Moroccan souks are colorful, chaotic, and can be exhausting. They are a beautiful blur of sounds and sights including carpets, kelims, colored scarves, brassware, Berber jewelry, lamps, ceramics, wooden chess sets, elaborate crafted wooden bowls, djellabas (robes), and food items like sticky halwa, pastries, and spices, among many other things. With such a variety of goods on display you will probably have a “must have “ moment when you really want to buy something — and thus begins the haggling.

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