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Moroccan cuisine is renowned worldwide for its delightful blend of unique flavors and ingenious use of aromatic spices. But behind these appetizing dishes lies a rich and fascinating culinary history. For centuries, Moroccan gastronomy has been influenced by various cultures and traditions, creating a unique and diverse cuisine. In this article, we invite you to […]
Argan oil truly lives up to its nickname “gold of Morocco” as it is both precious and wonderfully beneficial. This unique oil is derived from the pressing of the fruit of the argan tree, a rare tree that only grows in the southwest of Morocco. For generations, the oil has been consumed with bread or […]
Souk El Had is considered the largest urban market in Africa. It spans over 13 hectares and houses nearly 3000 shops. From a distance, it resembles a fortress with its 6-meter high walls, pierced by 13 large gates. Inside, the market square is divided into several distinct wings, among which you can find the vegetable […]
A dream destination How can you not want to visit such a dreamy place with picturesque, blue-coloured winding alleys on top of a small mountain? And to enjoy its pure and fresh air, and admire the untainted beauty of its landscapes? Located in the north-west of Morocco, up in the mountains of the Rif, this […]
The Tbourida, derived from Baroud which means “gunpowder”, is an ancient equestrian art, dating from the 15th century. It is an equestrian representation that simulates a succession of military parades, reconstructed according to ancestral Arab-Amazigh conventions and rituals. Each parade of Tbourida is performed by a troop, called “Sorba”, consisting of an odd number of […]
Known as Festibaz, the village’s 13th donkey festival featured a beauty pageant and a race. Seven donkeys were enrolled in the pageant, during which the owners paraded the animals before a committee. “Shah Rukh Khan,” the donkey picked as the winner came ready to impress, with a band of flowers placed on top of its […]