Many people say that Morocco, a small country in North Africa, has made the most correct decision in recent years, that is, to implement a visa-free policy for Chinese tourists. First, a group of Chinese networks go to the media and young people in literature and art to taste fresh. As a result, pictures and articles about Morocco ablaze on the Internet, and many tourist destinations have become “online celebrities”, attracting Jieyang to Phnom Penh flight a large number of Chinese tourists.
Although the comments have been mixed after many Chinese tourists have visited, some say they like the exotic customs here, others say the reality is far from the photos, but it is undeniable that Morocco is indeed popular. Among them, there is an unknown small city, but also because of the paint on the exterior wall of the house in the city, one shot and red, become the Moroccan tourism reputation champion.
This is the ancient town of Shevchavan, built in 1471. It is hidden in the broad valley of the Riff Mountains in northwest Morocco. It is far from the bustling city and the traffic is not developed. In fact, it is just a very ordinary small city. However, because of the uniform blue house in the old city, it was named “the most beautiful city in Morocco” and one of the three largest blue cities in the world.
Schefshawan is famous for his blue. In the old urban area, almost all the walls, stairs, streets and eyes of almost all residential houses are painted deep and shallow blue: dark blue, clear blue, lake blue, light blue. Every corner, you will meet a different blue, like lost in a blue mystery city.
Walking in the blue city, it feels particularly wonderful, running teenagers, idle old ladies, lazy cats, selling letters, happy tourists, to turn this blue magic out of more colors. Along with life here into a slow and energetic blue, particularly intoxicating.
As for the reason why the local residents paint the Jieyang to Bangkok flight exterior wall blue, there are several different theories. First, blue comes from the natural spring water that the local residents drink every day, and people spray the color of the water of life in this small city. Second, the blue exterior wall can effectively control mosquitoes; third, in Judaism, blue represents the sky and heaven, which is the highest yearning of people’s hearts. But in any case, Schevchavan is now a tourist paradise because of blue.
Shefchaun’s favorite, and because it’s a real “Elvis”. How many cats in the city, maybe there’s no clear, every street, every corner, on each window, there is almost a cat. They are everywhere, integrated with blue, to make a beautiful oil painting, and to make the old city more affable.
Many people who have been to Morocco say that Shevchavan is their favorite in Moroccan cities, and that, like the color here, it has the kind of freshness that Morocco does not have elsewhere. There are not many vendors clamoring for singles, no slaughter against tourists deliberately raising prices, no swearing locals chasing you because of being photographed by cameras, and to be sure, this is an indisputable quiet place.