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Morocco is the land of all flavors, a daily invitation to dream, Different colors, desert tan, the snowy peaks of the High Atlas, the palm groves, fruit trees, the contrast of blue sky and sea, his teeming crowds in the souk with its narrow and windi

14/12/2010

Just another striking Middle Atlas Berber village most of the year, Imilchil is flooded with visitors during its three-day September moussem. At this huge fair,

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03/12/2010

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Far more alluring than Berkane are the beautiful Beni Snassen Mountains that border it to the south. While technically termed a ‘site of biological and ecological interest’, they are for all intents and pur­poses a national park. This is a verdant area of scenic gorges that few imagine when they thi

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25/11/2010

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You’ll need a 4WD to head over the 40km of piste and the 2629m high Tizi ‘Tirghist to Zaouiat Ahansal. At the northern end of Imelghas, there’s a piste that leads to the left towards Zauoiat Ahansal, and about 15km along atop a rocky hill, there’s another fork in the road at a yellow sign where you’

10/06/2010

what you can do in Fez in your next Travel to Morocco
http://www.moroccotravel101.com/morocco/fez-morocco/activities/

For more opulent hammam experiences Riad Maison Bleue and Riad Laaroussa both have excellent private spas, with treatments starting from Dh300. Convenient, foreigner-friendly and recently renovated, Ain ...

08/06/2010

History of Rabat, Morocco:
http://www.moroccotravel101.com/morocco/rabat-morocco/history/

The fertile plains inland from Rabat drew settlers to the area as far back as the 8th century Be. Both the Phoenicians and the Romans set up trading posts in the estuary of the Oued Bou Regreg River in Sala, today’s Chellah. ...

28/05/2010

http://www.moroccotravel101.com/morocco/marrakesh-morocco/

From the moment you arrive in Marrakesh, you’ll get the distinct feeling you’ve left something behind – a toothbrush or socks, maybe? But no, what you’ll be missing in Marrakesh is predictability and all sense of direction. ...

28/05/2010

http://www.moroccotravel101.com/morocco/casablanca-morocco/

Casablanca and Rabat are transport hubs for the region. Both are on the national train line with direct links to Tangier, Oujda, Fez, Meknes and Marrakesh. Both also have international airports, though Casablanca has a far greater number of international flights.

26/05/2010

http://www.moroccotravel101.com/morocco/rabat-morocco/

While Rabat, Morocco’s political and administrative capital since independence in 1956, has not established itself as a tourist destination, the few visitors who do go find a gem of a city. The colonial ...

24/05/2010

North Africa’s highest mountain is a big crowd-puller and every year, summer and winter, thousands of people come to climb the big one. Part of the reason for its popularity is that in summer MountainToubkal ...

24/05/2010

Set on a hill overlooking the Loukkos Estuary are the Roman ruins of Lixus (admission free), a rather mysterious and neglected site that is one of the oldest inhabited places in the country. Only about ...

21/05/2010

Although it takes its name from the nearby M’Goun Mountain, the small town of Kelaa M’Gouna is famous for roses. You can tell you’re approaching town some 50 km from Skoura when you see pink roses peeking ...

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