Posts Tagged ‘Morocco Travel’

Fes Festival Sacred Music 21st Edition Schedule and Program 2015

Fes Festival Sacred Music 21st Edition Schedule and Program 2015

Morocco Vacations & Tours

                      FES FESTIVAL OF WORLD SACRED MUSIC 21st EDITION PROGRAM From 22-30 May 2015, the ancient city of Fes will host the 21st edition of its world famous Sacred Music Festival. This Fes Festival Program offers a full schedule of…

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The Fes Sacred Music Festival, Your Morocco Tour Guide

The Fes Sacred Music Festival, Your Morocco Tour Guide

Morocco Travel Planning

              From 22-30 May 2015, the ancient city of Fes will host the 21st edition of its world famous Sacred Music Festival. The origins of Fes lie in the 8th century by Idris I, who is known for bringing the religion of Islam from…

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Morocco Books, Recommended Reading Before You Go

Morocco Books, Recommended Reading Before You Go

Morocco Vacations & Tours

                          Travel Exploration Offers a Hand Curated and Select Picks of Morocco Books to read before you go. The Books to Read before you visit Morocco offer an insight into the country’s history, culture and traditions. Preparing an exciting Reading…

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Meat Free in Morocco, Your Morocco Tour Guide

Meat Free in Morocco, Your Morocco Tour Guide

Moroccan Food & Drink

For travelers with specific dietary requirements, such as vegetarians and vegans, a key concern when planning a trip to Morocco is whether they will find enough variety in their meals. Part of the fun of travel is discovering the local cuisine and the good news is that even those who…

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Fes Festival of Sufi Culture and Music April 2015

Fes Festival of Sufi Culture and Music April 2015

Morocco Vacations & Tours

Morocco’s ancient city of Fes (Fez) was Morocco’s first imperial capital. Fes was established and developed by Idris I – founder of the Kingdom of Morocco and credited with the Islamization of the country – and his son, Idris II. More than a millennium later, it remains Morocco’s spiritual heart….

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Moroccan Mint Tea, Your Morocco Travel Guide

Moroccan Mint Tea, Your Morocco Travel Guide

Morocco Vacations & Tours

It is impossible to be in Morocco for long before you are offered a cup of frothy, steaming mint tea. A key part of the legendary Moroccan hospitality, hot sweet tea is used to welcome a guest, to revive a flagging spirit, to facilitate social interaction and to oil a…

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Medieval Morocco Exhibition Comes to Rabat, Your Morocco Tour Guide

Medieval Morocco Exhibition Comes to Rabat, Your Morocco Tour Guide

Morocco Vacations & Tours

Unlike many of its allies and neighbors, Morocco has remained quietly out of the political spotlight during recent years, having largely escaped the political unrest and revolution of the Arab Spring. Last year, however, the Kingdom was afforded the cultural limelight in Paris, France, in a series of events called…

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Berber Jewelry, The Art of Moroccan Silver

Berber Jewelry, The Art of Moroccan Silver

Morocco Vacations & Tours

Morocco is known for its artisans and the art of the jeweler or silversmith is one of many crafts practiced today. During your trip to Morocco you can watch artisans at work, marvel at the workmanship and detail of pieces in the jewelry souks and even negotiate the purchase of…

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ASTA Destination Expo, Marrakech, Your Morocco Tour Guide

ASTA Destination Expo, Marrakech, Your Morocco Tour Guide

Morocco Vacations & Tours

ASTA (American Association for Travel Agents) will host its first Expo in Marrakech, Morocco from February 26th – March 1st, 2015. The ASTA Expo is geared towards Morocco Travel Agents and dedicated to showcasing Morocco and teaching industry professionals how to sell Morocco as a destination. The ASTA Marrakech Expo…

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Marrakech’s Koutoubia Mosque and Tomb of Lalla Zohra

Marrakech’s Koutoubia Mosque and Tomb of Lalla Zohra

Morocco Vacations & Tours

The Koutoubia Mosque, visible from many vantage points of Marrakech and towering over the world famous Jmaa el Fna Square, is an iconic symbol of the so-called ‘Red City.’ At 77 meters (over 252 ft), it dominates the skyline and is a useful orientation aid. Look out for the minaret…

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