Morocco is a universe unto itself, a country where each city reveals its mysteries like continents in miniature. Tangier reclines languidly on its hillside overlooking the Straits of Gibraltar, beckoning you in. Marrakech, meanwhile, has been a trading capital for thousands of years. The movement of its residents and visitors through the riddles of its medina alleys and the intoxicating souk offers an eternal theater against the backdrop of the High Atlas Mountains, their peaks standing like giant warriors armored in white snow.

In Jemaa el-Fna, the main square, stories are still exchanged for currency. Then there is Fez, one of the oldest seats of human learning, still under-explored by travelers, and Ouarzazate, Hollywood in the desert, where huge film sets recall and predict blockbusters. The white-walled towns of the Atlantic seaboard — Azemmour, El Jadida, Safi, and Essaouira — are bright with bougainvillea and alive with history. Founded and fortified by Portuguese seafarers and merchants, they were built on barter, haggle, fish, and feasting.

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