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www.theglobaldigital.com Magnificent Morocco
The kingdom of Morocco is located in North Africa on the
Mediterranean. Most people of Morocco live west of the
Atlas Mountains, a range that insulates the country from
the Sahara Desert.
Morocco's strategic location has at times defined it's history.
Morocco's has been occupied by Arab forces since the
7th century, A.D. The Alaouite Dynasty has ruled Morocco
since 1649, and claims direct descendants from the
Prophet Muhammad.
Morocco was the first country to seek diplomatic relations
with the Government of the United States in 1777. The
two countries negotiated a peace treaty in 1787; the treaty,
still in force, is the longest unbroken treaty-relationship in
U.S. history.
Morocco is the culinary star of North Africa. Couscous,
granular semolina, is central to Moroccan cuisine and is often
cooked with spices, nuts, fruits, and vegetables. It makes a meal
in itself but is often served with rich stews and roasted meats.
Lamb is the principal meat eaten in Morocco.
Points Of Interest For Morocco
The Citadel
Palacio El Badi
Marrakech Museum
Koutubia Mosque
Dar Si Said Palace
Menara Garden
Madraza Ben Yusuf
The Medina in Marrakech
Almoravid Dome
Royal Palace Of Fez (exterior only)
Dar el Makhzen Palace - Museum of Antiquities, and
Museum Of Moroccan Arts, Forbes Museum
Hassan II Mosque , Casablanca
Morocco vacations are popular with Europeans, especially
during winter months when they look to escape colder climates
for the warm Mediterranean weather, the desert, however,
can get very cold at sundown. Accommodations range from the
modest to the more luxurious.
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