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Embarking on a Moroccan odyssey is to step into a tapestry of vivid landscapes and cultural splendor, a realm where every sense is awakened and charmed. From the bustling medinas to the serenity of the Sahara, Morocco is a refreshing blend of tranquil and exhilarating. And with customs steeped in the warmth of hospitality—expect to be greeted with a mint tea and an open heart.
THE BASICS
Currency: Dirham
Language: Arabic and Amazigh
Capital: Marrakech
WHERE TO GO
HIGHLIGHTS
WHAT TO EXPECT
Language
While Arabic is Morocco’s official language, French and Berber are equally common across the country. Spanish is widespread in both Northern and Southern Morocco.
Credit Cards + ATMs
ATMs are readily available in cities, but it's wise to carry cash for rural souks.
Transportation
Transportation is an adventure in itself; taxis and buses thread through city veins, while trains connect major hubs. For an authentic experience, private drivers can unveil the country's hidden gems.
Currency
1 Moroccan Dirham equals
0.10 United States Dollar
Plugs
Power plugs are typically the two-pin European standard, and voltage is 220V.
Safety
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WHEN TO GO
The ideal time to visit Morocco is during the spring (March to May) and fall months(September to November), when the weather is most agreeable. While the country is accessible year-round, the summer can be particularly hot, and some areas may be less comfortable for travel.
Tourist season peaks from June to August, so plan to avoid these months for an exclusive experience of the country’s quiet charm.
Getting There And Around
Major international airports in Casablanca and Marrakech serve as gateways to the country. Hiring a private driver can offer both convenience and insight, while trains and domestic flights connect major cities efficiently.
packing Essentials
Bring layers that tell of versatility — while the sun is strong most days, nights can be quite chilly. Essentials are best carried along, as some treasures of comfort are rare finds in local bazaars.
GET IMMERSED
PHRASES TO LEARN
“As-salaam alaykum”
“Labass”
“Beslama”
“Kayen”
“Ma’arft”
“Iyah”
“Lla”
“Rally bizef”
“Atiniattay”
“Shukran”
Hello
How are you doing?
Goodbye
Do you have
I’m not sure
Yes
No
Too expensive
I’d like a mint tea
Thank you
Dishes to Try
Tagine
Couscous
Pastilla
Harira
Mint Tea
The quintessential Moroccan dish: a savory stew is slow-cooked to perfection.
A Friday favorite made from creamed semolina, often garnished with vegetables and succulent meat.
A flaky pastry pie, sweet and savory, traditionally filled with pigeon or chicken.
A hearty soup made with tomatoes, grains, and lamb that's especially popular during Ramadan.
The national drink and a symbol of hospitality and warmth: a green tea with fresh mint leaves and lots of sugar.
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Bucket List
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Go on a jungle safari
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Marvel at the Sheesh Mahal
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Visit Fahtepur Sikri
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Wonder at Step Wells
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Spend a day at the Taj Mahal
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Sip on an iced latte with a view of the Hawa Mahal
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