9 Days Trip In Morocco

9 Days Trip In Morocco

This 9 Days Trip In Morocco takes you to the Sahara Desert, Merzouga Desert Exploration, and Sand Dune Camel Trekking. Explore new locations and beautiful scenery. You will be delighted with the experience after taking this 9-day trip of Casablanca.

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Casablanca:

As the primary international airport, Our 9 Days Trip In Morocco most of time start from Casablanca wish  is the main gateway to Morocco and many visitors’ first taste of the country. This bustling city is Morocco’s business and industrial powerhouse, with a modern swagger unseen in other parts of the country.

Casablanca, the largest and most cosmopolitan city in Morocco, is a dynamic metropolis that perfectly combines rich heritage with modernity. Known for its beautiful architecture, bustling markets and seaside charm, Casablanca offers a wealth of activities and attractions for travelers looking for an unforgettable experience.

Here are some of the best things to do and places to explore in Casablanca:

Hassan II Mosque: A visit to Casablanca wouldn’t be complete without marveling at the iconic Hassan II Mosque. This grand mosque is one of the largest in the world and features exquisite architectural details. Located on the Atlantic coast, the mosque’s location offers stunning ocean views. Take a guided tour to learn more about the history and intricate craft techniques that make up this construction. 9 Days Trip In Morocco

Corniche Ain Diab:

For a great seaside experience, head to Corniche Ain Diab. This beautiful riverside promenade stretches along the Atlantic Ocean and is packed with cafes, restaurants and entertainment venues. Enjoy a leisurely stroll, relax on sandy beaches or indulge in delicious Moroccan food while admiring the stunning views. 9 Days Trip In Morocco

Royal Palace of Casablanca:

Although not open to the public, the Royal Palace of Casablanca is worth a visit for its impressive architecture and magnificent gardens. Admire the grandeur of this royal residence and snap memorable photos of the exterior. 9 Days Trip In Morocco

Old Medina of Casablanca:

Immerse yourself in the city center by exploring the Old Medina. While not as well known as some of Morocco’s other old towns, Casablanca’s old town offers a more authentic experience and less tourists. Stroll through the narrow streets, explore local shops and enjoy the lively atmosphere. 9 Days Trip In Morocco

Place Mohammed V:

Located in the city center, Mohammed V Square is the central gathering place and a great spot for people watching. The square is surrounded by important monuments such as the Wilaya (town hall) and the Court of Justice, both with impressive colonial architecture. Place des Nations Unies: A hub of activity, Place des Nations Unies is a popular meeting point and the perfect place to explore the energy of Casablanca. 9 Days Trip In Morocco

Here you’ll find a mix of modern cafes, boutiques and street performers.

Mall of Morocco: For modern shopping and entertainment, visit Mall of Morocco, one of Africa’s largest shopping malls. Besides a wide range of international brands, the mall also features an indoor aquarium and an impressive water music show.

Rick’s Cafe: Movie buffs will enjoy visiting Rick’s Cafe, a recreation of the famous “Casablanca” movie scene. This restaurant captures the atmosphere of a classic movie and offers a nostalgic dining experience. 9 Days Trip In Morocco

Habous Quarter:

Known as the New Medina, the Habous quarter is a well-organized neighborhood with a mix of Moroccan and French architecture. This is a great place to buy traditional handicrafts, leather goods and souvenirs. Casablanca’s diverse attractions make it a charming destination that seamlessly weaves past and present.

Whether you’re drawn to impressive monuments, bustling markets or coastal charm, Casablanca promises an unforgettable experience for visitors from all walks of life. 9 Days Trip In Morocco.

chefchaouen:

During this 9 Days Trip In Morocco Chefchaouen is one of the beutiful moroccan cities that worth a visit too , built on a mountainside, has a distinct vibe. Its distinct charm gives the impression of unreality. The entire city appears to be bathed in azure, thanks to its blue-rinsed houses. You move around as if you’re dreaming.

The most important reason to visit Chefchaouen in this 9 Days Trip In Morocco  is for its beautiful streets lined with blue-painted houses. There are numerous explanations for why the walls are blue. Some argue that it is for practical reasons, such as keeping mosquitos at bay or keeping homes cooler.

Others believe that the blue represents the sky and heaven, as well as the colors of the Mediterranean sea and the nearby Ras el Maa waterfall. Locals now continue to paint their houses blue, either to honor these traditions or to attract tourists who come to Chefchaouen for its picture-perfect streets.

Chefchaouen is much quieter and calmer than other Moroccan cities, so you can spend hours wandering the blue alleys and photographing cute porches and doorways in the sun. The city’s blue houses are unquestionably the best thing to do in Chefchaouen!

Chefchaouen’s sunrise and sunset are both magical times of the day and in this 9 Days Trip In Morocco. Include this as one of the activities on your Chefchaouen itinerary. Get up early in the morning, go to your riad’s rooftop, and watch the most beautiful sunrise of your trip. Alternatively, enjoy this magical moment from a higher vantage point by taking one of the many hikes out of town into the Riff Mountains. This is highly recommended for a spectacular view of the city!

Fez:

Fez is one of the most cultural cities that we will discover in this 9 Days Trip In Morocco. The medina  has a unique atmosphere. This 13th-century city is an imperial city with a long multicultural history that awaits visitors with unexpected surprises.

Discover the charms of Fez: The best things to do in Morocco’s cultural capital Fez, often referred to as the cultural center of Morocco, is a city steeped in history, tradition and exquisite art. One of the oldest imperial cities in the country, Fez exudes enchanting old-world charm with its well-preserved medieval architecture and bustling old town.9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Here are the best things to do in Fez to soak up its alluring charms:

Fez el-Bali (Old Medina): Enter the labyrinth of narrow, winding streets within the ancient walls of Fez el-Bali, the oldest part of Fez and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This living museum displays a multitude of craft workshops, traditional markets (markets) and historical sites. Get lost in the bustling markets, where you’ll find everything from spices and textiles to handcrafted pottery and leather goods.9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Al Quaraouiyine Mosque and University: Visit Al Quaraouiyine Mosque, founded in the 9th century, renowned as one of the oldest universities in the world. Although non-Muslims cannot enter the prayer room, you can admire the beautiful architecture of the courtyard and library.9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Medersa Bou Inania: This magnificent Islamic school is a true masterpiece of Moroccan architecture. Admire the exquisite stucco construction, colorful bricks and peaceful courtyard that gives an insight into the lives of the students who studied here.

Tannerie Chouara: Discover a long tradition of tanning at Tannerie Chouara. Watch skilled artisans process leather in large vats of natural dye, creating a range of colorful products. For the best look, head to one of the surrounding leather stores.

Dar Batha Museum: Immerse yourself in Moroccan art and culture at the Dar Batha Museum. Housed in a former palace, this museum displays an impressive collection of traditional textiles, ceramics and woodwork.9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Medersa Bou Inania: Another architectural gem, the Medersa Bou Inania, is a beautiful Islamic school known for its elaborate decorations, including intricate zelle tiles and carved plaster.

Borj Nord and Borj Sud: For a bird’s-eye view of Fez and the surrounding area, head to Borj Nord and Borj Sud, former fortresses turned into museums. Enjoy the exhibits, then admire the breathtaking views from their terrace.

Mellah (Jewish Quarter): Explore Mellah, the historic Jewish quarter in Fez, while discovering its synagogues, souks, and a unique blend of Jewish and Moroccan cultures.9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Nejjarine Wood Crafts Museum: Set in a beautifully restored caravanserai, this museum showcases the Moroccan art of woodworking. Admire traditional works and learn about the techniques used by skilled craftsmen.9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Jnan Sbil Garden: Take a moment to relax in the tranquility of Jnan Sbil Garden, a verdant oasis in the heart of the city. Stroll through manicured gardens, fountains and fragrant orange trees. Fes attracts visitors with its captivating history, vibrant culture and warm hospitality.9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Whether you’re exploring the bustling old town or admiring its architectural gems, Fez promises a rich journey through time and a deep appreciation of Morocco’s rich heritage.9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Merzouga:

Merzougalocated in  the easternmost point of Morocco. In this 9 Days Trip In Morocco we will pass by mountainous country with Middle Atlas Mountain reliefs that depict perfect nature. This magnificent setting seduces and charms visitors. It was also from here that caravans loaded with food would depart for Timbuktu and return.

Merzouga as one of thest place to be during this 9 Days Trip In Morocco , a small magnetic village in the middle of the sands, is one of the Sahara’s gates. It’s the Erg Chebbi’s domain, a world of dunes, palm groves, tracks, and hikes. Explore the desert and its vast sand dunes bathed in sunlight and a magical atmosphere. You’re walking through the desert when you come to a dune bend and see a lake: you’ve arrived at Dayet Srij.

Its waters are characterized by stilts, above which fly doves and wagtails and storks. In the middle of the desert, Morocco’s richest ecosystems have established themselves.

The Moroccan east is brimming with oddities. Immerse yourself in the mountains and deserts to experience a completely different country!

Tinghir:

Tinghir is a charming town on this 9 Days Trip In Morocco,  known for its magnificent palm grove and the famous Todra Gorge. It is built in terraces around a promontory dominated by the ruins of an ancient Glaoui residence. Tinghir is a city in central-eastern Morocco, in the Draa-tafilalet  region, in the Todra valley at the end of the High Atlas Mountains, facing the Jbel Saghro.
Its name is derived from the Tamazight, the mountain’s location (tin) (ighir, shoulder or crest). It has a population of 40,000.

The palm groves, which are 30 kilometers long and filled with small Kasbahs and Ksars, stretch on either side of the city.
Tourists on a walking tour discover an entire community organization in terms of field work and water distribution.
The Todra Gorge, 15 kilometers from Tinghir’s center, awes visitors with its spectacular plunge down to the river bed carved by the Todra river over millennia.

Tinghir is proud of its impressive gorges in the Todra Valley. These are very popular with both foreign and Moroccan tourists visiting the South East. we proud during this 9 Days Trip In Morocco to share the best gorges and spots for a charming landscapes and nature.
The gorge’s walls, which can reach 300 meters in height, make it a popular climbing destination. Some ascents are clearly marked, while others are not.

Dades valley: 

Boumalne Dades is a Moroccan city in Tinghir Province, Drâa-Tafilalet that will be a good stop during 9 Days Trip In Morocco with IzilMorocco.

Boulmane Dades, located at the outlet of the upper Dadès Valley (more than 1500 m high), is the result of an old way of transhumance controlled by the At Atta Tribe of Jbel Saghro and also used by neighboring tribes of Mgouna, At Sedrate, At Hdiddou, and At Marghad between summer pastures in the High Atlas and Saghro wintering pastures. The majority of its inhabitants, like those of the Dades Valley, are Berbers.

Before reaching the mountainous Atlas foothills, you’ll pass through beautiful orchard scenery on the Dades. Tamlalt is about nine kilometers after Boulmane. The “monkey fingers” are unusual rocky outcrops found here. one of the amazing spots for pics on this 9 Days Trip In Morocco. This geologic wonder is especially beautiful at sunset. Explore the ruins of an ancient kasbah on the other side of the oued, a landscape steeped in mystery and melancholy.

Consider yourself in the shadows on this day in this 9 Days Trip In Morocco .the near the bottom of a deep canyon. A river’s clear, clean water flows beneath you. The water, which is nearly black in the shadows, glistens wherever the sun touches it. Canyon walls of various colors reach up to the bright blue sky above and around you.

It’s difficult to believe that this land was at the bottom of the sea millions of years ago. But now, this canyon – Dades Valley (also known as Dades Gorges) – spends much of the year dry. During the dry season, the Dades River, which is responsible for cutting these canyon walls, appears more like a creek than a river.

But when you see Dades Valley at the right time of year – when the storms come and the snow melts off the High Atlas mountains, filling the river to capacity and sweeping away all vegetation in its path – you almost think the sea has returned to claim it.

What may surprise you is that Dades Valley is one of the many places you can visit while in 9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Roses valley:

On the popular Ouarzazate to Dades road trip route, the Valley of the Roses in Morocco is frequently overlooked. an amazing place to visit  on this 9 Days Trip In Morocco. Not only is the scenery breathtaking, but the local rose products are vital to the survival of a small Moroccan community.

Every year in May, Kelâat M’Gouna hosts the Roses Festival.  It lasts seven days to commemorate the rose season in Dadès and M’Goun. The number of festival attendees reached 300,000 in 2015. People from all over the world came to Kelâat M’Gouna during the festival to discover its beauty and its rose products, which included perfume, rose water, oil, and cosmetic products, as well as to experience the warmth and hospitality of its generous locals.

During the 9 Days Trip In Morocco, you will be part of  the valley is overrun with local women picking roses to be shipped to factories in nearby Kalaat megouna . They are transformed into everything from shampoo to hand creams, as well as cure-alls and nasal decongestants. The festival also provides visitors with the opportunity to learn about local handicrafts and agricultural products.

Ouarzazate:

First and foremost, the color of Ouarzazate appeals to me. Morocco’s color is the color of the raw earth, of these adobe houses. This city’s color is soft and warm. Shades of orange ochre and pinkish ochre that are characteristic of arid soils and deserts. The soothing atmosphere of the city will then astound you. It exudes Olympian serenity. You can wander through the maze of the old town, lulled by this benevolent aura, to meet the locals.

There is a lot to see and do in Ouarzazate during this 9 Days Trip In Morocco. The best of them all is getting a ticket to the Atlas studios, the Oscar studio being the most popular. You can find almost all of the information about the filming in the Kasbahs of Touarirt and Ait Benhaddou there. You will also find materials for making movies. For example, you can find wooden dolls and cars… Actually, if you’ve been to Hollywood in Los Angeles, we don’t recommend going back because it’s not worth it.

Second, Ouarzazate is well-known for the Taourirt Kasbah, which was built by the Thami Glaoui family. This Kasbah is a 300-room maze of mystery. It is necessary to purchase a ticket in order to explore. As a result, it is preferable to visit the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou instead.

Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah:

At IzilMorrocco during this 9 Days Trip In Morocco . Ait ben haddou The kasbah’s geographical location on a major trade route makes it a target for different dynasties that succeeded one another in Morocco. According to oral history, the first structure in the Kasbah was Ighrem n-lqddarn, where a Jewish Berber princess presided and ruled until the Sous (notice the similarity with al Kahina?

According to a document left by the village notary, the first nucleus of the Kasbah would have been founded in the XIIth century by the Ait Aissa or Hmad, a tribute that will join the general “Ben Haddou” appointed.

During the nineteenth century, the kasbah was the residence of a succession of high notables and played an indisputable role in the representation of Makhsen power in the region. During his last Harka, Sultan El Hassan I passed through the region on his way to Telouat and then Marrakech.

Pasha El Glaoui was appointed governor of the south. With the exception of the Ait Ben Haddou, who had alliances with the Glaoua, the Ait Ouaouzguit fought the latter. an magical history will be surprise you about the south-est of morocco, many kasbahs will discovred during 9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Marrakech the Red City :

Marrakech is one of the most historical city in Morocco, we choose that be one of the cities that can make your trip memorable during this  9 Days Trip In Morocco .It was founded in 1062 by the Almoravids. The city grew into a religious and commercial center for the Maghreb and Sub-Saharan Africa, with mosques and Koranic schools. Ramparts, palaces, and, most importantly, a mountain-fed irrigation system are built.

The Andalusian influence of Cordoba and Seville blends culturally and architecturally with the designs of desert peoples, nomads, and people from the southern Sahara.
Marrakech, the Almoravid capital, rules from the banks of the Senegal River in central Spain to the Atlantic coast in Algiers, is one of the main cities in this 9 Days Trip In Morocco

Marrakech experienced a new golden age at the beginning of the 16th century wish is th golden age of marrakech , under the Saadian dynasty. The capital of sumptuous palaces is built: the El Badi Palace (1578), a replica of Granada’s Alhambra Palace.

Monuments such as the Medersa Ben Youssef are being renovated. Marrakech regained its position as a crossroads between the caravan routes of the Maghreb, the Mediterranean, and Sub-Saharan Africa under the Saadian dynasty.

Marrakech was in turmoil at the start of the twentieth century, with tribal revolts and European intrigues. France imposes a protectorate on Morocco in 1912. During the colonial period, the western district of Guéliz will be built northwest of Marrakech’s Medina. a big history waiting you to discover on this 9 Days Trip In Morocco.

Yves Saint Laurent nearly 60 years later, Majorelle in the 1920s… In the twentieth century, many French and foreign artists settled in Marrakech. Others followed, purchasing and renovating riads and gardens (see the Secret Garden) and contributing to the revitalization of cultural life.

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