The Essential Morocco Travel Books & Films Guide 2025
Discover the magic of Morocco through the words and visions of those who know it best in The Essential Morocco Travel Books & Films Guide. This expertly curated collection spans historical accounts, contemporary literature, cultural studies, design inspiration, and award-winning cinema, offering a profound introduction to Morocco’s mesmerizing landscapes and rich traditions. From the […]
Top 4 Moroccan NGOs Making A Social Impact In Women’s Empowerment
Learn about the Top 4 Moroccan NGOs Making A Social Impact In Women’s Empowerment Morocco’s Green Plan initiatives have strengthened the country’s infrastructure, sustainability, agriculture, eco-tourism, and economic sectors. The North African country is on a progressive road however the battle for Moroccan women’s rights continues. Due to deeply ingrained cultural traditions and gender […]
Paris Photography Exhibition, Juifs du Maroc, Showcases Imagery of Departed Jews of Morocco
[vc_row][vc_column][/vc_column][/vc_row] Paris Photography Exhibition, Juifs du Maroc, Showcases Imagery of Departed Jews of Morocco Morocco is home to one of the largest Jewish populations that once existed in the Arab world. In the 1940’s Morocco had over 350,000 Jews living within its Imperial Cities and rural regions. In celebration of this unique history, the Museum […]
The 12 Best Books to Read About Morocco
The 12 Best Books to Read About Morocco The 12 Best Books to Read About Morocco is a hand curated list of our editor’s picks of the Best Books to read before you visit Morocco. These Best Books to Read before you visit Morocco offer an insight into the country’s history, culture and traditions. Preparing […]
Ourigane Morocco’s Untouched Berber Villages & Jewish Past
If You are Interested in Going Off the Beaten Path, Explore Ourigane’s Berber Villages & Jewish Past Ourigane is one of the last untouched regions of Morocco. A day-trip to Ourigane from Marrakech should be on your bucket list. Travelers interested in venturing off the beaten path to Ourigane can discover Berber Villages, Jewish Heritage […]
The Berbers of Morocco, Your Morocco Tour Guide
In modern day times it is possible to visit a local Berber family on a Morocco Tour and experience the culture from bread baking in the mountains and enjoying tea with a Berber family. On a Berber Village Tour a traveler will experience the authentic Morocco that is often not experienced when traveling in large groups or with a company that does not have interconnections with local Berber families.
The Other Agadir, Traditions of Berber Granaries, Your Morocco Tour Guide
Morocco is such a melting pot of cultures and identities. The Berbers (or Amazigh; plural: Imazighen, meaning “free men”) were Morocco’s indigenous peoples, settled in the north-western corner of Africa across modern-day Morocco, Mauritania, Algeria and beyond, long before the arrival of Arabs from the East in the 7th century.
Languages of Morocco, Your Morocco Travel Guide
The Official Language of Morocco is Arabic “Darjia” and spoken by Most Moroccans. On part with Darija is Berber (Amazigh) and spoken by over 50% of Morocco’s Population. Although Arabic is a language spoken by hundreds of millions of people in North Africa, the Middle East, and the Arabian Peninsula, the Arabic spoken in Morocco, called Darija, is different than in other Arabic speaking countries. When traveling to Morocco bringing along an English/ French – Arabic dictionary will make your Morocco Travel experience more enjoyable.
Timitar Festival Agadir 8th Edition 2011, Your Morocco Travel Guide
The Timitar Festival is held annually in Agadir, Morocco typically during the month of June or July. The 8th Edition of the Timitar Festival held this June 22nd – 25th, 2011 was the perfect morocco travel opportunity for those wanting to escape seaside as Timitar featured some of Morocco’smost admired artists, Hamid Inerzaf, Rayssa Naima, Rayssa Kabira, Bderrahim Souiri, Funk Atlas, Imazzalen, Ahwach Foum Lacen and Daoudia. Timitar also showcased International artists alongside its wide range of Moroccan musicians such as Lebanese superstar Najwa Karam, Malian greats Amadou & Mariam, Goran Bregovic from Serbia and Registan from Uzbekistan. Each stage at the Timitar Festival was filled to the rim with people and filed in as having excellent weather.
