Many people enjoy traveling and love to sample the hospitality of countries that are full of history and culture. One such country full of things to see, foods to try, and cultures to experience is Morocco.
Visiting Morocco should be on your bucket list if you are the type of person who loves to travel the world. Morocco is a wonderful country with tons of amazing things to do. You would be amazed at how beautiful this country is, so that’s why in this article we are going to tell you all about the best destinations while visiting Morocco.
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1. The Tanneries in Fez
The Imperial city of Fez is an ancient city full of history and culture. What Fez offers to Morocco is huge, but it is nothing compared to what else Morocco has to offer. Fez is famous for its leather productions and leather products. While in Fez, you must explore the old medina and explore the leather bazaar. If you can manage to position yourself someplace higher, you will see a sight like no other. The many different dyes that are used to give the color of the skins while they are laid out to dry in the sunshine can bring an overwhelming smell, but it is still a sight to be seen none the less. The Tanneries in the old medina in Fez should be the first place to go if you choose to visit this ancient Imperial city.
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2. Morocco Sahara Desert Adventure Tours
One thing that Morocco has to offer in abundance is tours of the vast Sahara desert. Morocco Sahara Desert Adventure Tours cannot be overlooked when exploring this land of colorful contrast. The Sahara desert trekking will leave amazing memories for you and everyone with you, and especially special are the nights while trekking. The night sky above the desert is unforgettable. From the clear skies, you can see a sight full of stars that you have never experienced before. It is the perfect opportunity to take pictures of some of the most iconic places while trekking the desert herself. You will also visit some old towns and villages that will allow you to fully sample the Moroccan hospitality.
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3. The Blue Streets of Chefchauoeun
Located under the Moroccan Rif Mountains, the city of Chefchauoeun is a rather peaceful one, but full of travelers and explorer who are eager to sample its history. During history, this city has been a place of refuge for Muslims and Jews during the Spanish Reconquista and during WW2. Nowadays, this magnificent city radiates calmness and its bohemian atmosphere makes it the perfect destination. Its cobbled streets are painted in blue, and between each street, the Rif Mountains can be seen from below. The scenery in Chefchauoeun is one to be gazed upon; its traditional craft makers and markets to be adored, and its radiant street cafes and guesthouses to be sampled.
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4. The Majorelle Gardens of Marrakesh
Marrakesh is another city that prides itself by its history and culture. While in Marrakesh, make sure to visit the Majorelle gardens where your mind can enjoy the peaceful and quiet scenery of the exotic botanical flowerbeds and water fountains. Designed by French painter Jacques Majorelle in 1919, the Majorelle Gardens are one of the most visited destinations in Marrakesh because of its idyllic oasis filled with slender palms. Spending a few hours in the garden can bring your mind at peace, and make sure to visit Majorelle’s workshop which is now a small museum devoted to Islamic art.
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