Videos tagged with "unique"

Visit Morocco -- Heaven On Earth [10:25]
Morocco is a wonderful place to enjoy the lifestyle of North Africa. This documentary has a deep view to the core of morocco's heart and the beauty of its landscapes. There is a lot to do in Morocco. Morocco has beach alongside the desert that makes it very attractive to the tourists from the western and eastern countries. The riads and the other expensive hotels are just for keeping the luxury and comfortably for the foreigners. The documentary further explores the food in morocco is also one of a kind. The tasty North African dishes that amuses many tourists. The cuisines that are mostly liked by the tourists are the tajine, subtly flavored stew using lamb and couscous dishes are also much tastier. The wine, beer or the mint tea are just the best beverages for taking them down. The documentary takes us to visit many spas, shopping malls and festivals that could be really good to explore. The horse riding is very interesting; the Arabs do it their own way. The musical shows are also very unique, with Arabian scenery the music blends in. The real peace and luxury of morocco can never be forgotten. The hospitability of the Arabs is really worth taking into consideration. The things in markets are very cheap and they just become cheaper if one bargains for it. The documentary shows the deep desert of Morocco that is very vast and hot. The trips in desert are conducted and people get their chance to enjoy and experience desert life. The documentary unfolds the beauty of ...

Morocco. Marrakech. Agadir HD (Отдых в Марокко) [06:32]
Great trip to Morocco. You can see a unique Marrakech and Agadir big waves!!! Отличная поездка в Марокко!!!

Morocco. Marrakech. Agadir HD (Отдых в Марокко) [06:32]
Great trip to Morocco. You can see a unique Marrakech and Agadir big waves!!! Отличная поездка в Марокко!!!

Médine - Madina al munawara [00:51]
La ville sainte de Médine, qui est située au centre du Hedjaz, à 447 kilomètres au nord de la ville sainte de La Mecque, se trouve à 625 mètres au-dessus du niveau de la mer. Construite sur une oasis fertile, elle est bordée sur trois côtés par des collines qui font partie de la chaîne montagneuse du Hedjaz. La plus haute de ces collines, le mont Ohod, s'élève à 2 000 mètres au-dessus de l'oasis. Médine est la deuxième ville sainte de l'islam. C'est à Médine que le prophète Muhammad (sur lui la paix) et ses disciples, confrontés à l'hostilité et à la persécution des marchands mecquois, s'enfuirent en 622 de notre ère -- et, quand les citoyens de Médine demandèrent au prophète de s'installer parmi eux et d'arbitrer leurs affaires (une invitation interprétée comme un rejet du polythéisme et une acceptation de leur part de se soumettre à la volonté du Dieu unique, Allah), c'est à Médine que l'ère islamique commença. Médine est donc la ville du prophète. Étant le lieu où le saint Coran fut rédigé et la ville d'où les compagnons du prophète administrèrent les affaires de la communauté musulmane, Médine fut le siège du premier État islamique. De la ville, des armées prêchant la parole du prophète furent envoyées en Égypte, en Perse et en Syrie. C'est aussi à Médine aussi que fut enterré le prophète, sur lui la paix. « Madinah » en arabe signifie « ville ». Son nom entier, « Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah », signifie « ville des lumières ». Ni la Omra, ni le Hadj n'imposent une visite ...

Chefchaouen -- The Blue City of Morocco [05:09]
One of Morocco's most popular tourist destinations, Chefchaouen is most known for its blue-rinsed buildings and alleys, an old tradition leftover from the city's Jewish population. Chefchaouen was founded by Moorish exiles from Spain, in 1471, as a small fortress to fend off the attacks of invading Portuguese forcess in northern Morocco. After the Spanish Reconquista, the small mountain town became one of the largest Moriscos and Jews refuge sites, and during their stay they managed to leave their mark on it, one that makes the modern city so special. The name Chefchaouen comes from "chauen", which is Spanish for horns, and refers to the shape of the two mountains overlooking the settlement. But it's not its strange name, the beautiful and unique handicrafts sold by local craftsman, or the delicious goat cheese that attracts the majority of tourists to Chefchaouen. It's the blue-painted houses and buildings of the city, a tradition inherited from the former Jewish inhabitants. In the Bible, Israelites are commanded to dye one of the threads in their tallit (prayer shawl) blue, with tekhelel. This was an old natural dye, processed from a species of shellfish, but in time its production collapsed and the Jewish people eventually forgot how to make it. But, in honor of the sacred commandment, the color blue was still woven into the cloth of their tallit. When they look at the dye, they will think of the blue sky, and the God above them in Heaven. While the Jewish population ...