Visit Morocco and see the 'Persian Market'.

If you've ever read "One Thousand and One Nights," you'll easily recognize the ancient Arabian style in the streets and markets of Morocco. There's no blaring sun, only the cool, humid air and the bustling atmosphere of street vendors, along with the vibrant colors of the exquisitely carved handicrafts displayed along the sidewalks.

In Morocco's street markets, the most popular souvenir among tourists is the hand-woven carpet with striking, distinctly African patterns. Visitors are also captivated by stalls selling food, handicrafts, clothing, and traditional decorative lamps. One of the most unforgettable aspects is the colorful array of spices and essential oils in the stalls – indispensable items in the lives of the people of the Arab world. In particular, rows of perfume bottles with strong, distinctive scents like jasmine, orange blossom, and rose attract many female tourists.

Moroccan markets are also where tourists can fully experience the vibrant sounds and smells of the streets. The calls of street vendors, the chatter of adults and children, the clatter of carts... all come alive in a vivid and authentic way.

This North African country also boasts a rich history and culture, reflected in architectural landmarks such as the capital Rabat and Fez, including Nejjarine Square, the Er Rsif and Andalous Mosques, the Royal Square, and Kasbah University – which predates even the famous Oxford University. Particularly captivating is the "red city" of Marrakesh, with its blend of African and French influences. On your journey through Morocco, don't forget to visit Casablanca, the "jewel" of the film industry – a place that easily evokes memories of the classic, emotionally charged film of the same name that has touched countless hearts.

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