Wonderful reasons that will push you to visit Morocco

Moroccan desert and camel caravans

Deserts occupy a vast area of Moroccan territory, specifically the areas located in the southeast of the country, and visiting them will be an enjoyable and unique experience for the traveler who loves to embark on the adventure of camping and recreation under the sparkling stars of the sky. In addition to the spread of purebred camels, we advise you to go on one of the safaris, ride a camel, and explore everything around you .

Mausoleum of Mohammed V

The Mausoleum of Mohammed V in the city of Rabat contains the tombs of the Moroccan king and his two sons. The building is considered a modern architectural masterpiece and one of the most important archaeological and tourist attractions in Morocco. It is distinguished by its green tiled roof. This shrine was destined to become the largest mosque in the world had it not been for the cessation of its construction in 1199 AD, due to the death of Sultan Yacoub Mansour.

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Moroccan kitchen

Moroccan cuisine is famous for its delicious food, which no visitor can set foot on the land of Morocco without trying. Do not miss the opportunity to try delicious Moroccan couscous and tagines in one of the public streets, in addition to drinking green tea with mint, which is an authentic Moroccan sign.

Chefchaouen

The charming Blue City is one of the most important stops in Moroccan tourism, as it is considered the first destination for tourists coming from different parts of the world, due to the fame of its buildings and alleys in the unique blue color. The city contains many restaurants and cafes spread throughout it, in addition to the distinctive popular markets that include handicrafts. Embroidered with cheerful colors, you can buy a beautiful Moroccan dress, a valuable bag or shoes, or buy souvenirs for your family and friends.

Jemaa El Fna Square

The artisan markets in Marrakesh are one of the most popular destinations for tourists, where you will find various distinctive hand-made local goods that express the culture of the country. Therefore, you will find many places dedicated to selling displays of amazing colors, especially in the Jemaa el-Fna Square market, which is one of the largest of them. . Paradise Valley for the traveler who loves picturesque nature,

Paradise Valley

For the traveler who loves picturesque nature, the Paradise Valley, located near the Moroccan city of Agadir, is your ideal destination, as the distinction of this valley lies in the water spring that passes through it, which forms small waterfalls and water pools for swimming, which increases the charming beauty of this valley.

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Dar Shawara tanneries

Morocco is famous for its handmade leather goods. They are made in the tanneries of the city of Fez, which are more than 1,200 years old. The Dar Chowara tannery is the most famous of them, dating back about 600 years. If you want to know more about the manufacture and tanning of leather, you must go there and watch how it is soaked. The hides are in vats filled with color for ten days until they absorb the color, a process known as kicking.