🚄 Getting Around Morocco: From Traditional Transport to the High-Speed Al Boraq Train
🚄 Getting Around Morocco: From Traditional Transport to the High-Speed Al Boraq Train Whether you're navigating the winding medinas of Fes or zipping between cities at 320 km/h, transportation in Morocco is as diverse and dynamic as the country itself. From donkey carts and petit taxis to the futuristic Al Boraq high-speed train, Morocco offers a fascinating blend of the old and the new. Al Boraq at Casa Voyageurs Station, ready to zoom north 📸 Photo by Abderrahmane Habibi 🐪 Traditional Modes of Transport In Morocco’s old medinas, especially in cities like Fes and Marrakech, walking remains the best way to explore souks and riads. In rural areas and historic quarters, donkey carts and mules are still used for deliveries, offering a glimpse into Morocco's past. 🚕 City & Intercity Taxis Petit Taxis Used for short trips within cities Always ask for the meter or agree on the fare beforehand Color-coded by city (Red in Marrakech, Blue in Fes, ...