Tourist Destination in Marocco
MAROKO (The Land of Thousand Fortresses) in the Western End of Africa
Geographically, the Marokop is located on the African continent has an area consisting mostly of deserts and rugged mountains. It is one of only 3 countries (with Spain and France) which has a coastline in the Atlantic Ocean as well as the Mediterranean Sea. Morocco has a population of over 33.8 million and an area of 446,550 km2 (172,410 sq mi). The capital is Rabat. The largest city is Casablanca. The other majo Morocco, which has another name as the country of al-Maghrib al-Aqsa (kingdom in the Western End) was once the place where Muslims led by Thariq bin Ziyad conquered Spain by passing through Tangier or one of the cities in Morocco and passing through the Strait of Gibraltar which is 15 km away from Spain. r cities are Marrakesh, Tangier, Tetouan, Sale ', Fes, Agadir, Meknes, Oujda, Kenitra, and Nador. In Morocco it is not only the Sahara desert and the stone mountains, but also has the snowy Atlas mountains that stretch south of Marrakesh. Oukaimaden place name is located at an altitude of 2600-3200 masl is a paradise for surfers skiing. Taken within 90 minutes of Marrakesh by road, this ski resort is equipped with cable cars, hotels and restaurants. It snows in the Atlas mountains every year in winter, around December-February.
If we are traveling there do not forget to visit Jln. Soekarno, the first President of the beloved Republic of Indonesia, his name was immortalized into a street in Rabat City, the Capital of Maroko.Peresmian Jl. Soekarno himself was done by King Mohammed V and was attended directly by President Soekarno in 1960.Letnya right next to the largest post office in Rabat City and not far from the station stratum Casa Voyage.Maroko is beautiful. Why beautiful? Because the Negar in the northern tip of the African Continent that crossed directly with Spain it has a lot of diversity and uniqueness from the city layout to the weather. The cities here have their own characteristics, ranging from paint colors to the color of different cabins like in the City of Tangier and Tetouan. Morocco is bordered by Spain so that it affects its culture, many also give its name to Spanish. In Tangier we can also visit a place where we can see the meeting between the two seas, which when viewed closely will show the color difference of both.
To Morocco is incomplete if it has not been to the Sahara desert and the blue city of Chafchaouen. The streets to the Sahara then climb the camel to the desert before the sunset Then stay in the tent that is in the middle of the desert, the morning can enjoy sunrise before going home. While the city of Chafchaouen, also called the blue city because the whole city is blue paint. It's in the mountains, we'll be easy to stray around the city because the shape of the house and the road is the same all, blue, winding, and bertangga. When viewed from the top, like smurf city, blue everywhere. But the main tourist destination is the city of Marrakech, ordinary people call it Red City, because its building paint is all over the same color city, red brick. Many tourist attractions can be visited in this city, from historical value to Jemaa El Fna, traditional markets in koya Marrakech and become one of the favorite destinations for tourists. One of the terms for money in Morocco is Wusakh Dunya or "world shit" Money Morocco is officially called Dirham (which is abbreviated as DH) but is commonly known as "Flous"
Marokopun merupakn one-door salh for the spread of Islam in Europe. In Morocco there is also the al-Qarawiyin Mosque which became the first University in the World and became the most important center of education in the World at the beginning of the second millennium. Built in 857 by Fatima al-Fihri, the daughter of a ray-rich Kairouine refugee, the Kairouine Mosque (al-Qarawiyyin) is the largest mosque in Morocco until the Hasssan II Mosque was built in the early 1990s. Kairouine Mosque became part of the Moroccan Negotiation system in 1963, and is now known by the name of the University of al-Kairouine.Maroko has a mosque Hassan II, the largest mosque no.7 in the World. The mosque was built in 1968 to commemorate the anniversary of the late Moroccan King Hassan. This mosque was built jutted into the Atlantic ocean so it makes it look as if it will be in the middle of the sea like a mosque that really floats the largest in the World. This magnificent mosque is now a marker of the city of Casablanca. Morocco is also the birthplace of Ibn Battuta, a Moroccan who has written about the world since the 14th century, he has traveled around the world as far as 5000mil for 30 years described in his book Rihlah (Travel)
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