Where is Morocco and what are its attractions?

The Kingdom of Morocco, referred to as Morocco for short, is a coastal Arab country in northwest Africa, bordering Algeria in the east and southeast, Western Sahara in the south, the Atlantic Ocean in the west and Spain and Portugal across the sea in the north. Islam is the national religion of Morocco. More than 99% of the residents believe in Islam, mainly Sunnis; The rest believe in Christianity and Judaism.

Mayor Garden: Yves Saint-Laurent, a famous fashion designer, worked with Pierre before his death. Pierre Berg bought this private garden in Marrakech. It provides a resting place for the top French designer.

Bahia Palace: Bahia Palace is one of the few well-preserved palaces in Morocco, with gardens, atriums, gorgeous rooms and fountains, each of which has been carefully designed.

Sleepless Square: From sunrise to midnight, you can see snake dancers in India, Arabs selling spice tea, elderly storytellers and fortune tellers in Morocco, various performing arts, and countless stalls selling food, drinks, clothing, carpets, furniture, leather and handicrafts. Just like Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong and Xintiandi in Shanghai. Because of this square, Marrakech has endless vitality.

Ebin Hadu Zhu Lei Village: This castle is very well preserved and was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. It is the most beautiful ancient village, and the ancient city is built with the unique Songkhla mud bricks in Morocco, which makes people fully experience the red charm of Morocco.

Old Town of Valzazate Medina: In the past, earth buildings were built by local people to resist foreign invasion. Here, we can see the traditional red clay buildings (Kasbah) built by Berbers with mud and hay. Although soil and hay are building materials, they can still stand for a hundred years without falling down.

Evian: A city in the central Atlas Mountains of Morocco south of the ancient city of Fez. This town is called "Little Switzerland". On the carefully mowed lawn, flowers are in full bloom and trees are lush in front of and behind the house, giving visitors the first impression that they have entered a Swiss village.

Rubulis: the remains of ancient Rome and North Africa. According to records, it used to be a prosperous city in the 1 century, and the whole city showed a thriving scene. Now there are well-preserved Arc de Triomphe and the white stone pillars of the theater. Even the streets, houses, oil mills, public bathrooms and markets of the ancient city are still clearly visible, and there are many mosaic murals here.

Chev Shawan: Chev Shawan is a small town in a valley. The walls and doors of the houses in the city are painted blue all day, and the bright colors make it a world-famous "blue town". The pure and refreshing air and the blue sky that seems to be forever complement each other with the dotted Arab cities, drawing a natural blue picture.

Arcila: A seaside town in North Africa, influenced by Mediterranean culture, the whole city was painted in different shades of blue. A bulging earthen house like bread, connected by twists and turns. Blue walls, blue stairs, blue gates, blue narrow lanes and mountain springs are as simple and pure as a painting.

Udaja Castle: The castle is located in the east of the old town of Rabat, the Moroccan capital, where the Bregler River enters the sea and is close to the Atlantic Ocean. This is an ancient castle complex. The Berber dynasty, built in the12nd century, was later used by the Arabian dynasty and occupied by the Portuguese and French. The houses in the residential area of the castle are all blue and white exterior walls. So Rabat also has the saying of Blue and White City. On the high platform of the castle, you can see the Atlantic Ocean.

Hassan II Mosque: The third largest mosque in the Islamic world, with a building area of 2 hectares, a length of 200 meters and a width of 100 meter. The roof can be opened and closed, and all 25 automatic doors are made of titanium alloy, which can resist seawater corrosion. The marble floor in the mosque is heated all year round and is the most modern mosque in the world.