Activities in Morocco Festivities and holidays Activities in Morocco holiday celebrations range from local to global to religious. Because they make up the majority of the population, Muslims are held in high regard in the nation. Shariah regulations are pompously followed at religious holidays. The holy month of Ramadan is one of the most important....Read More

Attractions of Morocco are breathtaking and the product of the blending of numerous cultures. Piracy from the Mediterranean region, Berbers, Carthaginians, sultans, and famous viziers all played a part in its inception. The country’s unusual terrain is influenced by sand dunes, a gorgeous oasis, and the enormous Atlas Mountains. The towns of Morocco are constantly...Read More

The Morocco Fossils south of the Atlas Mountains are practically crammed with paleontological and mineralogical specimens, and the business attitude of the people has aided scientists and collectors. The early Bedouins grabbed up hammers and shovels and nearly overflowed the international market with fine findings after realizing that removing, processing, and reselling fossils would bring...Read More

Morocco Land Present-day Moroccans typically respond in this manner when asked about their nationality. In political speeches and media reporting, the term “Moroccan nation” is frequently used. Moroccans frequently refer to themselves as a nation by mentioning their shared historical destinies and state ties. There is still work to be done in terms of advancing...Read More

Fantasia Morocco: eyood Tabourida, or shooting while galloping with horses, is one of the oldest and most ancient Moroccan arts that has been passed down from generation to generation for millennia since Moroccans have always wished to instruct and train their children in horseback riding and combat. Families and tribes participate in a variety of...Read More

Mint tea Morocco It’s over 30 degrees outdoors, and you want to make yourself feel better, get some water, and get your thoughts off the raging furnaces of hell. The traditional Mint tea Morocco is a good option if you want to stay cool in North Africa. Even though it doesn’t manufacture tea, Morocco is...Read More

Berbers of Morocco Berbers in Morocco: Inscriptions in foreign languages can be found on monuments and signage across Morocco. This plaque describes the “Technopark” of Morocco. Indeed, such a thing does exist. Thankfully, “Technopark” is pronounced “Teknubark” in Berber. This coincidence permits us to read the inscription. When read from left to right, some of...Read More

Food in Morocco While we were there, we sampled many different Moroccan dishes. Before visiting Morocco, we thought of Arab food as having intriguing flavors, combining eastern spices with meat and vegetables, aromatic tea varieties, and delectable fish. So what did we order, and what can one get in Moroccan cafes and restaurants? See this...Read More

Things to do in Meknes Things to do in Meknes: Even though it is now regarded as a quaint provincial town, Meknes, Morocco, still has some of its previous splendor left. This town is sometimes referred to as the “Versailles of Morocco” or “Little Paris,” despite the fact that it is a haven of tranquility....Read More

Who are the people of Morocco like? People of Morocco: Their traditions are similar to those of Europe, and their religion is closely related to that of the Arab world. They add nuance and a unique perspective of the cosmos to their traditions. What is the history of the Moroccans, and who are they? The...Read More