Souks marrakech

The Marrakech souks can seem stressful. This Marrakech souk guide with prices is helpful for any Moroccan souk for great deals on souvenirs and shopping!

Exploring the Timeless Charm and Cultural Significance of the Medina of Marrakech. Medina of Marrakech was founded in 1062 by the Almoravid dynasty famous for its traditional markets.The Medina of Marrakech is the largest and most famous city in Morocco and contains many traditional markets in Jemaa el-Fnaa square. With thousands of vendors selling everything from textiles to ceramics to food, The Medina of Marrakech is a historic walled city located in the heart of Marrakech, Morocco

Haggling can be intimidating and stressful. But with my proven tips, you'll get the best bargain and enjoy the negotations even with the thoughest salesmen.

Exploring the souk and shopping for local items is not always easy for travelers feeling intimidated by the hustle and bustle of Marrakech, so I’ve provided the exact locations of my top three shops in the Marrakech Souk for lights, ceramics, and straw purses- they also make great locations for taki

Street in the souk of Ghardaia, capital of the Beni M'Zab culture. 600km south of Algiers No crop, no Photoshop.

Anyone who has travelled to Jaisalmer would be astonished with its rainbow colored landscape amidst the golden sandstone. One particular place I could not get out of my head is rich cultural depth in the ‘Chhatris’ (cenotaphs) of Bada-Bagh which essentially means Big Garden. As I read and heard more about it from the locals, I made my mind to translate what I feel into my designs. (to be continued) @arshsinghphotography @ambermakeovers @simran_0626

Marrakech has an abundance of tucked away spots waiting to be discovered outside of its main streets and souks. We list 13 hidden gems in Marrakech located down alleyways, side streets, behind inconspicuous doors, and in neighbourhoods outside of the Medina that you don't want to miss.

Download this free HD photo of morocco, marrakech, market, and grey in Marrakesh, Morocco by Alex Azabache (@alexazabache)

The Tangier Market I am working in right now. There is some very interesting things.