By Morocco is a land of unbelievable diversity. You will come across active marketplaces, grand architecture, mighty deserts, rugged mountain ranges, and strumming African cities in your tours to Morocco. Morocco was situating at the junction of two continents. This North-West corner of Africa had been repeatedly conquerers and reconquered over the centuries by Romans and later by Arabs. Choosing and booking tours to Morocco may get complicated as many tour agencies provide tours to morocco from new york usa. S & J Tours has multiple times in Morocco scheduled each year. S & J Tours offers you to select its tours to Morocco packages and experience travel to the sensational country safely with its expertise.
Why is visiting Morocco the best plan?
Tours to Morocco are pretty straightforward, mainly because the country is very safe and sound, and people are tremendously welcome to visitors. Morocco contains packages that are pretty comprehensive since the land is full of monuments, heritage, landscapes, and other things to do. Tours to Morocco please those who enjoy medieval archaeological sites, inspiring nature, delicate cuisine, and a cheerful atmosphere. Holidays in Morocco will be remarkable because of the unmatched history, fascinating destinations, and polite people. You will meet many extraordinary world-famous sites in Morocco.
What includes in the tours to Morocco plan?
Tours to Morocco include the visit to many incredible places. The places with all of their magnificence and extravagant architectural sensations include:
- Casablanca,
- Imperial cities of Fes,
- Chefchaouen,
- Fes el Jadid
- Meknès,
- Atlas Mountain,
- Marrakech to Merzouga,
- Fairy tale dinner in the middle of a desert,
- Tizi n’Tichka mountainous road,
- Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou,
- Rabat,
- Ouezzane Rabat, and
- Marrakech.
Islamic sites in Morocco
Morocco is home to some of the most astonishing architectural sites in the world. The Islamic influence in the region dates back over a thousand years. Tours to Morocco’s architectural sites replicate the country’s diverse culture and history. The diversified culture stretches from the mudbrick fortresses of Berbers desert clans to the arches and tiling of Moorish Spain and everything in between. Since Islamic influence dominates Morocco’s culture, the country is full of Muslim heritage. Following are the leading Islamic site including in S & J Tours to Morocco packages:
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Ben Youssef Medersa
Built-in Marrakech in the 14th century, it was once the largest madrasa in North Africa. The glorious structure features:
- mosaic tiled walls,
- hand-sculpted plasterwork, and
- ornate woodwork.
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Saadian tombs
The Saadian Sultan Ahmed al Mansour constructed this stunning marble and gold vault chamber to house his tomb. It is located south of the famous Kasbah Mosque. The tombs comprise the burials of sixty members of the Saadi dynasty. The vault was composes of three rooms. Miraculously, the graves were only discoveres in 1917 and have been a major tourist and archaeological attraction ever since. It is one of the most mesmerizing photogenic places in the Tours to Morocco plan.
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Qarawiyyin
Is a huge mosque. It is located in the center of the beautiful mountainous city of Fez. The mosque is so massive that it requires a continuous stream of worshippers and cleaning staff.
Its unique green roof can be seen from the city’s charismatic hills. Qarawiyyin is one of the world’s oldest universities. It has historically been a major intellectual center of Islamic culture and roots.
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Hassan II Mosque
The Tours to Morocco plan also includes the visit to Hassan II Mosque. Hassan II Mosque is also known as the Grand Mosque in Morocco. It is the largest mosque in Morocco. The Grand Mosque was also known as “Casablanca Hajj.” It has the tallest minaret in the world, reaching 210m. Hassan II Mosque can accommodate up to 25,000 worshippers.
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Royal Palace
The was once the center of government in Morocco. It is still used today by the King of Morocco. The region also holds the historic Mellah, known as the Jewish Quarter. The Royal Palace resides in Fes al Jadid. The palace is also known as Dar al-Makhzen. The building of the royal palace is surroundes by french-style landscapes gardens, flowerbeds, antique cannons, and a central fountain.
