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Casablanca is one of the most popular cities in Morocco. It is the business and industrial capital of the country. The city became immortalized in the movie Casablanca back in 1942 which starred Humphrey Bogart, Paul Henreid, and Ingrid Bergman. Aside from this fact, Casablanca became one of the major cities in Morocco because of the booming population during the past 100 years. Now, there are about four million people living in Casablanca, Morocco. This population consists both the local people and people who migrated to Casablanca from nearby European countries. Although Casablanca, Morocco is not as touristy as the other towns in the country, there are still great places that you can visit if you decide to go there. One of the tourist destinations that you should not miss is the Hassan II Mosque. This is one of the most important and largest mosques in Islam. It is a significant Islamic symbol that features both Islamic and Arabic architectural designs. After visiting this gigantic ...

Fez Overview Fez in Morocco is an exotic place that will enchant you with its ancient heritage, colorful noisy markets and beautiful landscape. The imperial city is the capital of traditional Moroccan culture. Fès measures the symbolic heartbeat of the country. It is home to innumerable crafts, spices, and mosques, that it is quite easy to be lost in it. Green - the color of Islam - is also the color of Fès, endlessly repeated on its tiles and doors. Fes is a cradle of knowledge, for which its superb medersas are a flamboyant symbol. Founded shortly after the Arabs exploded across North Africa and Spain, Fès quickly became the country's religious and cultural centre, shaped by each of the great dynasties and by its population's roots in Muslim Spain and the Arab east. Fez is the medieval capital of Morocco, and a great city of high Islamic civilization. Fez has the best-preserved old city in the Arab world, the sprawling, labyrinthine medina of Fes el-Bali, which is incidentall...

If you are planning to have a beach holiday on your next vacation, you should consider going to Agadir, Morocco. Agadir is one of the towns in Morocco that has great beaches. And since the area is near the sea, it is also a major fishing port in Morocco. The weather here is usually sunny and warm, and you will always feel like stripping to your swimsuit and taking an exciting swim on one of their beaches. One of the beaches that you should visit in Agadir is Taghazout Beach. This is a great beach for surfers, swimmers, and people who want to experience Morocco at its local level. The good thing about this beach is that you do not have to pay exorbitant prices for its hotels and restaurants. You can also eat both Moroccan and international food in some of the local restaurants. You should also visit Agadir Beach, another beach resort in Agadir. Just like most beaches in this area, Agadir Beach is also a romantic place for beach goers. You can also enjoy doing water sports and eating in ...

For an exotic vacation, Morocco could be your destination of choice. Located on the continent of Africa, across the Straight of Gibraltar from Spain, Morocco is a country that has a long interesting history and culture that some people might find fascinating and want to explore. One of the features of Morocco that makes the country so fascinating is that it contains such a variety of multi-ethnic groups which helped shape the country into being what it is today. Many different groups of people have come to Morocco throughout history that includes Phoenicians, Jews, Arabs, Moors, Romans, and Vandals. Even though Morocco is in Africa, it is commonly referred to as an Arab country. By identity, much of the population is Arab, yet Morocco places much importance on the protection of its diversity and the preservation of its cultural heritage by allowing each group to posses its own uniqueness contributing to the overall culture. To get to Morocco, there are three major international airport...

If somebody will ask you what makes a place interesting, you will probably say great sights, foods, and history. If you are looking for all three, you should visit Fez, Morocco. Fez, Morocco is a contradictory place. It is a combination of old and new and its history is filled with triumphs, wars, and creativity. The city will arouse your senses. There are several things to do in Fez, Morocco. One place that you should visit is the old Fes or Fes el-Bali. This is a maze-like place that has narrow streets, small hills, royal garden, old palace, souk, mausoleum, mosque, and artisan’s workshops. You will soak in the history and culture of Fez, Morocco if you go to Fes El-Bali. You should also go to the old Medina of Fez. This is a great place to go if you want to forget about western living even for just a few days. The city is so old and the passage ways date as far back 9AD. You will see many different things here like old-style houses, crafts created by talented artisans, mosques, carp...

Fes overwhelms the senses: it's colourful, noisy, doused in scent and inhabited by a lot of people vying for your attention - so you need to srrive armed with an idea of the best things to do in Fes so as not to let them sidetrack you! The best things to do in Fes for some people is visiting the medieval medina: it's like nowhere else on earth when it comes to shopping: swamped with olive dealers, water sellers and veiled women from the ancient tanneries to the quiet of the madrasas, many of them architectural wonders. The medina has over 90,000 streets and alleyways so the best things to do in Fes Medina is to go with a guide, asking them to take you to the places you're most interested in seeing - Souk Triba has cosmetic and electronics shops, Souk Tallis, is good for wool, wheat and cloth, Souk Selham and the few surrounding it all sell material and haberdashery, but for a really special outfit, and one of the best things to do in Fes you should hop over to Chemmaine Sou...

Morocco I'm traveling through Morocco at the moment! Such a fascinating country. Here's a shot I took while walking through a souk (market) in Rabat last night. I hope you all have a great Monday! What're you planning for this week?

Good News & Morocco: Fes I just got some incredible news from my German publisher -  Geheimnisvolle Berührung , the German translation of  Heart of Obsidian , just hit #2 on the Spiegel bestseller list!! Thanks to all of you who've supported this release! I'm so excited that you're loving this book. =) In travel news, we totally broke the no-shopping rule today! (Made because we didn't want to go overboard with our luggage). Too many lovely things in the medina in Fes!   Weaver at the loom in Fes, Morocco Nuts and dates for sale at the markets in medina in Fes, Morocco

I had a chance to go on a great tour of Marrakesh a few days ago.  We hit all the major tourist sites, which of course I almost never do, but I should because it was an enriching and beautiful experience.  It renewed my connection with this city that I’ve called home for so long.  I’m sorry I’m not great with dates and history, if I don’t take notes then it evaporates almost instantaneously off the surface of my brain.  Not to mention the late, late hour that the blogging itch strikes me, which is not a peak time for cerebral activity.  I’m going to have to fall back on good old “a picture is worth a thousand words”. But let me just say this, these places are beautiful in and of themselves.  And if you can find a great guide to connect you with the richness of Moroccan history, so much the better. These first two photos are at  Medrasa Ben Yousef,  which was one of the first examples of governmentally institutionalized learning in 1550.   Bef...

Caftan and jabador child Check out this white caftan child off for children to celebrate religious festivals and celebrations of weddings and other personal occasions. Caftan child and also jabador couture worked hand in a Aalem me fabric upscale choice for you. Jabador man in three parts of 2013 high fashion and cheap Visit our site to find special deals on Moroccan outfits discounts orders Pretty caftan takchita children The caftan-maroc.net site has not forgotten the little children. It presents you a Moroccan dress for girls, takchita of 2013 with pink sleeveless satin silk fabric and velvet. Moroccan clothing for parties and religious occasions such as Aid. Our caftan cheap child with a yellow sfifa luxury and a sky blue caftan with matching takchita. Red caftan child For small caftan-maroc.net Angels launches a new collection of Moroccan caftan for girls. Modern Moroccan caftan in two parts and haute couture. Hand embroidered caftan a professional ma'alma in Fez. Our Moroccan...

Caftan and jabador child Check out this white caftan child off for children to celebrate religious festivals and celebrations of weddings and other personal occasions. Caftan child and also jabador couture worked hand in a Aalem me fabric upscale choice for you. Jabador man in three parts of 2013 high fashion and cheap Visit our site to find special deals on Moroccan outfits discounts orders

Morocco World NrwsCasablanca, April 11, 2013“Many inspiring women have shown me how such a garment is created somewhere between fantasy and reality,” wrote Sonia Maria in an article of hers published on NJAL, an online fashion platform. The “garment” that Maria refers to is the Moroccan majestic dress, the Kaftan. Her description flawlessly matches the proprieties of this charming Moroccan attire.  Between “fantasy” and “reality,” the Kaftan stands out as a composite amalgamation of subtle and luxurious fabrics, composite designs and shapes, and an artist’s personal perspective of women’s beauty and femininity.To start, the Kaftan is to be distinguished from the Djellaba. The latter is traditionally recognized for featuring a hood, whereas the former does not. The Kaftan is basically a hoodless Djellaba. For it is commonly worn during special occasions, the Kaftan tends to be more elaborate and intricate in its designs than the Djellaba.  This however does ...

Traditional clothes and children In Morocco, the opportunities that we celebrate with family abound. If adults are spoiled for choice of evening gowns, tuxedos and lavish caftans, our children always depend on us and pageantry account as that of adults. At a time when traditions are full perdition and customs no longer have children, it is important to keep the traditional as unforgettable and dearest to the hearts of our little habit. Some have understood this and take advantage of various opportunities to offer their most beautiful cherub holding beldi. Whether a caftan, a jabadour or just a tunic or vest ... there's something for everyone, for all ages and stylists are full of creativity to provide the best for children. Siham Habti, best known for the high adult sewing, said: "It is true that beldi expensive and it pushes some mothers choose not to dress as favorite small especially as children grow quickly and that Exhibit ' not long range. That said, moms and dads ca...

Moroccan Dress: Jellaba, Caftan or Takchita?    Well, writing about Haja Hamdaouia's style made me want to write about Moroccan traditional dress… but if I really want to write about it, it will be the longest blog ever because there is a LOT to say! But that's not the case so, here is some information   Moroccan traditional dress is centuries old, has undergone many changes, and varies from region to region. We usually agree on the fact that Caftan is the traditional dress, but if we take into consideration the Amazigh tribes, the Eastern part of Morocco, as well as the Arab nomads and desert inhabitants, it turns out that we have many Moroccan traditional dresses. Let us just say, the most famous and most popular Moroccan dress tends to be a Jellaba, for daily use, and Caftan, for celebrations. Caftan itself is divided into two types, Caftan, which is one piece dress, and "Takcheeta", which is Caftan plus an upper layer known as "Dfeena". Caftan is for min...

Moroccan traditional Clothes Yes, this picture can give you just a simple idea about Moroccan traditional clothes. Of course, Moroccans do not wear them everyday because they are not practical at all, but they occasionally wear them when they are invited to a wedding or a birth party, and i personnally wear them while organizing Musical parties for differente occasions and in many different places such as Raid Zany where I worked as an assistant and a hostess . Making such wonderful clothes is not very difficult, since all that you have to do to get one or some like this , is to go to the Medina buy pieces of cloth and take them to a tailor who will take your size and start working on it straight a way. it may take 1 or 2 weeks maximum to make them then all that is left to do is to wear them and feel Moroccan. So if you have a nice place in Fez City and you would like to start organizing traditional or Sufi Musical parties,or you have some question about how to make clothes like this ,...

Morocco  is the gem of the  North Africa  having coastlines on both the  North Atlantic Ocean  and the  Mediterranean Sea . Morocco has tremendous culture due to the inhabitation of the multi-ethnic population. While traveling to Morocco, the colors of indigenous  Berber  community and  Jewish  and  Muslim  populace can easily be observed. The country is a reasonably huge country and its every part has its own cultural recognition. A Berber woman in her traditional dress ( Image: Angelas Travels ) The  Moroccan  society is not conservative because Morocco is a peaceful and tourist friendly country. Morocco has no particular rules and regulation about the clothing but the Moroccans have kept alive the custom to wear the  traditional dress of Morocco . A random capture of the Moroccons in their traditional dresses- Allan Old's Image Moroccans are overall a stylish and smart nation and they prefer to dress up w...