Morocco Travel Photos
The photos in the Morocco Gallery were taken during a six-week road trip through Morocco, in the fall of 2015 (October – November).
Here, you will find photos from Fes, Sefrou, Bhalil, Ifrane, Azrou, the Middle Attlas Mountains, Midelt, Ziz Valley & Gorges, Tafilalt Oases, ksars, Todra Gorges, the Dades Valley, kasbah, Ksar el-Khorbat, Skoura, Ouarzazate, Agdz, Tamnougalt, N’Kob, the Draa Valley, Zagora, the Jbel Bani Mountains, Sahara Desert – Erg Chigaga, M’Hammid, Ksar Ait Benhaddou, Marrakesh, the Souss Valley, Essaouira, Safi, Oualidia, El Jadida, Azemmour, Casablanca, Rabat, Sale, Larache, Lixus, Assilah, Tangier, Tetouan, Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Moulay Idriss, and Meknes.
A general overview of this trip can bee found at Morocco Travel Planning.
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- Fes old medina: a thinking man
- Fes old medina: the mosque in Ain Azletin neighborhood
- Fes: the Merinids Ruins (overlooking the old medina)
- Sefrou medina: a market everywhere
- Bhalil: the inside of a troglodyte house (‘the living room’ is actually in a cave)
- Azrou small Berber town: entrance gate to the medina
- Midelt – Monastery Notre Dame de l’Atlas in the former Kasbah de Myriem: guided visit with Pere Jean Pierre
- Ziz Gorges: yellow sand and rocks, palm trees, and an incredibly blue sky
- Route du Majhoul in Tafilalt Oases: an ‘underground’ street – a good playground for children
- Ksar El Khorbat: a typical street in the ksar, with my painter/guide Rachid
- Museum Sources Lala Mimoun: the calligrapher Zaid Abbou painting beautiful letters
- Todra Valley: red cliffs and a weak stream
- Tamtettouchte village: somewhere in the mountains
- Skoura: souq day – very crowded day
- Skoura: kasbah in the palmeraie
- N’Kob: Berber oasis with 45 mudbrick kasbahs
- Draa Valley: Kasbah Oulad Othmane
- Draa Valley: Kasbah Ziwana in Tissergat – Museum des Arts et Tradition de la Valle du Draa
- Camel Desert Trek – Day 1: going up toward the Col Oum Laachar Pass in the Jbel Bani Mountains
- Camel Desert Trek – Day 2: my camel waiting for me to ride it
- Camel Desert Trek – Day 2: the nomad woman with all her children
- Camel Desert Trek – Day 2: lunch for the second day
- Camel Desert Trek – Day 3: perfect sands, perfect temperature, perfect dreams
- Camel Desert Trek – Day 3: walking toward Ouad Naeme
- Ait Benhaddou: Kasbah Ait Ougrem
- Ait Benhaddou: the location of the ksar on the Ounilla Valley
- Marrakesh: Douiria du Musee Mouassine
- Marrakesh: a typical narrow street in the medina
- The kasbah of Marrakesh – The Pink City: the Saadian Tombs
- On the way from Marrakesh to Essaouira: the process of extracting argan oil
- The medina in Essaouira: the main pedestrian street
- The old medina in Essaouira: the fish market
- The old medina in Safi
- Oualidia Lagoon: pricey lunch with fish delicacies
- El Jadida: the ancient cistern in the underground of a building
- The old medina in Azemmour: Mohammed Janati in his Berber weaving shop
- Casablanca: Marche Central in Ville Nouvelle
- Casablanca: Hassan II Mosque
- Casablanca: Quartier Habous
- Rabat: Chellah – the Islamic complex
- Rabat: a descending street in Kasbah les Oudaias
- Rabat: Kasbah les Oudaias – singer in the street
- Assilah: view of the medina as seen from the seaside
- Larache: a street in the old medina
- Tangier: Bab el Fahs – the main entrance in the medina coming from Grand Socco
- Tangier: Dar Nour (a restored traditional house)
- Tangier: view of the old medina from Dar Bargach
- Tetouan: panoramic view of the old medina
- Tetouan: the Ensanche – av. Mohammed V (white Spanish colonial architecture with art-deco elements)
- Chefchaouen: a typical colorful street
- Chefchaouen: the ‘Berber car’ carrying everything in the medina
- Chefchaouen: the main street going to the river Oued Ras el-Maa
- Moulay Idriss: the entrance to el-Kasabah area
- Moulay Idriss: the entrance to the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss
- Moulay Idriss: view of the Mausoleum from Petite Terasse
- Volubilis: the basilica in the archaeological Roman site
- Moulay Idriss: the unknown Roman aqueduct
- Meknes: Dar Jamai Museum – the traditional salon for the harem (kouba)
- Meknes: Bab er-Rih – the entrance gate to the Imperial City
- Fes: the Blue House packed with blue pottery
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