What are the must-see spots when traveling to Morocco?

Why does Celebrity on the Internet say that Morocco is a tourist attraction? Because Morocco is a city of "half sea and half desert", you can also experience it for yourself. I heard that there is a beautiful love of San Mao here. Here are some must-see attractions in Morocco. You can have a look.

1. White City-Casablanca

The famous Casablanca is not only the name of an enduring song and a popular movie, but also the second largest city in Morocco. Casablanca means "White House" in Spanish. This name shows its characteristics, a Muslim city dominated by white people.

Recommended attractions: Hassan II Mosque, Old Medina, Rick Cafe, Muhammad V Square, etc.

2. Sex and the City-Red City Marrakech

At the southern tip of the Kingdom of Morocco, the ancient city of Marrakech was built in 162. No matter the palace, the old city where ordinary people live, and the resort hotel, the exterior walls are mud red. So "Red City" is another name for Marrakech. In Arabic, "Marrakech" means "red".

3. Movie City-Valzazate

It is called Hollywood in Africa, and many famous movies were shot here. Let's start with the recently released Operation Red Sea, the town where the hostages are located, such as Lawrence of Arabia in 1962, Treasure of the Nile in 1985, Iron King Kong vs. Spy Flying Dragon in 1987 and Mummy in 1999.

4. The Gate of the Desert-Merzuka

Merzuka is called the Gate of the Sahara Desert. The desert here is unique, famous for its sand dunes with different shapes, and because it will present different beautiful colors such as gold and pink with the change of natural light, it has become a unique desert landscape in Morocco and a Sahara in the dreams of countless people! The Sahara, which makes Sanmao unforgettable, is in Merzuka, which is famous for its rose golden sand.

5. Fez-Yellow is just a visit, a thousand-year-old city.

there are more than 9, alleys in the ancient city of Qianfei Temple. Walking into the narrow and winding yellow street is like entering the tunnel of time. Regardless of the direction, you indulge yourself to measure history with your feet. Among the four Moroccan Dahuang City Site sites, the oldest is the ancient city of Fez. As far as North Africa is concerned, it was also the first Islamic city with its capital in 88 AD.

6. Blue-and-white town-Shav Shawan

Wandering in the blue dream, Shav Shawan. Many people's first impression of Morocco comes from the blue alleys of Chev Shawan. In such a romantic town, we can walk into an alley at will. The eyes are full of white and blue, and there is a refreshing ocean wind, which makes you feel that this place is not like a small town in North Africa, but more like a Mediterranean island. National Geographic magazine once commented on Shefshavan: "The winding streets in the Moroccan town of Shefshavan are covered with a dreamy blue."

As a scenic spot in Morocco, Chev Shawan attracts tourists to observe and take photos.

7. The port city of Tangier is a colorful corner of North Africa.

Colorful is Tangier's keynote, leisurely romance is Tangier's emotional appeal, and beautiful castles and flying seagulls are fascinating. Left hand Atlantic, right hand Mediterranean, find a place to sit quietly here, waiting for the most beautiful sunset when the sun sets.

8. Capital Center-Rabat

The most modern city in Morocco is also the political and cultural center of Morocco. Built in the 12th century, it was built on the basis of a castle, which is the existing Udaja Castle.