For the Love of Bread
I can’t remember my first bites of bread. Nor could I detail every delicious loaf I’ve gotten my teeth on since. What I do know with certainty is that the moment I first tasted the crusty exterior, the soft fluffy...
Tagged: Morocco
7 Cultural Things to Do in Rabat, Morocco
I like to travel like a local, and one of the best ways I’ve found to spend time with locals and get to understand their way of living is by volunteering. Last November I added a new chapter to my...
Morocco’s Dar Al Atrya: The House of 900 Spices
In Morocco, Marrakech’s medina is a maze of streets weaving together between the confines of three-story-high mud walls. Dotted with historical fountains, palaces, and mosques, the medina is off limits to cars. Yet paradoxically, this seems to make it even...
When You Can’t Travel—Eat.
Here’s some food for thought. As someone who has spent a good chunk of my life travelling or living in different places, I often grapple with my relatively “settled” current state of life. Any traveller knows that the time in...
Anew Traveller Celebrates 1 Year of Amazing Travel Experiences
Woo! What a year! At Anew Traveller it has always been our goal to insight a deeper passion for the world we live in through amazing travel stories, stunning photography and important breaking news and trends. We’re so happy to...
City Skylines from Around the World: Anew Traveller Editors’ Collection
The streets of a city tell the story of its people, but the skyline of a city tells the story of the city itself — Anonymous The editors of Anew Traveller share a collection of some of their favourite skylines...
Why a Long-Distance Trek is a Great Travel Experience
Last September, amidst a 10-day trip to Morocco, my boyfriend and I did a three day trek in the Sahara desert. Alone with our guide Ibrahim, we walked from the centre of the Erg Chigaga to a small desert town...
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