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Colors is the only word that aptly describes Morocco. Photographers consider it the kingdom of heaven thanks to rich colors, beautiful scenery, picturesque cities and always smiling people. It is also one of the reasons why Holywood filmmakers often head to Morocco to shoot their next movie. The old ksary, the shrines, the dishes, the markets, the wild valleys, the snow-capped mountains and the beautiful southern countryside make Morocco a must-sea destination for true a traveler. Spend some time on the long, endless, desolate beaches of the wild Atlantic, wander through the legendary Casablanca or watch bird colonies in the seaside lagoons. On your way from the famous Marrakech to Ouirgane you will find yourself in the canyons, whilst in the direction of Oukaimeden you can take your skis or mountaineering equipment and climb Jabal Tubkal to a height of 4,165 meters. If you pass through the Draa, Dades and Ziz valleys, you will see the fantastic Taourirt, Tifoultoute and Ait Benhaddou, or you can meet the Tuaregy in the desert near Zagora on their 52 days long journey to Timbuktu atop a camel.
Morocco has to much to offer that it will satisfy all senses, interests and wishes. Local architecture, craftsmenship and art is heavely inspired by the supreme Islamic influence. Given that Morocco's history has had very few periods of foreign rule, cultural continuity is absolutely unique and the Morrocon identity is unmistakable. It is embeded in the excellent Moroccan cuisine tas well as in local craft products that have become a desirable and admired element in the design world. Although manual craftsmenship is dying worldwide or even disappearing in many nations, it is still the center of events in Morocco and undoubtedly an important asset. In this context the royal cities and Essaouira are representative examples.
