Exploring Morocco: Casablanca and Rabat

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Unforgettable journey through the enchanting cities of Casablanca and Rabat in Morocco.
In this captivating travel vlog, we delve into the heart of Casablanca, a bustling metropolis renowned for its fusion of modernity and tradition. From the iconic Hassan II Mosque, an architectural masterpiece gracing the Atlantic coast, to the lively streets of the Habous Quarter, where traditional craftsmanship thrives, Casablanca offers a captivating blend of history and contemporary charm.
As we venture to Rabat, the country's capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we're transported to a city steeped in history. We explore the awe-inspiring Kasbah of the Udayas, a fortress that boasts breathtaking views of the Bou Regreg River and the Atlantic Ocean. Strolling through the picturesque streets of the Medina, we encounter vibrant markets, magnificent palaces, and the tranquil Andalusian Gardens-a serene oasis amidst the bustling city.
Whether you're an avid traveler seeking new horizons or simply curious about the wonders of Morocco, this video is sure to inspire and captivate your imagination. Join us on this virtual exploration of Casablanca and Rabat-a journey that promises to leave you with cherished memories and a deep appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of Morocco.

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@user-yp7lt7zr9q Жыл бұрын

Молодец. Очень хорошо подобрана музыка.Субтитры добавлены- это замечательно.Теперь все понятно

@james1945 Жыл бұрын

Nice

@olenadeordiieva4935 Жыл бұрын

👍

@Speed_Rager 9 ай бұрын

Great video! Morocco is different from the west. It's a developing country, so to expect same life as Europe is crazy. Europe had centuries of development that was significantly accelerated by the ressources of you guessed it, Africa. So to compare that with a country that only got its independence in 1958, with no major natural ressources (oil, gas...), I'd say they're doing pretty well. Regarding the transportation, there is a bullet train that you could've taken that is pretty much the same as the one in France (TGV). The one you took was the old one, soon to be replaced with the aforementioned bullet train.

@ProyectosDino 2 ай бұрын

Hello, im from Morocco, im happy of your comment. We are developing so fast and there are a lot of projects to improve the quality of life in our country. :D

@user-eo4wc3qe9t 9 ай бұрын

French is not a second official language in Morocco. It's commonly used but it's not an official one. There are two official languages in Morocco which are Arabic and Amazigh.

@kmltraveler 9 ай бұрын

oh wow, thanks for the information.

@user-dj4ux4vm5r 11 ай бұрын

한국서양엄마. 여름과일 올리는게 좋아요 특품불로 그런자가 좋아요 선반대에 싱크대 좋아요 신성이시며 인간몇배 더 드세요 순위가 좋아요

@Abdo-785 10 ай бұрын

You said beautiful words from the Kingdom of Morocco, except for your comparison of the King to President Putin. They are completely different.

@kmltraveler 10 ай бұрын

Absolutely agree! Even though I compared just the time that they are ruling, I think this wasn't a good idea to put those two personalities in one row. Putin is absolutely evil, and I know almost nothing about the King of Morocco. Making such comparisons wasn't good from my side, I want to say sorry if that offended any Moroccans.

@dakhla3254 Жыл бұрын

How can you be in Africa and must feel that you are in Europe.It is obvious that you will feel that you are in Africa??? Your conclusion is, thus, very bad. With the drawbacks you have drawn, do you think that Europe is perfect ? No. I have been in Europe almost every year since 1991. I have had the impression that it is continent of individualism, automatism, indifference and sometimes racism towards dark-skinned people. You feel like you are more a machine than a human being.

@kmltraveler Жыл бұрын

I am originally from Ukraine, so I know how different Europe is =) To be honest, I didn't visit Africa that much, only one day in Morocco (this video) and a few days in Egypt (video about it will be published in the next weeks), so I don't know Africa that much. However I think that Africa doesn't have a good developed infrastructure like in Europe. Of course, that doesn't apply to all countries as a rule, but there's definitely a big difference about public transport in Europe and Africa as an example, right? And I was actually very much wondered to see very good modern tram system in Rabat, which is definitely not typical for Africa in general.