Marhaba to Morocco!
Welcome to Morocco
M
orocco is the crossroads of Europe, traveler can experience a different taste of
Africa, and Arabia. It is considered cultural diversity as he/she goes through the
one of the diverse cultures and cities and villages in between. Buses are the
geographies in the world. It has got beaches and cheapest and most reliable to get around
marvels, mountains and mosques, film studios Morocco. Collective taxis are slightly more
and scorpions. It is home to some of the world’s expensive than buses, but are a speedier
most outstanding athletes –e.g runner Said alternative for getting from A to B. Morocco’s
Aouita. It has its own unique brand of the North train network is a fast and comfortable way to
African music known as RAI. travel between major cities; but it is limited. The
The official languages are Amazigh, Arabic,
and French. French is somehow limited to
business, media, and administration as hangover
from colonial days. In the mountains, Amazigh
people
speak
the
Amazigh
language. Most people in Morocco
are multilingual. They speak some
English
and
Spanish
besides
Arabic and French.
As slightly larger than the state
of California as it can be, Morocco’s
geography is rich and diverse.
From Tangier in the north to
Dakhla on the west coast, a
most useful rail line links Marrakech and Tangier
via Casablanca and Rabat. Hiring a car is also an
ideal way to see the country, and major roads are
in good shape, even if most of them only have
one lane.
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