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172 THE KASBAH TRAIL
I first travelled as a child with my parents
along Morocco”s mythical Kasbah Trail, the
narrow ribbon of asphalt that links a string
of crenelated kasbahs in the shadow of the
snow-capped High Atlas Mountains. In the
twenty-first century, this “Road of One
Thousand Kasbahs,” as travel brochures
sometimes refer to it, has become one of
Morocco’s prime tourist destinations..

184 FIESTA IN MEXICO

Horse hooves clatter on cobblestone
streets. Masked dance troupes in ribbons
and fringe primp and preen as parade-
watchers stream toward El Jardín and the
pinkhued neoGothic Parroquia de San
Miguel Arcángel. Fireworks pop in the
background. Drummers practice their riffs.
San Miguel de Allende, known for its
endless processions and fiestas, is ready to
celebrate its patron saint.

196 LOS CABOS
If Cabo triggers memories of spring-break-
wild-child rowdies guzzling tequila shooters
at jam-packed back-street bars, it’s time
you re-visited. Los Cabos has long been Dos
Cabos: High-octane party central at Cabo
San Lucas on the tip of Baja and the tranquil
old-Mexico colonial town of San Jose del
Cabo to the northeast.

Alison DaRosa

TheSanDiegoUnion-
Tribune SanDiegoNewsNetwork Travel
the SanDiegoUnion-Tribune
LosAngelesTimes,USATodayand AOLTravel

Carl H. Larsen

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