Morocco’s geography is divided into two distinct chains: Toubkal is one of the tallest peaks in the Atlas Mountains, which are separated into three chains: the big Atlas, the middle Atlas, and the tiny Atlas. Watering spots and cities such as Ifran, Marrakech, Agadir, Fes, and Meknes are surrounded by mountains. The seashore is hemmed in by peaks spanning from Tetuan to Nador in the north. The Rif Mountains are located in northern Morocco and are not part of the Atlas Mountains, but rather form part of an arch that extends up to Gibraltar’s rock and southern Spain. The Rif Mountains rise to 2448 meters above sea level at their greatest point, close to the Algerian border, from the coast at Tangiers and follow the craggy Mediterranean coastline almost to the Algerian border.This rocky region contains some lush valleys used for agriculture, which are likely to include illegally cultivated cannabis, for which it has become famous. White washed villages stained by blue in the Andalusia style can be found within these mountains.
MARRAKECH CITY
When you think about Morocco, the first city that comes to mind is Marrakech, or “Amur -akush in the Amazigh language.” A visit to this city is a must on every trip to Morocco. Marrakech, often known as the Red City, is Morocco’s second largest city. Marrakech Medina is a vibrant center of entertainment and is known as one of Morocco’s gems. It is a key economic hub with a number of emerging sectors and marketplaces.
WHAT TO SEE IN MARRAKECH
Marrakech is a city that may be enjoyed by wandering around and taking in the ambiance. We recommend that you visit it and enjoy its various corners; if you do not have much time, it is not worthwhile to become overwhelmed by attempting to see everything because we will lose the essence of the city. These are some of the must-see sights in Marrakech for your information.
– The Koutoubia Mosque
– The Gardens of the Menara
– Jemaa el Fna Square
– The palace of Bahia
– Walls of Marrakech
– The Majorelle Garden
– The Mellah of Marrakech or Jewish Quarter
– KoubbaBa’Adiyn …etc
