Country that I no longer want to visit after seeing 64 countries per 30

I was impatient to visit Morocco during my semester abroad because he marked my first visit to Africa. The popular Saharan country is known for its colorful cities, animated medinas, its mosaic architecture and its sandy dunes of the Sahara desert.

I want authentic experiences when I travel, especially when I immerse myself in an entirely new culture. So I tried to kiss bargaining with sellers on the Jemaa El-Fnaa market in Marrakech, sailing in the alleys in the shape of the labyrinth and tasteing daring and unknown cuisine.

Unfortunately, my trip felt overshadowed by some of the sales tactics of extra-personal sellers and the unwanted advances of certain inhabitants, which left me exceeded.

For example, a seller seized my arm and applied henna tattoos, without having come, only to demand money afterwards. At one point, two men also tried to steal my bag, which still attenuated my visit.

With hindsight, I would have liked to define more realistic expectations and better prepare to sail safely and with confidence in the occupied markets.

Even if parts of my visit to Morocco took me out of me, it was also the backdrop of unforgettable memories with my husband now husband, like putting camels at sunset.

I have never visited anywhere else in the world like that, which is really cool even if I do not plan to come back.