If this is the first question that popped up in your head the moment we suggested you to put it on your list, well, here’s why:

• Extremely warm, welcoming, and lovely people
• Rich Culture
• Spellbinding places to go in Morocco
• Exquisite accommodation options
• Exotic food, which is a great blend of various cultures
• Bustling nightlife and an endless number of shopping avenues
• Absolutely worth your time and money

Although Morocco's climate is generally hot and dry, weather can vary dramatically depending on where you are. In the south of the country (nearer the Sahara), rainfall is limited; but in the north, light rains are common between November and March. On the coast, offshore breezes provide relief from soaring summer temperatures, while the mountain regions remain cool all year round. In winter, snow falls heavily in the Atlas Mountains. Temperatures in the Sahara Desert can be both scorching during the day and freezing at night.

There are two official languages in Morocco - Modern Standard Arabic and Amazigh, or Berber. French is a second language for many educated Moroccans.

Before traveling to Morocco, you should ensure that your routine vaccines are up to date, and also consider being vaccinated for Typhoid and Hepatitis A. The mosquito-borne diseases commonly found in sub-Saharan Africa (e.g.,Malaria, Yellow Fever, and Zika Virus) are not a problem in Morocco .

Anytime between March to May is a good time to visit this country if you want to travel and experience the real beauty of the Morocco tourist attractions.The Sahara is also best during fall (September to November) when the weather is neither too hot nor too cold, and the Sirocco winds have yet to start. Winter is the only time for skiing trips to the Atlas Mountains.