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6 Reasons to Visit Morocco

You know that I don't miss my holiday opportunities. In 2012, I took advantage of 23 day on 1 April, added 2 days from my annual leave and took a 5-day leave. Morocco Trip I did. Why Morocco? I wanted to explain why I chose Morocco when there are so many countries to visit. This is how 6 reasons to go to Morocco appeared!

Why Morocco?
Why Morocco?

Why Morocco?

When I said I'm going on a trip to Morocco, "Is it Morocco, where did it come from?" some have said. Let me tell you right away why I went to Morocco. I can add so much more to these items after I've been to Morocco!

Cultural differences

Once you have tasted the difference, the one who is not like us, travel routes with different cultures I started choosing. Morocco is a very correct choice in this sense. It is a Muslim country influenced by Arab, African, Berber and French cultures. For this reason, while it is very close to us in some aspects, it is very different in some aspects. This is exactly the reason to travel I've been looking for.

Time & Distance

While my travel time is limited to 5 days, I would not consider going to a place with a 12-hour flight distance. Because I have to spend most of my limited time on the road. However, the flight from Istanbul to Morocco takes only 4 hours. This leaves much more time to travel.

Ocean

Countries by the ocean always seem more attractive to me. That's why I wanted to see Portugal so much. It seems to be more free, more open… Although this feeling can be completely misleading, oceans, deserts and mountains are always important factors when determining my travel route.

Positive Reviews

When determining my travel routes, I always ask about the comments and experiences of my friends who have gone before. Some of my friends who went to Morocco positive comments It was also effective in accelerating my decision to go to Morocco, I had thought about how to go from time to time before.

Geographical Differences

Besides the cultural difference, be geographically different It also captivated me. Ocean on one side, high mountains on the other, desert on the other… A similar situation existed in Georgia and I enjoyed experiencing all this difference in a short time. Why not a new experience in a new country?

Being Visa Free

Here is my favorite country type! Countries that do not require visas from Turkish citizens are the crown of my head. You don't buy the plane ticket, all you have to do is fly. You don't have to spend a lot of money and deal with visa issues.

Morocco; It is engraved in my memory as an Arab country that is colorful, active and in turmoil… I hope that one day my path will cross to Morocco again…

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9 Comments

  1. from light

    Hello. I'm thinking of going to Morocco during the 5-day New Year's holiday, but I want to consult you as someone who has seen it. Do you mind if I go alone as a female?

    thanks,

  2. nail

    Hello:)
    I couldn't find your notes from the trip to Morocco. I was thinking of going during the Eid-al-Adha holiday. If you already have a post, it will definitely be useful for me 😀
    Thanks

  3. love unel

    Greetings
    Do you have any recommendations for places to stay in Morocco (Fes, Meknes, Casablanca, Merakes, Rabat)? Thanks

    • admin Author

      My Fez article is already ready, I will choose the photos and publish them this week 🙂 I hope you will have the opportunity to see them one day.

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