Morocco Travel Guide
The African Muslim state of Morocco is located just very close to Europe, presents a fantastic contrast of African and European cultural mix. Every year, several travelers make a trip to explore the hidden treasures of the country; some travel to enjoy the skiing holiday at lofty Atlas Mountains some advent to explore the sands of Sahara desert whereas some wish to be enchanted by the magic of ancient historic monuments. Whether you stay at Morocco for the bright sun, or to trail through the peaks or the sizzling desert sands, it is a definite that you will also be fascinated by the ageless medieval medinas of the cities, above all in Fez and Marrakech, where the marketplaces and quadrangles thrust visitors into an interesting world. Snake charmers interlace their magic; the stink of the tanners' yards infuse the air; and the call of the muezzins drifts from the primordial minarets you will observe largely in the way through Morocco.
Transportation:
The flights to Morocco are largely handled by Casablanca Mohammed V Airport (CMN) and Menara International Airport (RAK) in Morocco. Royal air Maroc is the national air hauler. Moreover a reliable network of railway is also available to connect Morocco’s various cities with each other. Plus, the shared grand taxi, petite taxi and buses are widely available to move around.
Customs and Cultures:
Morocco is a Muslim state so it’s advisable to respect the Islamic customs and to reveal the clothing like shorts and swimsuits by beach sides and hotel swimming pools. Eating or dinking on public places in the month of Ramadan is strictly prohibited. Smoking is quite very common and is offered pompously on social situations. Sexual relations without marriage are liable to be punished by law.
Languages:
Arabic is the national language whereas English and French is widely spoken and understood officially as well as publically. Health and Safety: Although no specific vaccinations are required before travel to Morocco, but however, it is advisable to get a through medical check up before setting off for Morocco.





