How to get to the Sahara Desert? How to play? Is it expensive? The guide is all here

Chapter 7: After 23 years of traveling the world, I finally fulfilled my dream of "riding a camel and wandering the Sahara Desert". In junior high school, the book "Crying Camel" by Sanmao planted the dream of traveling the world in my heart! After growing up, I gave up my job as a TV host and director, focused on traveling, and finally drove to Merzouga, Morocco, Africa, after completing more than 100 countries. Yesterday, I watched the desert sunset on a camel in the Sahara Desert. I parked the car outside the desert, temporarily found a registration office of a desert tent camp, and bargained for 50 euros (about 400 RMB) per person, including riding a camel, living in a tent, and two meals in the evening and morning. The off-road vehicle sent me into the desert, then rode a camel for an hour, arrived at the top of the sand mountain to watch the sunset, and after dark, I could only reach the tent camp by riding a camel for another 40 minutes. The desert wind was strong, the temperature was 7-8 degrees, I came from Thailand, I didn't bring a down jacket, I was shivering with cold and diarrhea, there was a desert bonfire party at night, Bedouin people performed hand drum dances, it was so happy, and the people who lived in the camp were several European white couples. When watching the sunset on the sand mountain, I saw more than a dozen Chinese students studying in the UK. They all came with the tour group. In Morocco, like us, we only met a Dutch couple who rented a car and drove by themselves.