Salle: Looking for tranquility and emotion among blue and white

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December Salé, a name forgotten in the long history of Morocco, bloomed with stunning brilliance during my journey. It is not as lively and noisy as Marrakech, nor as simple and deep as Fes. Salle is more like a restrained and elegant woman, quietly telling its ancient stories, waiting for discovery by interested people. My trip to Saler was not a vigorous adventure, but a baptism of the soul, a dialogue with tranquility and history. The moment I arrived in Salle, I was not surrounded by stunning scenery, but by a unique tranquility. The air is filled with a faint salty smell, which is the sea breeze coming from not far away, mixed with the fragrance of earth and unknown flowers, fresh and natural. The city wall of Sale is not as tall and majestic as other ancient cities, but it also silently guards this ancient city and tells its past glory and vicissitudes. Walking into the old town of Salle, you feel like you have entered an isolated paradise, with narrow and winding streets and blue and white houses, everything seems so quiet and peaceful. The architecture of the old town of Saale is its most unique charm. The blue and white houses are like exquisite works of art, looking particularly beautiful under the sunlight. Most of these buildings are in traditional Moroccan style, but they also incorporate Mediterranean elements, showing a unique charm. I walked around the streets of the old town, admiring these beautiful buildings and feeling the history and culture of Sale. The ancient city gates silently tell the story of Sale's past glory; the dilapidated walls record the traces of time. These buildings are not perfect, but their mottled marks make them more real and vicissitudes of life, and can touch people's hearts even more. Although the Medina in Salle is small, it is also unique. There is no hustle and bustle of the Fes Medina here, but it is more peaceful and peaceful. I strolled through the streets of Medina, admiring the dazzling array of merchandise and feeling the unique charm of Medina. The vendors here are not as aggressive as in other cities. They are gentler and friendly. They will take the initiative to greet you and introduce their products to you, making you feel a long-lost warmth and human touch. I bought some local handicrafts here as a souvenir of this trip. Not only the items themselves, but also the collection of this human warmth. The port of Saale is what makes it unique. It is not as busy and noisy as other ports, but it is also full of vitality. The fishermen were busy harvesting their catch, and the seagulls were circling in the sky, screaming one after another, creating a lively scene. I sat by the port, admiring this beautiful picture and feeling the tranquility and vitality of Salle. When the sun sets, the sky is dyed golden red, and the waves on the sea are sparkling, which is breathtakingly beautiful. This quiet port, under the afterglow of the setting sun, shows its unique charm, a kind of peaceful beauty far away from the hustle and bustle. In Saale, I tasted many local specialties. The seafood here is fresh, delicious and affordable. I ordered a piece of grilled fish and savored it carefully, feeling the deliciousness and deliciousness of the grilled fish. In Saler, I also tasted other local specialties such as couscous, tagine, etc., and I was pleasantly surprised by each one. Saler's food is not only a taste enjoyment, but also a part of the cultural experience. It is simple and unpretentious, but contains a strong human touch. In Saler, I met some local people who were hospitable and helpful, which made me feel the friendliness and kindness of Moroccans. They introduced me to the history and culture of Saler, and also recommended some attractions and food worth visiting. In the process of communicating with them, I felt a kind of warmth and kindness. This is not only a communication of words, but also a communication of souls. Their smiles are the most beautiful scenery in Saler, and their friendliness makes me feel the warmth of home. The night in Salle is quiet and peaceful. As night falls, the city lights are soft, there are few people on the streets, and everything seems so peaceful. I sat in an outdoor cafe, sipping Moroccan mint tea and admiring the night view of Saler. Saler at night is even more mysterious and charming. It is like a sleeping beauty, showing her unique charm in the night. In Salle, I discovered some hidden treasures, such as some small and exquisite shops, some artistic cafes, and some quiet and beautiful alleys. Although these places are not as famous as the Medina, they better reflect the authenticity and charm of Saler. In these places, I feel a different atmosphere, a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, an atmosphere that makes people feel comfortable and comfortable. These places are also a big gain from my trip. They allowed me to see another side of Saler, a more real and warm Saler. Saler is not as noisy and bustling as other Moroccan cities. It attracts me with its unique tranquility and tranquility. It has no grand palaces or bustling streets, but it has a unique charm. It is like an ancient and melodious song, telling its past glory and vicissitudes, and also showing its current tranquility and peace. The moment I left Saler, I looked back at this beautiful city and my heart was full of reluctance. Saler, like a close friend, has brought me many beautiful memories and many profound insights. I will always remember this journey, this encounter with tranquility, and this farewell to Saler. Salle, goodbye! I look forward to meeting you again and feeling this tranquility and peace again. In Saler, I found my spiritual home and my inner peace. This journey is not only a trip, but also a baptism of the soul.