Merzouga Desert

The Sahara Desert covers more than a dozen countries in northern Africa, so it is worthy of being the world's largest desert. Merzuka, the gate of the Sahara Desert, is a small desert village in southeastern Morocco, with the largest natural groundwater in Morocco, and the Berber desert regiment inhabited by Morocco is divided into three routes: two days and one night; three days and two nights; four days and three nights. [Two days and one night] The group does not go to the Mel rent the desert, because the distance is too far, all go to Zagura, you can find it yourself on the map. Looking at the online review, it is said that the experience is very poor, there is no real desert, unless you go deep and you can see it, but the two-day and one-night group you reported will not give you that deep, because there is not enough time. Two days and one night group also have horses in and out of horses or in the Philippines, but that is basically delayed on the road, the experience is very bad. [Three days and two nights group] The first night in Varzazat, you can see Benhadu village halfway. The next afternoon, I went to the Mel Rental Camp. I rode a camel into the desert about an hour before the sun set. On the third morning, I went out of the desert and returned to the camp. I drove to Fes and stopped at Eveland Town [four days and three nights]. The basic thing is to combine the first two together and make a slight adjustment. There are several options for the route: Ma In-Fi Out (most tourists walking counterclockwise choose this) Fei In-Fi Out (most tourists walking clockwise choose this) Ma In-Fi Out and Fei In-Fi Out (only guests who want to play in the desert choose this) There are only two sand dunes open now: Erg Chebbi and Erg Chegaga (Chibi and Chigaga) The three-day and two-night group walks are basically Chibi dunes, which is the closest to the Melrentka camp and the most convenient.

Coming on March 5, 2019. The so-called "Mezuka Desert" is actually the Sahara Desert in Mezuka, which is already close to the border between Morocco and Algeria. Entering the desert along the road, as the car gallops, I find that there is no road under my feet for a while. It seems free, but I have some worry in my heart, and I will not get lost in a blind meeting? When the weather is good, the desert looks like a clean world, but together, the wind and sand will still make tourists feel scared. The desert is even more deserted in the middle of the night, because there is no light pollution and you can see the stars, which is a very rare sight for tourists living in the city. There is no shelter in the desert, and it is particularly dry. Both men and women should pay attention to sun protection and moisturizing, otherwise it is prone to skin sunburn and herpes. Be careful.

Looking at the red desert from a distance, because of Sanmao, the Sahara Desert can be described as mysterious and touching in the Chinese impression. Walking into the desert before the sunset, watching the sunset on the sand dunes, you can ride a camel, drive ATV or drive in.

We stayed in a tent on the edge of the dunes and camel came up. The last section of the road to the top was a flat hike, but the view was great and worth watching. We went there to watch the sunset and all the noise from the vehicles. They may be a little small, but they look big from the top.

The Sahara Desert, which is under the three-letter pen and lives in, is often used as the entrance to visit the Sahara, the dream place of literary and artistic young women. The sand dunes here are in different shapes and scattered high and low, forming a supernatural scenery. Walking on a camel on a dune, rising high to watch the sunset, watching the color of the sand change with the light. Go to the dunes to enjoy the sunset in the desert, set foot on the journey of the pattern sister, the waves are too strong to shake, walk between the desert, stroll in the fine sand dunes, stop quietly, enjoy the afterglow of the sunset. The instant of moving, let you feel that the world is so great.