Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Moroccan History A Jewish couple from Tafilalt married young. Tafilalt is a region in southeastern Morocco, known as the largest oasis in the country. It is located at the edge of the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert and has historically been a significant trading center along caravan routes. The […]
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The Amazing Moroccan Doors Morocco’s architectural wonders extend beyond its bustling markets and majestic palaces. One of the country’s most captivating features lies in its intricate and colorful doors, entrances, and gates. From the bustling streets of Chefchaouen to the vibrant alleys of Marrakech, Morocco’s diverse architectural landscape showcases a blend of Moroccan and Spanish
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Years of Culture: Fostering Global Understanding Culture serves as a powerful conduit for fostering connections, facilitating dialogue, and nurturing mutual understanding among nations. Initiative Origins and Leadership Initiated by Qatar Museums (QM) under the guidance of Her Excellency Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the annual “Years of Culture” initiative has emerged
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If you’ve had enough of the hustle and bustle, the speeding motorcycles in the narrow streets of the medina, the noise and crowds, and the heat… there’s no better escape than visiting the nearby CYBER PARK. It will make you feel like entering another dimension, with its refreshing and tranquil environment helping you recharge and
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Moroccan Police Moroccan police officers are renowned for their resourcefulness and innovation, especially when it comes to enforcing traffic regulations. With cameras strapped to their chests, they patrol the streets, always ready to emerge seemingly out of nowhere. Their ability to strategically position themselves in high-traffic areas and even in remote locations is truly remarkable.
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Along the sun-drenched shores of Morocco’s Atlantic coastline, a timeless spectacle unfolds each morning as stray dogs awaken to the rhythm of the waves. Their coats, glistening with dew, bear witness to their nocturnal wanderings as they embark on their daily odyssey. From the playful frolics along the water’s edge to the tender exchanges with
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The Enchanting Birdlife of Morocco: A Photographic Journey from the Sahara to the Atlantic Ocean Welcome to my latest post, where I invite you to embark on a magical journey into the captivating birdlife of Morocco. From lush, green oases to the sands and rocky deserts, Morocco boasts a rich tapestry of habitats. During this
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The Diversity of Moroccan Footwear: Reflections of Identity and Society Moroccan photo themes. In the vibrant tapestry of Moroccan society, footwear serves not only as a practical necessity but also as a powerful symbol of identity and social status. From the bustling streets of Marrakech to the remote villages of the Atlas Mountains, the shoes
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A Little History of Cats: Origins and Early History Cats have been a fascinating and enigmatic presence in human history for thousands of years. While their precise origins remain shrouded in mystery, evidence suggests that the domestic cat (Felis catus) traces its ancestry back to the Near East, particularly ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. These regions
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One of the most visited tourist destinations in Marrakech is the Saadian Tombs. When they were founded in 1917, they were open to the public. Ahmad al-Mansur built these tombs towards the end of the sixteenth century, and they are situated in a gated garden that only a few people can enter. Over a hundred
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This beautiful historical site is a must-see in Marrakech. It’s simple to envision how life must have been two centuries ago in the Bahia Palace. You will see the splendor of Moroccan architecture in all its stunning manifestations. The Amazing History Of The Bahia Palace Si Moussa, also known as Mr. Moise in Arabic, was
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In Marrakech, Dar Si Said Museum is one of the unexplored locations. However, it is the city’s oldest museum. Additionally, I advise you to go. It is more than just a collection of rugs, tapestries, and carpets. Even more fascinating than the exhibits is the building. The ambiance, architecture, and design all have a calming
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An ochre building facing the snow-covered Atlas Mountains is one of the most well-liked themes on postcards from Marrakech. The Menara Gardens are located here. A destination that the locals love. The Menara Gardens cover an area of 100 hectares in the western section of Marrakech. The Almohad embellished it with olive trees at the
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Sultan Ahmed al-Mansour built El Badi Palace (Palais el-Badi) at the end of the sixteenth century to mark the Portuguese defeat in the Battle of the Three Kings. Location 900 meters south of Jemaa el-Fnaa Visit Time Daily from 9 am to 5 pm. Ticket Price General: 70 dh (€ 6.4) Transport To get from
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Over six centuries old, Madrasa Ben Youssef is a timeless masterpiece. This Madrasa was distinctive due to the fine ornamentation and high walls. And what’s fascinating is that it still looks the same today as when it was founded. Since it was built, this specific school has been enlarged by Moroccan rulers. It has been
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The Ouzoud Waterfalls stand out as one of Morocco’s most beloved natural wonders. This enchanting locale resembles a tiny slice of heaven, surrounded by Berber settlements, lush valleys, and flourishing fruit orchards. Located 150 kilometers from Marrakesh in Morocco’s Azilal region, the Ouzoud Waterfalls boast the title of the tallest waterfall in Morocco, soaring to
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