Morocco
- ISBN-10
- 2884520031
- ISBN-13
- 9782884520034
- Series
- Morocco
- Category
- Morocco
- Pages
- 80
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2001-04
- Publisher
- Hunter Publishing, Inc
- Authors
- Ken Bernstein, Jpm Publications
Description
From the skyscrapers of cosmopolitan Casablanca to ochre villages on the camel route to Timbuktu, discoveries jolt the imagination in the kingdom of Morocco. Horsemen still gallop with rifles ablaze -- just for fun. The patter of salesmen sipping mint tea, and the fragrance of spices, lure you deeper into the maze of the medina. From magic Marrakesh to the endless Agadir beach, This Way Morocco provides all you'll need to know for an enjoyable trip.
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