North Africa Garden Morocco: Manual Tour Highlights Cultural Connotation

The kingdom of Morocco is a coastal Arabia country in northwestern Africa. The west is on the vast the Atlantic. Across the Strait of Gibraltar, Spain meets the Spanish coast. It shortens the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic and has a coastline of more than 1700 kilometers.

Known as the "North African garden", Morocco enjoys a world-wide reputation for its unique natural scenery and historical and cultural landscapes. There are 9 historical and cultural sites inscribed by UNESCO in the world cultural heritage list. So far, the natural leather making process, pure handmade tiles, embroidery, carpets, masons, wood carvings, and some kinds of handicraft such as Zillige's production and bronze processing have made this place more unique.

In the northern part of Africa, the ancient city of Fei has been in the history of more than 2000 years. It is the earliest Imperial City in Arabia on the land of Morocco. It is known as the religious capital of Morocco, and the story of one thousand and one nights happened in this ancient city.

Walking into the old city is like a thousand years of backstreaming, maze like alleys everywhere, donkeys and mules loaded with goods passing by the bustling crowd. Artisans in various handicraft shops are making colorful handicrafts. The old city has a long history and culture. 　　

A thousand year old old leather workshop is one of the famous landscapes in the city of FES. Some people say that the leather workshop that does not go to the ancient city of Morocco is similar to the one in China that did not go to the Great Wall. Every day, sheepskin, camel skin and cowhide from all over the place will be transported to old workshops. After a series of complex tanning processes, they are dyed again.

At present, the old workshop still uses the ancient natural plant dyeing methods, such as Papaver red, mint dyed green, cedar wood dyed brown, henna yellow. The dyeing house is relatively primitive, and the VAT is clay sculpture.

After dyeing, put olive oil on the air and then do the final treatment. Generally speaking, it takes about more than 20 days for a skin to be made from tanned leather to dyed products. Then, these colorful skins will be sold to different handicraft workshops in the city and made into leather products such as furniture, slippers, leather bags and fur coats. Some of the leather will also be exported to Europe. The leather made from traditional tanning and natural plant dyed is bright and soft.

Whenever visitors come to old workshops, they will be shocked by the sight: colorful circular pits fill every corner of the city, which is far from spectacular.

Under the scorching sun, laboring craftsmen or barefoot stand in the dye vat or run through it. Not only do they work hard at temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius, they also bear the pungent smell of dye vats.

There are many things to do in addition to visiting leather shops in FES. There are many shops, restaurants, workshops, bazaars, hotels, houses, mosques. You can also buy Handmade Leather bags, and you can invite customers everywhere to buy mint tea, listen to the busy shouting in the ear, and walk through the workshop of making mosaic tiles and draw pottery shops. Remember to try the butter milkshake, or have lunch with the locals.

Located in the northwestern part of the border, facing the Atlantic. The climate is mild and pleasant all year round, and the beach is soft. The old city has a medieval Arabia style, surrounded by walls, markets and mosques. There are many cultural relics and historic sites in the city. There is a famous Hassan mosque in the southeast of the city. There are 69 meters of Hassan's Buddhist tower in the temple. In the north, there are castles in Wuda. There is a palace in Arabia. It is a typical palace building in Arabia. There are also Museum of antiques, Museum of art, Archaeological Museum, etc.