Videos tagged with "warm"

Mick is shown how to tie a Berber turban whilst away with Specialist Morocco in Marrakech [01:58]
The Berber turban is a versatile piece of clothing that can be used both for warmth or to keep out the hot Moroccan sun. Here, in the souks of Marrakech, Mick is shown the classic way in which to tie the turban by a Berber tradesman.
Tags: Marrakech, Specialist Morocco, Berber

Larache April 2011 [04:12]
Larache, Morocco. A great city with a warm atmosphere. Gladly they are rebuilding and preparing her for the great future she have... Enjoy and visit her soon...
Tags: Morocco, Larache

Maroc, Salam "Moustache mon Ami" [36:11]
Journey through Morocco, Voyage à Maroc, Een reis door Marokko, Rundreise durch Marokko Morocco, land of natural contrasts and arid deserts, steep canyons and beautiful mountain ranges. You see a glimpse of a warm musical welcome at a Berber family in Igmir. Kasbahs in the Dades Valley. Ksars of Tillouguite and the market. The 110 m high Ouzoud waterfalls. The Barbary Macaque (Macaca sylvanus) in the cedar forests of the Atlas Mountains. The Todra Gorge. Shepherds who hurl stones. The Hassan II mosque in Casablanca with a minaret of 210 m Le Maroc, terre de contrastes naturels et les déserts arides, des canyons escarpés et les chaînes de montagnes magnifiques. Vous voyez un aperçu d'un musicale chaleureuse bienvenue à une famille berbère dans Igmir. Casbahs dans la vallée du Dadès. Ksars de Tillouguite et le marché. Le 110 m de haut cascades d'Ouzoud. Le Macaque berbère dans les forêts de cèdres de l'Atlas. Les gorges du Todra. Bergers qui lancent des pierres. La mosquée Hassan II à Casablanca avec un minaret de 210 m Marokko,land van natuurlijke contrasten en dorre woestijnen, steile canyons en prachtige bergketens. U ziet een glimp van een gastvrij muzikaal onthaal bij een berber familie in Igmir. Kasbah's in de vallei van de Dades, Ksars van Tillouguite en de markt. De 110 m hoge Ouzoud watervallen. Les gorges du Todra. Berberapen (Macaca sylvanus) in de cederbossen van het Atlasgebergte. De Todra kloof. Stenen slingerende herders. De moskee Hassan ll in Casablanca met ...
Tags: Morocco, Maroc, Marokko, deserts, canyon, mountain, musical, Berber, family, Igmir, Kasbahs, Ksars, Ouzoud waterfalls, Barbary Macaque, Atlas Mountains, Todra Gorge, Hassan II mosque, Casablanca., hiking, outdoors, animals, tourism

"Of Dunesandgorges" Nybridge's photos around Ouarzazate, Morocco [01:11]
A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Ouarzazate, Morocco by TravelPod blogger Nybridge titled "Of Dunesandgorges" Nybridge's travel blog entry: "Jumped into the back of a ute with six locals and a couple of pushies and we're headed back to Ouarzazate and a rickety bus to Zagora. They've moved the bus station, so the planet needed some realignment to find our way (not the first nor last time that'll be the case!). Met up with Allal, brother of Abdul el Essaouira of the Berber ilk (don't ask us from whom he was begat) and talked camels and Sahara expeditions, along with some of the finer points of tooth removal. Reasonable price for a night in the desert and the deal was sealed over "whisky berber" better known as warm sugar syrup with scattered tea leaves - local version of chai, consumed en masse and in vast quantities - hence the local knowledge on dental extraction. Ali and Mahjoud introduced us to our camels the next morning and we were off, but not before donning some Berber garb for the trip. We started from Oulad Dràssi, an oasis 10km east of M'Hamid, which is literally the end of the road before sand takes you into Algeria, headed north then a little west before lunch and a nap under a tree. Further west and we reached the camp nestled amongst the dunes and bordering surreal in the light of the setting sun. Tagine for two by the fire followed by puzzle drawing in the sand with the Berbers. Discussions of people and places before retiring to our ...

"Walkies and theiving boy" Phileasfarx's photos around Boumalne Dadès, Morocco [02:30]
A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Boumalne Dadès, Morocco by TravelPod blogger Phileasfarx titled "Walkies and theiving boy" Phileasfarx's travel blog entry: "So this place is halfway between Erg Chebbi and Marrakech. We - Me, Brighty and Ozzy, Hannah a Kiwi, Brian an American and Cameron an Ozzy - took five Grand Taxis to get here, the last one in a car with a total of 8 people in! We got picked up in the local town by two lads who worked at the small hotel. Seemed good so we went with it. The place was really nice and we had a fun evening chatting with the two guys - early twenties - who picked us up. I enjoy chatting to the local people. Randomly the Ozzy couple who I went to the desert with were also staying at the same hotel, even though they left the desert two days before me! The five of us who arrived together went for a walk the next day in the countryside. And wow. Gorges and hills everywhere. We pretty much broke every rule in the book though... left with only enough supplies for half a day, took no compass or map or warm clothes and didn't really have any idea where we were or where we were going. Only thing we did know is that the taxi who dropped us off at the start of our trip dropped us upstream of our hotel. So, we basically decided to follow the river downstream until we got to somewhere we recognised. Eventually the stragegy worked because we got home fine, although tired but still in daylight! Kinda fun getting lost though as you ...