article_snippet: Then there's the added thrill of towels and towelling robes being shaped into different animals each day just for sheer amusement.
article_snippet: From there, a visit to the Saadiens Tombs is the ideal opportunity to soak up some of the local culture - the Saadiens Tombs were sealed up for centuries until their rediscovery in 1917.
article_snippet: Welcoming vendors will tirelessly invite you into Welcoming vendors stall or small shop, to smell perfumes and spices or try on colourful scarves made out of saffron dyes.
article_snippet: On certain days, crowds of people gather round to take part in rug auctions in which giant handmade carpets are taken home by the highest bidders - which is great fun to watch.
article_snippet: And in another part of the souk, ornate metalworks are created in front of your very eyes by skilled tradesmen, such as gates and intricate doors.
article_snippet: Out in the square, a man sits with a table full of human teeth on display, while another stands with pet monkeys who will leap on your shoulder if you invite them to.
article_snippet: There are dance troupes and snake charmers and strangely, sheep heads for sale, but despite such scenes, photo taking is not welcomed without offer of payment.
article_snippet: From there, you can visit a traditional Berber village, where you will be invited to sample the tastiest mint tea made the old-fashioned way and bread handbaked in the house.