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Nestled between the majestic High Atlas Mountains and the picturesque hills of the Anti Atlas Mountains lies the Souss Valley. It is home to a seemingly untouched and magnificent city by the name of Taroudannt. It is a city that can only be described as a wonderful jewel amongst the locations in Morocco that have historical and cultural significance. Taroudannt is often underestimated, as it is a destination that has not modernized with the times, but is filled with noteworthy attractions, activities and sights that have remained preserved for present and future generations to marvel at.
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The exotic city of Marrakech enjoys an agreeable sub-tropical Mediterranean climate and is located in an area which allows easy access to diverse locations, including Morocco’s sunny coastline, majestic desert sand dunes and beautiful snow-covered mountains. Recognizing the potential of the area, La Perla International Living, considered to be one of the fastest-growing brands in international residential real estate, has committed to the development of a project within a short driving distance from Marrakech.
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As far back as anyone can remember, the town of Saidia has always been a favorite destination amongst locals in Morocco. Its pure white, endless stretches of beach, calm waters and clean, untouched natural landscapes that surround the town, have drawn tourists to the coastal town year after year. Water sport enthusiasts flock to the beach while bird watching and nature lovers, head towards the picturesque woodlands and marshes. Just recently, King Hussain’s vision of creating a more attractive Morocco to draw tourists, has put the spotlight on the Mediterrania Saidia development.
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Morocco is increasingly becoming a destination of choice for holiday-makers and adventure-seekers. This fascinating country has so much to offer, including the hustle and bustle of bigger cities, the exquisite serene beauty of the Sahara desert and the friendly atmosphere of smaller towns. There are also the charming remote villages, such as Oued Laou, which are only just starting to be discovered by visitors to Morocco.
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Morocco is known as a mysterious country with breathtaking desert scenes, forgotten oases and a rich and fascinating culture. On the streets, musicians play traditional music such as Rai, Sufi, Chaabi and Andalusian Classical. But music in Morocco has seen some drastic changes, and even though the older generations try desperately to hold on to the past, the youth have become quite fond of rock, trance and metal rock. This year, the Sidi Rock Festival will once again drown the screams of excited fans and bring together some of the greatest rock bands in Morocco.
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Morocco is a country of great diversity and exquisite beauty with a rich cultural heritage, making it a popular tourist destination. Recognizing the significant contribution that tourism makes to the country, the Ministry of Tourism in Morocco has initiated a strategy called “Vision 2010” with the goal of attracting ten million tourists per year by 2010. Part of this initiative is resort development in desert and oasis regions of Errachidia, Zagora and Ouarzazate in the south of Morocco.
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Over the past decade Italian designers Alessandra Lippini and Frabrizio Bizarri have made Morocco their home and established a unique art studio and gallery in the heart of the Marrakech medina. Hidden in a small alley of the bustling medina, the plain wooden door to the Ministero del Gusto presents an unassuming façade to the outside world. Once inside the Ministero del Gusto, visitors are swept away by the unique designs and vibrant colors of the artworks, furniture and jewelry on display.
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The town of Imouzzer du Kandar in Morocco was established in the early 1900s by the French authorities. It was modeled along the same lines as the ski resort town of Ifrane and therefore has the look reminiscent of an Alpine village rather than a typical Moroccan town. Many of the houses in and around Imouzzer du Kandar are built from natural stone and mortar, with sharply slanted roofs which enhances the Alpine look of the town.
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