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Moroccan Tea, Moroccan Mint Tea Recipe

21/04/202330/09/2020 by Yourtripinmorocco

Moroccan tea, also known as “mint tea” or “Atay,” is a traditional drink in Moroccan culture that is served to guests as a sign of hospitality. The tea is made by steeping green tea leaves with fresh mint leaves in boiling water, and then sweetened with sugar to taste. It is usually served in a … Read more

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Marrakech

Marrakech, also known as the cultural capital of Morocco, is a city that is full of life. You will never feel alone in this city that always seems to be on the go. Vibrant colorful buildings and exquisite cuisine along with the most welcoming people, this city will surely blow your mind away.

Rabat

Rabat, the capital city of Morocco, is rich with heritage and ancient historical sites. It has a pre-Islamic ruined city of Chellah which will take you back into the time and you will be able to feel the essence of an abandoned city during your visit to Rabat. The capital of Morocco has so much to offer with regards to ancient Arab history, you can never ever be able to fully explore it, no matter how long you stay in Rabat.

Casablanca

One of the most popular tourist destinations in Morocco is the Mediterranean city of Casablanca. This city is considered the industrial and economic backbone of the country. The charming street cafes and Mediterranean cuisine of Casablanca provides an immensely wonderful experience for the tourists.

Fez

Home to one of the world's largest urban car-free zone, Fez is an ancient city built in the 8th century. This city carries a lot of importance in Islamic civilization. You must visit this city if you are into history and want to witness how different cultures evolve over time.

Chefchaouen

The blue pearl of Morocco, Chefchaouen is the city that has a huge influx of tourists due to its location at the backdrop of Mountain Rif and the beautiful white houses with a shade of indigo. This city has a relaxing serenity to it and if you want to take a break from your everyday hassle this is a good place to do.

Essaouira

Essaouira is a city that has a very different vibe to it than the rest of Morocco. It is a coastal city dominated by beaches. The strong winds over its seafront make it paradise for water sports lovers. If you are into windsurfing and kite surfing then pack your bags and head out to this beautiful city on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.

Meknes

Meknes is a neighbor city of Fez and it is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco. It is relatively quieter than most Moroccan cities that you will travel to. So if you are looking for a little secluded spot to have some time away from other crowded destinations than Meknes is really the place to stop by for a while.

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