Back from Morocco after a week - my spending perspective is shattered! Sisters planning to go, check this guide

Here are comprehensive Morocco travel tips covering costs, attractions, food, and precautions: 1. High-value attraction recommendations: ‌Hassan II Mosque‌ (Casablanca): This seaside mosque blends traditional and modern design. Ticket: 130 dirhams (student discount available). Best visited at dusk for optimal lighting. ‌Jardin Majorelle‌ (Marrakech): Artistic blue garden with 150 dirham entry (combo tickets available). Perfect for photos and relaxation. ‌Jemaa el-Fnaa‌ (Marrakech): Free UNESCO World Heritage site with nightly performances and markets. Beware of pushy vendors. ‌Sahara Desert Tour‌: 3-day/2-night packages (~$70-90) include transport, accommodation, and dinner. Camel rides and stargazing are highlights (lunch and tips extra). 2. Spending tips: ‌Cash is king‌: Needed for medina markets and desert tour tips (note: dirham export is prohibited). ‌Student discounts‌: Valid at major sites like Hassan II Mosque and Jardin Majorelle. ‌Scam alerts‌: Decline "helpful guides" (may demand payment), confirm photo fees (especially with street performers). 3. Seasonal advice: ‌Best time‌: March-June or September-October (20-30°C). Summer desert exceeds 45°C; winter nights near 0°C - pack accordingly. ‌Dress code‌: Avoid shorts/tank tops in mosques/medinas. Women should opt for long skirts/wide-leg pants. 4. Food & culture: ‌Must-tries‌: Tagine (clay-pot stew), mint tea (traditional welcome drink). Pork is prohibited. ‌Etiquette‌: No public eating during Ramadan daytimes; always use right hand for giving/receiving. 5. Safety & connectivity: ‌SIM cards‌: Get free Maroc Telecom cards at airport (best coverage). Avoid medina recharge stalls. ‌Theft prevention‌: Wear backpacks in front, separate valuables, avoid dark alleys at night. Pro tip: Book Riad accommodations early and avoid peak seasons (Christmas/New Year) for better rates.