Met Chinese "family and friends" in Tangier! Adventure in Tangier, Morocco: A dream journey pampered by the locals!

The feeling of being "supported" is so happy😭 From Cape Spatel to Africa Cave, then to Asila, surrounded by the enthusiasm of locals, this trip directly became a god! ! Spartel Point: Reap surprises at the end of the world Just reach Cape Spatel, at the northwestern tip of the African continent, you are shocked to speak by the magnificent view in front of you! The Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea meet here, and the waves are crashing against the reefs on the shore🌊 I was pressing the shutter button at the lighthouse when I suddenly heard a "Hello!" Ahmed enthusiastically acted as a guide and led me around the rear of the lighthouse, where I found the perfect camera spot to capture the two-color sea. He also shared many legends about the waters, such as stories of sailors in ancient times relying on lighthouses to guide their way. As we parted, Ahmed forced me a bag of Moroccan dates and said, "This is a gift for a Chinese friend!" African Hole: Meet the Hidden Edition "Best Explainer" On the way from Cape Spatel to Africa Cave, I met Sara, a college student working at the scenic spot again. Knowing that I was Chinese, he offered to be my guide, introducing in super fluent English: "This cave is shaped like the African continent, and at low tide you can still see the natural arches drawn by the waves!" Walking into the cave, Sara explained like a small encyclopedia: "This used to be a pirate's hideout, these rock patterns are the result of hundreds of years of wave washing ~" She also took me to avoid the crowd, found a corner where I could take pictures of the cave entrance and sea view at the same time, hand-in-hand taught me to shoot atmosphere blockbusters 📸 Esira: An art spree that breaks into a fairytale town Arriving in Esila in the evening, just walking into the blue and white alley, I was attracted by the colorful graffiti on the wall. While I was fascinated, a street painter Youssef greeted me with a smile: “Want to try painting graffiti with your own hands?” Under his guidance, I picked up a paintbrush and drew a Chinese panda on the wall 🐼 Youssef excitedly called the neighbors to watch, and everyone gave a thumbs up. Youssef also took me around the treasured corners of town: the century-old cafe tucked away in an alley, the rooftop terrace overlooking the entire coastline, and the craftsman’s shop specializing in hand-painted ceramics. Before leaving, he handed me a hand-drawn map: "It's marked with gourmet restaurants that only locals know about. Be sure to find me next time you come back!" This trip to Tangier not only reaped the magnificence of Cape Spatel, the magic of African caves, and the romance of Asila, but was also healed by the enthusiasm of the locals! It turns out that the meaning of travel is not only to see the scenery, but also to feel the purest kindness between people - the treasures, hurry up, this surprise unique to Tangier, must not miss! !