Morocco Bucket List

09/07/2023

08/07/2023

Congratulations to the Atlas Lions on their remarkable victory in the U23 Africa Cup of Nations, securing their qualification for the 2024 Olympic Games. Commiserations to the Egyptian team, who exhibited great determination throughout the tournament.

11/06/2023

never fails to amaze us 😍❤️
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04/05/2023

Michael Jordan in Morocco ❤️

03/05/2023

No one is sure how roses first came to this remote corner of Morocco, high in the Atlas , six hours’ drive southeast of Marrakesh. According to legend, they were carried here centuries ago by a Berber merchant from Damascus; the species that grows here is Rosa damascena, the Damask rose, which originates from ancient Syria and has been celebrated for centuries for its intense perfume.

However they arrived, the M’Goun Valley – or the Vallée des Roses, as it’s known in – has become famous for its flowers. Every year during the main growing season between April and mid-May, the valley produces between 3000 and 4000 tonnes of wild roses. They’re everywhere: sprouting up from the hedgerows, blooming along stone walls, tangling the borders between farmers’ fields. Each day before dawn, women gather the roses by hand and sell them to co-operatives dotted along the valley. Some are bought by local distilleries to make rose water, soaps and potpourri, but the majority are bought by big French perfume houses, for whom the M’Goun roses command a special cachet.

Morocco Roses Valley, Kalaat M'Gouna is famous for May Roses Festival. It is one of the must go and must see for travel reach the country for the month, if you are be there for the right month for the right time.

: discover Morocco’s floral

03/05/2023

📍Chefchaouen The Blue Pearl , Morocco ❤️

03/05/2023

📍 Marrakech ,Morocco ❤️

02/05/2023

📍 Casablanca, Morocco❤️

06/04/2023

Fes heritage 😍

11/03/2023

A 12 century kingdom 😍

11/03/2023

Fes
Fes is a northeastern Moroccan city often referred to as the country’s cultural capital 🔆💙🔆

09/03/2023

El Haik 😍