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Surface:The total land area of Morocco is around 446,550 sq km.
Population: The population of Morocco is around 33,000,000. Arabs and Berbers comprise 99%25 of the population; the remaining 1%25 percent is mostly Europeans.
System of government: Morocco is a constitutional monarchy.
Capital: Rabat, with a population of around 1,636,600 inhabitants, is the capital of Morocco.
Religion: The state religion is Islam.
Official Language: The official language is Arabic. Berber dialects and French are also spoken.
Government: Morocco is a constitutional monarchy.
Climate: Morocco experiences dry weather through the year, with little rainfall between November and March.
Units of measure and electricity: Morocco follows the metric system of measurement and the official electricity unit is 220V, 50 Hz.
Time Zone: The Moroccan standard time is GMT + 0.
Currency: Moroccan Dirham (1 € = 11.19 MAD).
Travel documents required: Most Western nationals do not need visas for travel to Morocco.
Casablanca
4
I went purely to experience the rail journey from Marrakech, without any pre planning. Advise 1st class travel as the seats could be pre booked. The journey was good and on time, not expensive either. Things are cheaper than Marrakech and vendors not intimidating. If asking for directions, consult two parties just to be sure. If you need buy local maps, the only place I found was at the Railway station shop by the exit. If you are visiting the Famous Hassan the 2nd Mosque, non moslems are only allowed during the 3 morning tour sessions only ,the last being at 1100am. Taxi drivers may tell otherwise, just to get your hire. People speak very little English, but fluent in French. Avoid people who volunteer to escort you as they will take you to places where they get a commission and also will...
Zagora
6
The act of moving through the desert, is a wonderful experience for cleaning the mind of all our daily thoughts and worries.The desert and its dunes stretch for miles and miles. Life settles into a timeless routine of local tea and fresh bread, walking, a midday stop for your lunch meal and a siesta. Then a few more miles before the evening meal, a roaring fire, traditional music, singing and a night under the stars as you have never seen them before. You will return from the desert feeling mentally clean and rested. This is an experience that every person should have at least once in their life time.
Morocco Destinations
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6.6
Romance, Mountain
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6.5
Art & Culture, Romance
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6.5
Educational, Youth travel
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6.5
Romance, Sun & beach
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6.5
Educational, Youth travel
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6.2
Art & Culture, Educational
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6.1
Educational, Youth travel
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6
Educational, Youth travel
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6
Educational, Youth travel
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6
Adventure, Mountain
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6
Educational, Youth travel
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6
Educational, Youth travel
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6
Educational, Youth travel
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6
Educational, Youth travel
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6
Family fun, Food experience
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