Turismo

  Assilah city Morocco Asilah is a city located on the northern coast of Morocco, specifically in the Larache province. The city is famous for its beautiful beaches and rich history. Asilah blends Moroccan culture with Spanish influences, as it has historically witnessed European presence. The city is a distinctive tourist destination, especially during the summer, when cultural and artistic festivals, such as the Asilah Cultural Festival, are held. Asilah is also characterized by its proximity to other cities like Larache and Chefchaouen, making it a good starting point for exploring the region.

  MOROCCO   Tourism in Morocco** is characterized by great diversity and richness, combining culture, nature, and history. Here are some key aspects related to tourism in Morocco: 1. **Historical Cities**: Morocco is home to several cities with a historical character, such as Marrakech, Fes, Rabat, and Chefchaouen. Each city has its own unique character and architectural beauty. 2. **Mountains and Desert**: Visitors can enjoy hiking in the Atlas Mountains or exploring the Sahara Desert, where they can experience camel rides and safari trips. 3. **Beaches**: Morocco boasts beautiful coastlines along the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, such as Agadir and Chefchaouen, making it a favorite destination for beach lovers. 4. **Traditional Markets**: Moroccan markets reflect local culture, where visitors can buy handicrafts, spices, and jewelry. 5. **Cuisine**: Moroccan cuisine is an essential part of tourism, where visitors can taste dishes such as tagine, couscous, and har...

 Do you dream of a journey to a magical location, surrounded by green spaces and natural swimming pools? Welcome to Chefchaouen, “The Rohr of the Rif”! In addition to its beautiful blue alleys and the pleasure of its delicious food and the aesthetic of traditional handicrafts in this city, Chefchaouen is the ideal destination for environmental tourism lovers. This region is characterized by a number of waterfalls, caves and caves, and with picturesque natural sites: a title of natural beauty, and an ideal location to discover the beauty of Morocco on its mountain side. Chefchaouen was established in 1471, and was originally designed to provide a fortress that protects the population from the attacks by Portugal and Spain on the region. It is characterized by a unique geographical location: it is located between two mountains at the foot of the "Castle" and "Mego" mountains, which means "pods" in the rural accent. The city is located in the heart of a ferti...

 Tetouan or Titaouine or Tataouine is a Moroccan city, nicknamed the White Dove. Its old neighborhoods are Andalusian in character, located in the Great Rif region and in an agricultural area on the Mediterranean coast, between the heights of Mount Drassa and the Rif mountain range. Tetouan is distinguished by its ability to preserve its Andalusian civilization, while constantly adapting to the cultural tributaries coming to it, which enriched and distinguished its ancient history. 

 Dakhla is a Moroccan tourist and coastal city, located in the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region in the southern regions of Morocco. It is a city famous for attracting water sports enthusiasts and is known for its diverse fish wealth. It is about 530 km from the city of Laayoune, and 1700 km from the capital Rabat. To increase awareness of Dakhla as a new tourist destination, the Moroccan government organizes international festivals and forums there. Among the most famous of these forums is the Crans Montana Forum, which is attended by important figures and many heads of state. Origin of the name Dakhla is a peninsula extending into the sea for a distance of about forty kilometers, making it float in the ocean, hence the name Dakhla, meaning inside the sea, and it is also called the pearl of southern Morocco. History The city of Dakhla was established in 1884, when it was a Spanish colony, and was called "Villa Cisneros". It is believed that the name is derived from the name of Fran...

 History of Meknes Although the city of Meknes was founded in the eighth century AD, it did not become a metropolis until the arrival of the Almoravids, where the city flourished and some neighborhoods emerged, the most important of which is the Almoravid Kasbah "Takrart". They also built the Almoravid Mosque and surrounded the city with a wall at the end of their reign. The neighborhood that still exists near the Almoravid Mosque is considered the oldest neighborhood in the city. My image 1 Under the rule of the Almohads, the city witnessed an urban boom, as the Great Mosque was expanded during the reign of Muhammad al-Nasir (1199-1213 AD), and the city was supplied with water through an advanced system starting from the "Takma" spring to meet the needs of baths, mosques and fountains. This era also witnessed the emergence of new neighborhoods such as the new Hammam neighborhood and the Sidi Ahmed Ben Khadra neighborhood. During the Marinid era, the city witnessed ...

 It is Marrakesh, once the imperial city of Western Morocco, is today an important economic center full of mosques, palaces and gardens. The medina is a fortified medieval citadel that dates back to the times of the Berber Empire; its crowded labyrinthine streets are a succession of souks (markets), selling fabrics, ceramics and jewelry. Visible even from a great distance, the Moorish minaret of the 12th century Koutoubia Mosque is considered one of the symbols of the city. Marrakesh is famous for its unique blend of culture, history and natural beauty, with many important tourist attractions such as Jemaa El Fna squ are, the old city surrounded by its magnificent walls, the green Majorelle, and its ancient complexes such as the Bahia Palace and El Badi Palace.