Visit the Sahara DesertThe biggest, and possibly best-known, hot desert on the planet, the Sahara Desert can be explored from a number of places in Morocco. The huge dunes of Erg Chebbi, near Merzouga, are a splendid sight. Camel trekking, camping, and photography are among the area’s top activities. Erg Chegaga, close to the town .
Marrakech is a former imperial city and one of the most popular cities for tourists in the Maghreb. It is home to beautiful mosques, palaces and gardens, as well as the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square and souk market. With plenty of things to do and see in both the medieval and modern parts of town, .
The Golden Gates at the Royal Palace headingAlthough the palace itself isn’t open to the public, the 7 gates of the Royal Palace make for amazing photos. It’s definitely an iconic spot in Fes and worth the visit for any photographer. Al Medersa Bou InaniaThe Medersa Bou Inania was built between 1350 and 1357 by .
Visiting the NomadsMerzouga is an ideal area to make sense of the Nomadic life. The warmth hospitality of the Berber Bedouins is such a long life tradition. There you can sit under their tent, drink a cup of tea while meditating around the impressive old stuff of those people. The father (head of the family) .
