A Country Of dizzying diversity- Morocco

chefchaouen

indigo alleys of the blue pearl

Did I mention the souks? These markets and bazaars offer everything from spices to babouches to rugs and carpets.

signature blue that surrounds you in the mountain city of Chefchaouen

beautiful places to stay

colors of the rainbow await you everywhere

no filter needed.ever.

this gorgeous city view is everything

spot me standing there

the medina (old town) really is as blue as it looks

go for the tiles- i was so obsessed from the moment I walked in.

colors of autumn

in the golden dunes

riding camels into the sahara desert

frolicking in the sand with my four- legged friend

i had the views entirely to myself

truly a bucket list adventure

Ait Benhaddou- a UNESCO World Heritage site

medina mood

The ksar, a group of earthen buildings surrounded by high walls, is a traditional pre-Saharan habitat

As well as Game of Thrones, Ait Benhaddou has also been used in many other film sets including Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia

2nd most instragrammed GOT site

enjoying the cactus fruit/ prickly pears at the dades gorge

the panorama of the Dades Valley is breathtaking

stopped at this viewpoint to inhale the dramatic landscape

spectacular red-colored canyons waiting to be explored

the red-colored walls of the Dades Gorge range up to 500 meters

walking down the winding blue streets, I stumble upon colorful craft

i was struck by the serenity of the Jardin Majorelle garden

The garden seems to exhale a tranquil breath

. From what I could identify, the garden includes agave, bamboo, cacti, cypress, datura, succulents and bougainvillea

Amidst the fresh greens of thorny cacti, towering bamboo, flowering lilies and ancient palms shines a dominant cobalt blue

An awe-inspiring mosque in Morocco with the tallest minaret in the world.

Located in Casablanca, the magnificent Hassan II Mosque is one of the city’s most iconic sites

Set on an outcrop jutting over the ocean and with a 210m-tall minaret that serves as the city's major landmark, it is a showcase of the very best Moroccan artisanship: hand-carved stone and wood, intricate marble flooring and inlay, gilded cedar ceilings and exquisite zellige (geometric mosaic tilework) abound