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摩洛哥丹吉尔citywalk Tangier, Morocco 🇲🇦 so nice! 😊 #环游世界 #非洲 #摩洛哥 #丹吉尔 #citywalk

📍Located in Casablanca, a city on the Atlantic coast in western Morocco, it is a famous historical city in Morocco. It is the country's largest port city, transportation hub and commercial and financial center. Known as the "Lungs of Morocco", it is also a famous tourist city in North Africa. ⭐️Recommend three more famous attractions: 📸 Hassan II Mosque The mosque was built in 1987 and completed in 1993, costing more than US$500 million and covering an area of ​​9 hectares. What's special is that one-third of the area is built on the sea to commemorate the origin of Morocco's Arab ancestors from the sea. The size of the mosque can accommodate 100,000 people praying at the same time It is one of the third largest mosques in the world🕌️ 📸Rick’s cafe In 1942, a movie "The Spies of North Africa" ​​was released, with Casablanca as the location of the story. This movie later made the city of Casablanca famous around the world. In 2004, some capitalists opened Rick’s cafe in Casablanca, which became one of the most famous local attractions. The reason is that the scene of the movie was recreated, but it was not the actual filming location. 📸Casablanca Cathedral This church was built in 1930. Its architectural style combines classical aesthetics with modernity. The church is surrounded by a large public garden. ⚠️Personal recommendation: If you have time after getting off the plane, you can stay in Casablanca for a while, wander around, take photos and check in, but there is really no need to stay for one night. I would rather go directly to the bustling Marrakech and stay in a cheap but luxurious hotel. ⚠️For those who are leaving the country on a late flight, it is enough to finish shopping half a day before departure. #Africa #morocco #casablanca #hassanIImosque #casablancacathedral # clock in

📍Located in Tangier, Morocco, a city in northern Africa closest to Spain in Europe. 🔹In addition to being the third largest city in Morocco, it is also the largest port city in the north. From here, it is close to the Atlantic Ocean, and you can also feel the leisure atmosphere of the seaside city. 🔸Tanger is very close to Spain. If you have enough time, you can consider taking a boat across the Strait of Gibraltar to Tarifa, Spain. The boat trip is also about an hour. 📸The following three attractions are relatively famous and popular check-in destinations in Tangier! 🔹Hercules Cave The cave has two openings, one leading to the sea and one to the land. The cave's fame is mainly due to the legend about the mythical hero Hercules and the outline of the African continent, which was one of the entrances to the grotto from the sea, so the cave is also known as the "Map of Africa". The cave itself is partly natural and partly man-made. The man-made parts were used by the Berbers to cut stone wheels from the walls to create grinding stones, thus enlarging the cave. 🔸Cape Spartel Cape Spartel is a cape in Morocco and one end of the Strait of Gibraltar in Spain. There is a lighthouse built in 1864. The strait in front of it is the intersection of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. 🔹Tanger Castle Located in the old town, right by the sea. From the castle, you can not only see a panoramic view of the old city, but also overlook the harbor of the new district, with the entire blue sea in sight. #morocco #Africa #tanjier #Herculescave #spartelcape #tanjiercastle

📍Merzouga is located in the southeast of Morocco, about 600 kilometers away from the city of Marrakech. It is the small village closest to the Sahara Desert; so it is called the entrance to the Sahara Desert. Standing in front of the largest and most vast desert in the world, you will definitely feel how insignificant human beings are and how important it is to cherish the people in front of you. 🏜️ The desert that was formed 2.5 million years ago is also the largest sandy desert in the world, covering an area of ​​approximately 9.4 million square kilometers, spanning more than ten countries in Africa, and is equivalent to the area of ​​the United States. Also because the climate conditions in the area are very harsh, it is one of the most unsuitable places on earth for biological survival. 🔹In the hearts of the Papar people, the Sahara Desert is a very sacred place, so if you are lucky enough to come into contact with the desert sand, it is a very happy thing! ⚠️Since the luggage will be placed on the tour bus and will not be picked up until the next day, I can only pick a few accompanying items and ride a camel 🐪 slowly into the village while admiring the sunset. #Africa #morocco #Merzouga #saharadesert #camel #desert

Catch the sunset at the Luxor Temple in the evening🥰🥰💕💕💕 I like to take pictures of the majestic pillars with blue sky and white clouds from bottom to top👍 Souvenir shops in Egypt sell postcards of the spectacular sacred pillars with blue sky and clouds, which are of great commemorative value. The most confident seated figure in the picture is Ramses II. Egyptians often say: If you have not been to the Luxor Temple, you have not been to Egypt❗️The Luxor Temple proves the glorious past of Luxor. Facing the tower gate of Luxor Temple, there are two rows of spectacular sphinxes. This is the direction leading to Karnak Temple. In ancient times, festivals were held every year. Starting from Karnak Temple, proceed to Luxor Temple. , which is the biggest thing in Luxor. The faces of many pharaoh statues in the temple were scratched and damaged because Christianity was used to destroy the people's worship of the pharaoh. The wall seen in the last picture of this article has Christian portraits. This is because Christianity demolished the murals on this wall and repainted Christian murals in order to make people believe in Christianity and stop worshiping the Pharaoh. This promoted Christianity and missionary work in Egypt. Luxor Temple is also translated as Luxor Temple. Luxor was called Thebes in ancient times (the capital of the new king of ancient Egypt), also known as Wasset. It is located on the east bank of the Nile about 500 kilometers south of Cairo. , equivalent to the south-south location of central Egypt, was built around the 14th century BC. It took about 1,900 years to build and was built by several generations of pharaohs. It was mainly dedicated to the three gods of Thebes. The Egyptian government is currently digging a three-kilometer road from the Luxor Temple in the south to the Karnak Temple in the north. It is very much looking forward to connecting the two temples all the way. It is also dedicated to the three gods of Thebes, God Amun (believe in the sun god 🌞), his wife Mut, the war goddess, and their two children, the moon god Hongs. According to legend, during the high tide of the Nile every year, the Karnak Temple The three gods will come here by boat to accept worship and offerings from everyone. This temple runs north-south and is relatively slender, but not as large as the Karnak Temple. The main part of the temple was built by Amanhotep III, and Alexander the Great visited it until the Greek era. The Luxor Temple only has tall and thick walls on both sides of the gate. On the outer wall there are reliefs of Ramses II fighting the Hittites, and on the inner wall there are festive sacrificial scenes. There are two 25-meter-high obelisks in front of the Luxor Temple. One of them was given to France in 1836 and now lives in the Place de la Concorde in Paris. At that time, France gave Egypt an alarm clock, and it was broken when it was received❗️It was really a treasure divided among the great powers😢😢 Recommendation: The best time to visit Luxor is at dusk or near sunset. The weather is cooler. The temples are lit up at night, and the scenery is moving and beautiful. Tickets: 80 Egyptian pounds, half price with international student ID card #外游 #Egypt #Egypt 🇪🇬 #travel #Africa #mysteryland #TravelCoolExperience #Attraction photo guide #travel #travelholic #100 Ways to Travel