Category: MOROCCO
Manchester Airport adds fifth route to Morocco
Ryanair has announced the launch of a new route from Manchester Airport to Rabat, the fifth route from the airport to Morocco and its only to the country’s capital. The twice-weekly service to Rabat-Salé Airport will commence from Sunday 30th March, and make Manchester Airport the second UK airport alongside London Stansted to offer a
The 7 best hikes in Morocco for wildlife, Roman ruins and mountain summits
Get training now for a walk in the High Atlas mountains and scale North Africa’s highest peak © Shutterstock Morocco is home to some of the world’s most striking mountain landscapes. Ramble through fragrant forests of cedar trees and walk along verdant valleys where time has stood still. More adventurous hikers scale North Africa’s tallest peak
Everything You Need to Know About Morocco Leather and the Tanneries in Fez
We’re usually more interested in what’s inside a book’s covers, but volumes bound with Morocco leather are some of the most elegant and valuable in the world. To understand how this binding material became the world standard for luxurious libraries, we need to travel to Fez, Morocco. The Chouara Tannery The beating heart of Fez
UNVEILING THE RICH HISTORY OF ZELLIJ IN MOROCCO: A TIMELESS ART FORM
Unveiling the Rich History of Zellij in Morocco: A Timeless Art Form In the heart of Morocco’s architectural heritage lies a captivating art form known as Zellij. This intricate tilework, characterized by its vibrant colors and geometric patterns, has adorned palaces, mosques, and historical buildings for centuries. The history of Zellij is intertwined with the
Moroccan Food – 15 Traditional dishes to eat in Morocco
Want to know more about Moroccan food? Here are 15 traditional dishes to eat in Morocco as well as more information about the cuisine. Moroccan food is well-known around the world for its rich flavors with spices and herbs as well as slow-cooked meats and delicious couscous. There are many interesting dishes that you should
Moroccan Fashion: 10 Must-Know Secrets for Style Lovers
Moroccan Fashion-19th Century Unlock the Secrets of Moroccan Fashion! Are you looking for the perfect blend of tradition and modernity in your wardrobe? You’re not alone! Many fashion lovers seek to express their unique style while honoring rich cultural roots. As your trusted guide, I understand the challenges of navigating different fashion influences. With years of experience,
Morocco’s Best Kept Secret – Top 8 Northern Beaches
Morocco is blessed with two coastlines: the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. It is famous for the excellent surfing, kite surfing, and parasailing down in the south with Atlantic hotspots like Taghazoute and Sidi Kaouki where the vibe is laid back and the waves are sweet. There are hundreds of deserted beaches in between where you can often find yourself
Eid Al-Fitr in Morocco (Eid Ul-Fitr)
In Morocco and elsewhere in the Muslim world, Islamic holidays are among the most anticipated and celebrated days of the year. It holds especially true for Eid Al-Fitr, the holiday which marks the completion of Ramadan, a month of fasting, abstinence, extra prayer and other acts of worship. Food Traditions for Eid Al-Fitr Food is quite central to Moroccan culture and family
African art is not a fleeting trend’: Moroccan museum to celebrate rich creativity of continent’s artists
For more than four decades, the Lazraq family in Morocco has been amassing an extraordinary collection of modern and contemporary African art. One of the most comprehensive private holdings on the continent, it has mostly remained unseen, tucked away in vaults. But from next month, the collection will have a new permanent presence at the Museum
Morocco’s women rug weavers battle to save age-old craft
By Hicham Rafih In southern Morocco, women stand on the front lines of preserving a centuries-old rug-weaving craft. Despite low profits, changing times, and increasing competition, their dedication breathes new life into this vibrant cultural heritage. In southern Morocco, women are the guardians of the age-old craft of carpet weaving, an intricate art form that often leaves