Best places to visit in Morocco
Diversity, distinction and sophistication is what defines the country of Morocco, it is a large country that it difficult to discover all its hideouts and treasures and to know its heritage from one visit. It is not possible to see the best of the Moroccan coast, mountains, deserts, valleys, cities and monuments in one trip unless it is a long stay. We will list the most important things to do in Morocco that can be carried out during your visit to Morocco.
Hike Todra Gorge
To know it first, it is a series of river canyons made of limestone, or valley, in the eastern part of the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco, near the city of Tinerhir. Both the neighbouring Todga and Dades Rivers are responsible for digging these deep cliff-side canyons. Some people may not know it or not be in their plan when visiting Morocco, but it is worth the adventure. Meditators usually go to it to relax and contemplate it and the beauty of its stillness and its nature. If you are looking for real enjoyment, you should spend a whole night in it to be able to discover this favourite place.
Spend a night in the Sahara Desert
The Sahara desert is the most attractive tourist attraction of tourism in Morocco, it is very charming and wonderful, its view urges you to spend a night there to enjoy the sunset and sunrise, you feel like a dream in this moment of the beauty of the view. At night, you look at the stars and planets blazing in the sky that has not been polluted by the progress of civilization.
Surfing Time
We move from a dry, barren life to coastal life in Morocco, which overlooks the Atlantic Ocean, which made it famous for its many waves. Many schools appear to teach windsurfing, especially in the city of Agadir and Essaouira, from the fun trips that are worth a try, in addition to the beaches in Morocco that offer other activities and many other fun water games, and the general climate in them is suitable for practising yoga for relaxation. One of the most beautiful beaches in Morocco (Essaouira - Taghazout - Oualidia - Tangier - Rabat)
Visit the Tanneries in Fez
Fez, the city you must visit when in Morocco, is one of the oldest historical cities in the world. The imperial city of Fez is famous for its leather products, most of which come from the leather bazaar in the old city. Tanneries have been in operation since the Middle Ages and haven't changed much since then. For the best view, head to the leather shops in the galleries above Chaouwara Tannery's central courtyard. From here, you can see the vessels filled with coloured pigments; The skins were set to dry in the sunlight. The scent of a mixture of quicklime and pigeon stool used to treat leather can be overwhelming, but the history scene in action more than makes up for it.
Stroll through the blue streets of Chefchaouen
The most comfortable trip, the quiet city of Chefchaouen, which is located in the Moroccan Rif Mountains, is famous for its charming bohemian atmosphere and the beauty of its cobbled streets. All buildings are painted in shades of blue, which gives it a special appeal. You will enjoy visiting Chefchaouen and enjoy its simplicity. You can also visit the attractive handicraft markets, traditional guesthouses and street-side cafes.
Visit Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
Morocco has many beautiful mosques, but the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca has its own beauty, as it is unique in its variety and very luxurious. It is truly impressive, its minaret is 689 feet high, which is the longest in the world. Non-Muslims are allowed to visit it outside the prayer times and enjoy a tour inside the mosque to see its lavish design and a tour of its external yard.
What about Moroccan food
Moroccan cuisine is famous for its distinctive spices and unique cooking methods. Sample famous dishes like tagine and freedom at street-side stalls in Medina, then sign up for a cooking class to learn how to recreate flavours at home. Many guesthouses or riads offer half-day or full-day cooking lessons. The best of them take you to the market to buy fresh ingredients, then show you the traditional ways to prepare them. Then, you will savour your creativity, while the skills you learn are a forever keepsake.
