Chefchaouen: A Blue-Hued Oasis in Morocco’s Rif Mountains

Chefchaouen, located in Morocco’s Rif Mountains, is famous for its blue-painted buildings. This tradition started in the 15th century. The town has cobblestone streets decorated with flowerpots and features Moroccan and Andalusian architectural styles. The central Plaza Uta el-Hammam is lively with cafes and a historic Kasbah. Local markets offer crafts and fresh produce. Chefchaouen provides a tranquil contrast to the bustling city life, encouraging visitors to enjoy its peaceful setting.
Discovering the World of Moroccan Hammams

I had always wanted to visit Antarctica, and like many of my other trips, I figured I would eventually go, but I’d be going solo. It was an expensive trip, and most of my friends didn’t have that kind of budget.
Unveiling Tunisia’s Charms

I embarked on a trip to Tunisia with Atlas Obscura, known for unique travel experiences. The journey highlighted Tunisia’s rich culture, architecture, and markets. Visiting during Ramadan added a unique cultural perspective. Our guide led us through Tunis’s Medina, where I enjoyed bartering in the vibrant souk for silk scarves.