AddCar: 3 Must Visit Heavenly Places in Morocco!

1. A D D C A R : C A RR E N T A LI NM O R O C C O 3 Must Visit Heavenly Places in Morocco If you’re planning your Morocco travel! As they say in Arabic, Mabruk! (Congratulations). So now what? Before you get to the airplane and hire a rental car in Morocco, let me brief you about the three most beautiful places that are worth your visit ones in Morocco. Casablanca: A must in your bucket list Casablanca is Morocco's economic powerhouse with its major thoroughfares lined with palm trees, tall office buildings, views of the Atlantic Ocean and its own impressive view. This vibrant city is always on the qui vive. Rick's Café could be a well-known dining place in Casablanca with its connection to a movie with the same name, but people who dare to go off the tourist path in the hunt for local specialties enjoy the perks of Casablanca’s unique local taste. Roam around Casa Port train station till you find the simple hole-in-the-wall eateries serving warm dishes of mqila (which is an omelet served using fresh shrimp in the nearby Atlantic Ocean and cubes of Laughing Cow cheese pitched inside it). This certainly isn't fine dining, but you are guaranteed to have a more street-side feast, and then you can grab a cup of tea from the server. CASABLANCA: A MUSTINYOUR BUCKETLIST

2. Captivating Desert of Sahara Captivating Desert of Sahara The Sahara is beautiful and also a must-see while you visit Morocco. With a few of the planet's most spectacular sunrises and sunsets plus golden sand extending as far as the eye can see, why wouldn't you want to go here? Mesmerizing sand dunes, fuzzy camels, starry heavens, and incredible Berber hospitality. Visiting the Sahara Desert in Morocco will be one of your all-time favorite travel adventures. Head towards the mystical Sahara desert to experience the delight offered by medfouna, locally referred to as Berber pizza, in one of the key outposts of Er Rachidia or even Erfoud. Stuffed with chopped herbs, a bit of a harissa (a glue type paste prepared from spicy chilli peppers but using much more of a sour flavor than a spicy kick) with a dab of olive oil, a few veggies and perhaps a bit of lamb, doughy medfouna is then prepared in a traditional oven in southern and central Morocco. Marrakesh: An Hidden Paradise Marrakesh has also been referred to as Morocco City, by ancient foreign travelers. The city is famous for a market where tribesmen and villagers bring their merchandise, invest their money and find amusement. In its heart is the Jemaa el Fna, an open area at the center of town, and also the stage for a long-established ritual in which changing groups of onlookers conduct classes/shows of comedians, acrobats, storytellers, drummers, pipe artists, dancers, and fairground acts. The city's architectural attractions are compelling with the glorious ruin of the El Badi Palace, the delicate carving of the Saadian Tombs and, above all, the Koutoubia Minaret, the most perfect Islamic monument in North Africa. Source: https://medium.com/@kristian_90344/3-must-visit-heavenly-places-in-morocco- d8620434d756