Moroccan mint tea You want to cheer yourself up, rehydrate yourself, and take your mind off the fiery furnaces of hell because it is over 30 degrees outside. If you want to stay cool in North Africa, try the traditional Moroccan mint tea. Morocco is a significant tea importer despite not being a nation that...Read More

Moroccan berber All around Morocco, one can discover inscriptions in foreign languages on structures and signage. Morocco’s “Technopark” is described on this plaque. Yes, there is such a thing. Fortunately, “Technopark” is pronounced “Teknubark” in Moroccan berber. This coincidence allows us to decipher the inscription. Some of the letters are recognizable if you read it...Read More

Moroccan cuisine We tried a variety of Moroccan cuisine while we were there. Before traveling to Morocco, we associated Arab cuisine with fascinating flavors, combinations of oriental spices with meat and vegetables, aromatic tea variations, and mouthwatering fish. So what did we order, and what foods and beverages are available in Moroccan restaurants and cafés?...Read More

Things to do in Meknes in Morocco, is still home to remnants of its former splendor despite being regarded as an antiquated provincial town today. Despite being a refuge of peace and quiet, many people refer to this town as the “Versailles of Morocco” or “Little Paris.” Where is Meknes exactly? Travelers typically ignore Things...Read More

What do moroccan people look like? moroccan people: Their religion is closely tied to that of the Arab world, and their traditions resemble those of Europe. They infuse their customs with subtlety and a distinct understanding of the universe. Who are the Moroccans, and what was their history like? History of moroccan people Many travelers...Read More