Taliouine Village

Taliouine is located in Morocco’s Souss Region, and there are hundreds of visitors to this unique village each year. It is a picturesque destination that offers tourists breathtaking landscapes and quaint attractions such as the Kasbah, and is filled with friendly locals waiting to share their hospitality and knowledge with visitors. In general, Taliouine is not a very big or busy destination, but what it lacks in modern amenities, it makes up for with character and memorable natural attractions.

One of the most predominant features of Taliouine is the fact that it is not only surrounded by spectacular mountains, but colorful fields filled with Crocus Sativus. It is therefore affectionately referred to as the Saffron Capital of Morocco. Each year, during the months of October and November, the saffron covers the landscape in vibrant color and it is for this awe-inspiring phenomenon that visitors come to Taliouine. To be able to understand the magnitude of its beauty, it is easier to describe the production of saffron. Taliouine produces approximately seven thousand pounds of saffron. And to produce only one kilogram of the spice, a hundred and fifty thousand saffron flowers are needed. Large fields of saffron need to be planted to produce the required amount each year and these massive fields are one of the most popular attractions. The spice is used in medicine, cuisine and in cosmetics across the world. It remains the main agricultural product in the area, and local farmers carve a living from these fields.

Over and above the saffron farms and spectacular traditional architecture which can be seen in the village, there is another attraction in Taliouine that is highly recommended to visitors, namely the Taliouine Souk. Many of the rural community members in the vicinity of Taliouine attend the Taliouine Souk, or Market, which is held every Monday, to sell their wares and products and to purchase supplies. Souks are a part of the tradition and culture in Morocco, and each souk has its own unique atmosphere and products on sale. Tourists and visitors to Taliouine will be able to find beautiful souvenirs and items to take home with them as reminder of their memorable experience.

Agdal Gardens in Marrakech

Within the bustling city of Marrakech there are a few areas where visitors can find tranquility and beauty. But it is rare to find a location that is as historic as it is breathtaking as the splendor of the Agdal Gardens. Strolling through these fragrant gardens with a rich heritage and unmatched beauty, transports visitors into a world of natural wonder and peacefulness. It has become a popular tourist attraction and even locals take the time to walk through the garden to escape the restrictions of their daily lives.

El Badi Palace in Marrakech

Sadly, as with so many historical buildings, the El Badi Palace in Marrakech has not survived over the years. Its ruins are a cruel reminder of the destruction of war, and while walking through the ruins one is still able to get a sense of how magnificent the palace used to be. The layout and descriptions of how the El Badi Palace once looked conjures up feelings of great regret, as it must have been one of the most spectacular structures in Morocco. Despite its misfortune, the El Badi Palace is still a popular attraction n Morocco, as the layout of the palace and some of its features can still be seen.