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The Kingdom of Morocco is a North African country that is part of the Maghreb. Its sovereign is King Mohamed VI, its administrative and political capital is Rabat.

Economic capital: Casablanca. Spiritual capital: Fez. Tourist capital: Marrakech. The currency is the dirham (about 10dh for 1 euro), you will find banks or exchange offices in all towns. The kingdom has approximately 35 million inhabitants. Motto of the country: The God, the fatherland, the King

Morocco is an Arab-Muslim country, very attached to its traditions.

The official languages are Arabic and Amazigh (Berber). French is very present even if it is not official.

 

It's a cold country, where the sun is very hot, the climate is dry (except on the coast), which makes the heat bearable.

This country with many cultural, geographical, architectural and historical facets is an example of a mixture of ancestral traditions and modernity._cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d Atlantic, mountains, plains, desert, you can see the difference between each region of this country.

 

Hisarts and craftsis very important, rich and varied. Wool (carpets), iron and silver (jewellery), utensils and clay (pottery), leather (leather goods, slippers), wood (furniture and objects) are worked there. There are also natural beauty products: henna, ghassoul, kohl, argan oil, and many other marvels that Morocco has to offer. Its spices: cinnamon, saffron, ginger, cumin...

Bargaining is a ritualsouks and itinerant shops.

Its cuisine is very diverse. Its culinary specialties are varied but the most appreciated and known specialties are thecouscous, the pastilla, the Moroccan pastries but especially thetajine.

In a Muslim country, serving you is a sacred duty,for each service, big or small, a tip is welcome.

 

Practical: There is a time difference of 1 hour in summer and winter. 2 hours during Ramadan

 

Spring - summer:plan light clothing and natural materials such as linen or cotton pants, loose t-shirts or tunics. Hats, sunglasses, sunscreen essential. For young children, as well as very old people,  it is best to avoid summer to travel to Morocco because of the high temperatures (June-July-August) Find out more before depending on the region of your destination.

 

Autumn winter: plan clothes for the day, but also clothes a little warmer for the evenings. Indeed, when the sun hides, there is a considerable difference in temperature.

For women, it is advisable to dress modestly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OUARZAZATE WEATHER FOR 15 DAYSHERE 

MARRAKECH WEATHER FOR 15 DAYSHERE

 

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