The vibrant world of Morocco rugs is a fusion of ancient craft, cultural symbolism, and captivating aesthetics. The indigenous tribes of Morocco have been creating these rugs since the Paleolithic Era, their utility traditionally outweighing decorative purposes. The diverse climates of Morocco, from the snow-capped Atlas Mountains to the Sahara desert, heavily influenced the rugs' designs and materials....

In the heart of North Africa lies Morocco, a nation with a rich tapestry of cultures and histories and a cornerstone of this legacy is the multifaceted Morocco Language landscape, influenced by years of colonization, trade, and diplomacy....

Peering into the valleys and mountains of Morocco, the indigenous Morocco Berbers, with a population of approximately 14 to 18 million, are at the very core of North African history and tradition. Despite the encompassing identity offered by the term "Berber," used since the 7th-century Arab conquests, the Amazigh, as they prefer to be recognized today, nurture their own intricate identities, often reserving distinct names and traditions for their individual communities....

The city of El Jadida will be the host of the annual Morocco festival - El Jadida Horse Show (Le Salon du Cheval d’El Jadida). Nestled amidst Morocco's striking landscapes and ancient landmarks, the city reveals itself as the heart of the country’s vibrant equestrian culture. Once a year, the charming city of El Jadida becomes a magnet for horse enthusiasts thanks to this celebrated event that...