Morocco

"This book is not a novel like any other. It is a journey, whose ultimate goal is to reach the soul of the country. It's a great claim, but I tried to give different faces, different aspects of Morocco, through personal memories, through stories that happened to people I knew or others who introduced me. I proceeded by stages, by trial, sometimes by chance. Morocco is not for me an object of study, it is a living entity, in some cases even screaming..."

Tahar Ben Jalloun, Morocco

Morocco - Ait Benhaddou Kasbah

Morocco - Ouarzazate - Taourirt Kasbah

Morocco - Road to Todra

Morocco - Road to Todra - Dades valley - Tinghir

Morocco - Road to Erfoud

Morocco - Road to Erfoud - Berber house

Morocco - Sahara desert - Sunrise at Merzouga dunes

Morocco - Road to Fes - High Atlas

Morocco - Fes - Chouara Tannery

Morocco - Fes - Kindergarten

Morocco - Fes - Medina

Morocco - Fes - Medina - music box

Morocco - Fes - Medina

Morocco - Road to Marrakech

Morocco - Marrakech - Jamaa el Fna - Snakes charmer

Morocco - Marrakech - Jamaa el Fna - Street dentist

Morocco - Marrakech - Jamaa el Fna

Morocco - Marrakech - Medina

Morocco - Marrakech

Morocco - Rabat - Medina view from the river

Morocco - Rabat - Kasbah

Morocco - Rabat - Mohammed V Mausoleum - Hassan Tower

Morocco - Rabat - Mohammed V Mausoleum

Morocco - Rabat - As-Sounna mosquee

Morocco - Rabat - Water seller

Morocco is a country located in North Africa. It is a land of contrasts, with a rich history and culture, stunning natural beauty, and a diverse population.
Morocco has a long and rich history dating back to the Phoenicians in the 12th century BC. The country has been ruled by a variety of empires and dynasties, including the Romans, the Arabs, and the French. This rich history is reflected in the country's diverse culture, which is a blend of African, Arabic, and European influences.
Morocco is home to stunning natural beauty, including the Atlas Mountains, the Sahara Desert, and the Mediterranean coast. The Atlas Mountains are a rugged mountain range that runs through the center of the country. The Sahara Desert is the world's largest desert, and it covers much of the southern part of Morocco. The Mediterranean coast is a popular tourist destination, with its beaches, resorts, and fishing villages.
Morocco is home to a diverse population, including Arabs, Berbers, and Europeans. This diversity is reflected in the country's cuisine, music, and art.