrounds. If you are patient enough, you can wait until 9 o'clock when the shops open and people start to gather. It's interesting to watch people drinking coffee, patting cats and passersby. 🔺🔺 Shopping: Morocco has a lot of handicrafts, which are exquisite, but generally expensive, especially for Chinese people. They tend to ask for high prices (maybe they think we are all rich). So when buying, don't show too much interest or you'll have to buy it. Be sure to bargain hard!