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Morocco
Morocco
- Continent: Africa
- Region: Mediterranean Region
- Average Temperature: Summers 36c to winter 5c
- Ideal Duration: 14 - 16 Days
- Currency: Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
- Budget: Moderately Affordable
- Air Connectivity: Good Connectivity To All The Major Airports From The Middle East And From Delhi And Mumbai.
- National airlines: royal air maroc
- Best Time: Morocco's A Year-Round Destination, But The Best Time To Visit Is Generally During The Autumn (September-November) Or Early Spring (March-April). The Weather Is Warm, But You'll Avoid the Scorching Heat and Cold Nights. Whatever Time Of Year You Visit, There's Always Something Special About Morocco.
Cities to Visit:
"Morroco, Land of Light"
MOROCCO TOURISM
Morocco is a country located in the northern part of Africa. This place has lots of beautiful nature and is a popular spot for people to visit. The country features majestic tall mountains far away, very old cities, wide deserts, and more. Some popular tourist spots in this area are the old part of Marrakesh, a fortress called Kasbah of the Udayas, many local markets, and a big square called Jemaa el-Fnaa. This country is really pretty and has many things that can appeal to all types of tourists.
CURRENCY EXCHANGE
Concerning money trade, USD and euros are acknowledged. You’ll trade money at airplane terminals such as Casablanca Air Terminal, whose trade rates are distant superior compared to the rest. Most lodgings and indeed banks will too trade currency. However, trading cash using coins isn’t the standard because it makes it a bother for them. Charge cards are broadly acknowledged in inns and eateries. Displaying a credit card may take a toll on you as an extra additional charge, as a handling charge for your exchange. ATMs are moreover accessible.
NIGHT LIFE IN MOROCCO
Morocco is said to have the best nightlife in Africa. There are clubs that stay open very late, especially in Agadir, and they also have live music shows and performances. In this country, cabarets are also popular. Marrakesh is the top city to visit if you want to enjoy the nightlife because there are many pubs, bars, and clubs that stay open late. Go to Djemma el Fna Square for an enjoyable evening. Casablanca and Tangier are two other cities that have an exciting nightlife with bars, nights dedicated to belly dancing, and other entertainment options.
SHOPPING IN MOROCCO
The best part of shopping in Morocco is the traditional market called the souk. It is a lively and vibrant scene with lots of different colors, sounds, and many people. You will find many things that you can bring home as souvenirs at these marketplaces. Markets called souks can be found in every city, but the most remarkable ones are in Marrakesh and Fez. You can buy rugs and embroidery items like caftans, nice lanterns, perfumes, and spices from this place. Yes, there are also shopping centers and malls in the cities, but going to the souk is a really memorable experience.
FESTIVALS IN MOROCCO
In Morocco, people celebrate different festivals such as Ramadan, the Festival of Roses, Gnaoua World Music Festival, World Sacred Music Festival, International Film Festival of Marrakech, Arts in Marrakech (AIM) International Biennale, and the Timitar Festival. During this time, Moroccan culture is shown and showcased at its highest quality.
HYGIENE IN MOROCCO
There are public toilets available in Morocco; however, they are not very tidy. The bathrooms in hotels and restaurants are very clean, so tourists naturally prefer to use them. Do not drink tap water here because it is not safe. Hotels have clean water available for guests to drink.
CUSTOMS OF MOROCCO
Women should dress conservatively here to avoid upsetting the religious sentiments of the locals. It’s advisable to avoid public displays of affection. If you are visiting during Ramadan, do not smoke or eat while walking around the streets. Tipping is a way of life here, so make sure to carry some change.
TIPS FOR VISITING MOROCCO
Always remove your shoes before entering someone’s home. Do not take photographs of the locals without first asking for their permission. It is better to take a guide or someone else you may know to the souk with you, to avoid getting hassled by traders.
FOOD OF MOROCCO
Moroccan cuisine is influenced by Arabic, Mediterranean, European, Sub-Saharan, Andalusian and Berber elements. The meat of goats and lamb is consumed on a large scale. Morocco also produces lots of tropical fruit and other fruits and vegetables. Some of their staples are wheat, olive oil and the grapefruit, which is often eaten as dessert. The Moroccans use a lot of spices in their preparations. Some of them are cinnamon, cumin, turmeric and ginger. Herbs are also used to render flavour to the meal, such as parsley, mint and sage. The most famous Moroccan dish is the couscous, followed by Pastilla, Tanjia and Harira. Dates are also consumed a lot in this country. Regarding beverages, mint tea is had very frequently.