25/06/2026
@ Bab N Ali :
Camp near the Bab N’Ali at the Anti-Atlas mountains. A landscape of peaks sculpted from Precambrian metamorphic sandstone offers to the visitors fabulous and gigantic formations. The two main peaks ( pitons) form a kind of giant gateway (Bab).
15/06/2026
@ Atlantic ocean... the song of the ocean....
🐬Walking between the desert and the ocean, where the land merges into the deep blue sea!...
01/04/2026
@ Camel trek through the Sahara...
live a moments of happiness in the Moroccan desert in exclusive treks...Ride camel, Hiking, Night in the tents under the stars and more...
20/03/2026
Eid Mubarak 🌙
Celebration of end of Ramadan...
" EID Mubarak " signify a wish for goodness, peace, and blessing.
Today marks the end of Ramadan—a month of fasting and prayer, one of the pillars of Islam, established in the 7th century during the life of the Prophet Mohamed.
In Muslim tradition, it was during this time that the revelation of the Quran began.
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Fasting from dawn to sunset structures the day :
- It limits what is mundane and obvious.
- It teaches patience.
- It teaches mindfulness.
- It teaches simplicity.
- It is also a time for relationships—with others and with what transcends the everyday.
A time of sharing and remembering those who have less.
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The day begins before dawn.
Then comes work.
Women prepare evening meals, take care of the house, and work ...
Men work, returning home early if they can.
After sunset, everything changes :
- First, water and dates ( always we try to eat odd number of the dates 1 or 3 or 5....)
- Then food.
- Families eat together.
- After the meal, prayers, visits, conversations.
- The streets fill with people.
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Today, this rhythm concludes.
- Eid al-Fitr begins with a communal prayer.
- Then food prepared for the day ( mainly cakes, patisseries...) meetings, visits...
- Houses are open to receive wishes...
09/01/2026
@ Rainbow in the Desert...
23/12/2025
@ Tinaghe Alphabet " Berbere Alphabet".
On February 10, 2003, His Majesty King Mohammed VI promulgated Tifinagh as the official alphabet of the Amazigh language in Morocco, following extensive consultations regarding the opinion issued by the Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture. These consultations included prominent national figures, notably the Prime Minister, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Speaker of the House of Councillors, and the leaders of the political parties represented in Parliament.
Pictured here is an example of the Tifinagh alphabet "Municipality of Fes Medina".