Videos tagged with "spices"

Riad Chamali Guest House Marrakech, Marrakech, Morocco (MA) [00:45]
goo.gl for reviews, prices and info. Riad Chamali Guest House Marrakech, Marrakech, Morocco (MA) Located within the ancient city walls of this city known to many as the Red City, the Riad Chamali Guest House in Marrakesh Morocco lets guests feel the true essence of this North African country in its modern design, with careful attention to eye-catching detail. This Marrakesh Morocco guest house offers nothing less than refined elegance and all within easy reach of attractions such as the gorgeous markets at the Djemaa el-Fna Square where you may just get a glimpse of a snake charmer and where you will surely find spices, tastes and colors that you have never before experienced and of course guests wont want to miss a visit to the Koutoubia Mosque known all around the world. This guest house will be a haven to return to and dine at after a day of adventure and cultural novelties. Hotel Features General Air Conditioned, Non-Smoking Rooms, Mini Bar, Hair Dryer, Coffee Shop/Cafeteria Activities Massage / Beauty Centre, Massage Services Babysitting / Child Services, Multilingual Staff Internet High-speed Internet is available at this hotel. Wireless internet on site. Check-in From 2:00 PM Check-out Prior to 11:00 AM ** Visit goo.gl for more info, reviews, prices and booking. **
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Tunísia - "Deserts, Oasis, Sea, Urban and History" (II) [07:52]
Tunísia - " Desertos, Oásis, Mar, Cidades e História" (II) Viagem pela Tunísia
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Casablanca, Morocco #33 Souk [02:03]

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Morocco Video Review [02:02]
Morocco Video Review bit.ly Situated on the north western side of Africa and just a little over three hours flying time from London, Morocco offers visitors a charming combination of landscapes and culture. Separated from Europe by the Straits of Gibraltar it has all the charm of North Africa with a strong French colonial influence. From the colourful souks of Marrakech to the wide sandy beaches of Agadir, the surprises go on and on. Superb hotels and marvellous food make this an unforgettable holiday experience. Morocco offers much more than a traditional summer sun holiday. How many other places offer the variety of snow capped mountains, wide sandy beaches and the breathtaking scenery of the Sahara. For almost a thousand years Marrakech has been an imposing and dominant city. The first of Morocco's Imperial Cities, it was founded in 1062. In more modern times, Marrakech has become the commercial centre of the High Atlas and the Moroccan Sahara.
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Saffron: Morocco's mystic spice [02:02]
The small town of Taliouine in southern Morocco is home to the country's largest saffron fields. In many countries saffron is revered as a mystical spice with religious connotations. Despite being known as one of the world's most expensive spices, farmers earn only a small profit from huge sales around the world. The production of one single kilogram of saffron comes from 150000 flowers. The delicate task for separating the stamen from the flower is predominantly done by women. Depending on the quality and quantity of saffron one gram can cost on average US$6.28. For centuries saffron has been cultivated in the region and valued for its rich flavor as well as healing qualities. The yellow spice is also used as a coloring agent to enhance fabric and food. Unique purple flowers cover the southern Moroccan fields which produce the stamens from where saffron is derived. Efforts are being made in Taliouine to ensure farmers get their fair share of the proceeds for cultivating the spice. Moroccan authorities are encouraging farmers to plant further saffron crocus flowers to increase the local economy through escalating exports which will bring extra profit back into the North African country. The local branch of the Department of Agriculture created the initiative to offer support to thousands of farmers. Free seeds, water and advice were provided to help farmers produce more. Ishmael El-Hamdi said the saffron grown in this area is highly rated because the soil and climate ...
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