We continue our trek through Morocco. The previous post can be found here: 9,400 Alleys of FEZ, Morocco
Audience participation at the belly dancing show
Nov 2
After an early breakfast we were on the road by 7 am. Our first stop was the Roman ruins of Volubuis. It’s taken 50 years to excavate just a portion of the city which was destroyed in the 1775 by a major earthquake.
After lunch at a women’s cooperative started by Planeterra (charity run by G Adventures) we headed to Meknes and enjoyed a guided tour of the Medina.
Upon reaching our final destination of Fes, we checked into our hotel, chilled for a bit and met the others for dinner and a Moroccan show including drummers, music, a magician and belly dancers.
Volubilis Roman ruins
Volubilis is a partly excavated Berber and Roman city in Morocco situated near the city of Meknes, and commonly considered as the ancient capital of the kingdom of Mauretania
Mosaic in the floor.
Meknes, the king’s palace
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