Marrakesh. The sequel...
Even before I visited Morocco, I was making plans to try as much of the street food that the country had to offer. I wanted to do a tour with a local guide who could show and tell me more about the street food in Marrakech. I totally didn't consider that we were there during Ramadan.
Basically, many of the authentic restaurants and places to eat are closed for a whole month during the holiday. Due to the pandemic, things were different this year and there were quite a few restaurants open during the day.
During Ramadan, Muslims fast during the day and only eat after sunset. They don't even consume water. I'm glad we were with a local guide who told us a lot of interesting things.
He took us to the home of a local family, where they had prepared a traditional holiday meal for us. Iftar is called the meal with which Muslims break their daily fast. This happens at sunset after the prayer. It was an interesting, exciting and authentic experience, and the food was plentiful and delicious. I'm so glad we were able to experience it and share it with you!
The next stop on this Moroccan road trip will be the Atlas Mountains.
Bye and see you soon!
I'm Laura. Have a nice trip! 😊
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