Hassan II Mosque is the third largest mosque in the world, only surpassed by the mosques in Mecca and Medina. It is also the most modernized mosque in the world. The marble floor in the main hall is heated year-round, and the roof can automatically open for ventilation in the summer. There is an elevator inside the mosque that goes directly to the top of the minaret, making it a symbol of luxury. One-third of the mosque is built over the sea, reportedly to commemorate the Arab ancestors who came to Morocco by sea and settled there.
Chefchaouen Old Town
The old town of Chefchaouen is a brightly colored blue fairy tale world. A wall that may seem ordinary to a local can be an absolutely stunning subject in photography.
Majorelle Garden
Majorelle Garden is a 12-hectare botanical garden and an artistic sanctuary for artists in Marrakech, Morocco. The garden is lush with flowers and greenery, featuring small bridges and flowing water, and is home to dozens of cacti of various heights and shapes. What makes it even more special is that everything from the pathways to the flower pots, from the pavilions to the houses, is painted in vibrant and striking colors, making it feel like a fairy tale world.
Bab Bou Jeloud
Bab Bou Jeloud is the formal entrance to the ancient city of Fez. It is called the Blue Gate because the outer side of the gate is inlaid with blue mosaic tiles. The area around the Blue Gate is a hub for night markets and restaurants, offering a variety of local snacks and handicrafts for sale. It is well worth a visit.
Sahara Desert
Coming to the Sahara, riding the desert ship across the dunes, climbing high to watch the sunset and sunrise, is simply a rare experience. The camel shadows in the desert are desolate and mysterious. Eloping here, you might have already left modern society far behind.
