Traditions and everyday life in MoroccoFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in Morocco. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
7 keepsakes from Morocco
casablanca or anfa like it was called it is the largest city in morocco and the most important economic power in the country because of the high economy and the modernity and technology, Casablanca is known as an economic city…
Shared by kara7
Moroccan couscous is a traditional dish made from steamed semolina grains, served with slow-cooked meat, vegetables, and fragrant spices like cumin and saffron. Typically enjoyed on Fridays as a family meal, it symbolizes…
Shared by Medi
In summer, people try to get off the boring silence around the town,so they prefer ,just as fun as a game, start a funny war using water, eggs, flour... And the rule is to hide and run as fast as possible to avoid getting dirty…
Shared by Doha jabour
Mint tea, or "ATAY," holds a central place in Moroccan hospitality and social gatherings. The preparation and serving of mint tea involve a ritualistic process that fosters connection and camaraderie among family and friends.
Shared by youyou.3
Moroccan zellij features intricate, colorful mosaic tiles, hand-chiseled by artisans, adorning walls and floors, showcasing rich cultural heritage. This is a workshop where you can create your awn zelij.
Shared by Hobbitto
jema el fna place , is the most famous place in Marrakech.One can not visit Marrakech without visiting this place wich is like a big theatre...
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