A 7-day and 6-night in-depth tour of Colorful Morocco? Starting from ￥4458/person

From the vast Sahara Desert to the charming blue mountain city of Chefchaouen, experience the colorful Morocco in an all-round way

From the Atlantic Ocean to the Atlas Mountains to the Rif Mountains, explore Morocco’s diverse geographical landscape

View Morocco’s many World Cultural Heritage sites

Explore history The long-standing imperial city + the former residence of fashion master YSL + the imprint of "The Spy Who Spies" in Casablanca, etc.

Taste the unique culture and history of Morocco

Marrakech - Al Benhaddou - Var Zazate

The ancient walled city of Aiben Haddou was listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1987 because of its representative traditional earth-structure buildings and settlement patterns. Although most of the existing buildings in the walled city do not have a long history, the construction techniques used have been passed down for thousands of years. Due to the limited lifespan of earth-structured buildings, the process of collapse and reconstruction of buildings in the city continues. The appearance of the walled city over the centuries Local changes also continue to occur. Thanks to its unique landscape, the ancient walled city of Ait Benhaddou has also become the filming location for well-known TV series and movies such as Game of Thrones, Gladiator, and Operation Red Sea;

Chefchaouen—Rabat— Casablanca

Visit the Oudaya Castle, which was once the gateway to the defense of Rabat. Now the smoke is gone. Standing on the castle platform, you can have a panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean, overlooking the Bregreg inlet and the old city of Salé opposite. The panoramic view, the blue and white town in the castle is also so charming and lovely;

The Rabat Palace (appearance) is the most formal of the many palaces of the Moroccan royal family. It is used to hold important ceremonies such as receiving foreign heads of state. Place;

Please click to enter the picture description

Hasan Tower and the Mausoleum of King Mohammed V, guarded by the Guards in red uniforms and green top hats, the splendid remains of the mosque The extremely high artistic achievements displayed in the tombs of previous kings are telling the story of Andalusia to the world and silently passing on the thousand-year-old Moroccan culture.

After the visit, drive to Casablanca;

Check into the hotel and have a buffet dinner in the hotel.