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Explore the Intriguing Ruins of Lixus

The ruins of the ancient city of Lixus in the exotic country of Morocco serve as a fascinating reminder of area’s past. Situated north of the modern seaport of Larache on the Loukkos River, Lixus was one of the main cities of Mauretania Tingitana, a Roman province.

The Historically Valuable Sahrij Medersa

The city of Fez has always been known to be a city of mystery, culture and hidden architectural treasures. As many other cities in Morocco have modernized to accommodate the growing tourism industry, Fez has withdrawn into its traditions. This has made the city a Moroccan gem of mosques, high walls and narrow passageways, almost as if it has been lost in time. One of the attractions to Fez is its Medersas, of which the Sahrij Medersa is very popular amongst tourists.

The Visionary Plan Azur 2010

Morocco is entering an extremely exciting and prosperous time in the years leading up to 2010. Investment opportunities, new developments and job creation is all part of the vision that King Mohammed VI and his Plan Azur 2010 has for the future of the country and the Moroccan public. Focusing on the tourism industry, Plan Azur 2010 was set into motion in 2001. The improvements being made, not only to recognized destinations in Morocco, such as Casablanca, Marrakech and Tangiers, but over all, have already interested wealthy foreign real estate investors such as Malcolm Forbes and Richard Branson.

Imilchil – A Celebration of Marriage

High in the desert territory of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, lies a village by the name of Imilchil. Here, life is hard and locals are raised with a strong sense of culture and tradition. Not many outsiders come to this desolate Moroccan village, as the road that leads here is long, rough and almost inaccessible. However, each September, residents of the surrounding villages make the journey to Imilchil to celebrate the Imilchil Festival, also known as September Romance.

Soak up the History and Culture of Rissani

Rissani - it looks like a forgotten city at the edge of the unforgiving desert, almost as if it is stuck in an era of powerful dynasties, conquering rulers and warlords. This picturesque city has gained popularity, not only as the Tafilalet capital, but as a destination where visitors can still experience the true mystique of Morocco. Here, tradition and culture is still a way of life, even though Rissani has come a far way from being a major destination for caravans of camels and their owners.

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