Marrakech’s beguiling souks are
the nation’s largest: a complex
network of narrow passageways,
packed with all kinds of goods.
The traditional markets are mainly
organised according to the products
sold or the specific trade, and
Marrakech’s leather souk commands
a large, busy corner of the Medina.
Here, merchants tout the wares of
local craftspeople, selling everything
from babouche slippers to
embroidered satchels. Getting lost
in these bustling alleys while
admiring the local craftsmanship is
a unique experience.118 nationalgeographic.co.uk/travel
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