Archive for Topics marked 'Moroccan History'
As early as the third century, Morocco became the starting point for the caravans of desert tribes such as the Sanhaga, Zagoua, Toubou, and Tuareg. These proud, sometimes warlike masters of the Sahara used their knowledge of the land and…
Meknes is an imperial city with a bloody past, surrounded by the natural beauty of fields, groves, and vineyards.
Camels, sometimes known as the “ships of the desert,” are what many think of when they think of Morocco. The camels found in Morocco are known as Arabian, or Dromedary, camels. The Dromedary camel makes up about ninety percent of…
For all its pageantry and spectacle, the most remembered delights of Djmaa el Fna are often the simplest.
Other countries and destinations are certainly crossroads, themselves, too, so what is it about Morocco that sets it apart? The answer, as with all answers, lies in its past.