If you step on a blue city wherever you go and travel, make sure you are in the chaouen or as some like to call it "Chefchaouen", a Moroccan city that simulated a dress that combines the beauty of nature and the tranquility of the place.
The shawn has been in existence for more than five centuries, but it is still preserved in its originality and originality.It is famous for its distinctive architecture and shops that are closest to museums and their blue color, which preserves the character of the Shawnian culture.
Civilian activist Mohamed Amor told Sky News Arabia that the city's original architecture, with its red-brick roofs and small gardens in the courtyards, ornate doors and wide arches, is referring to the ancient cities of Andalusia.
Coated with steep mountain peaks that resemble the horns of goats, the name "Ashoun" is inspired by the Amazigh lexicon, meaning "centuries", but the most widely spoken name in Morocco is "Chefchaouen".
The city has many titles, some of whom describe it as the city of blue, and some are called "the city of tourism and culture", while others prefer to call it "Ali bin Rashid City," in reference to the name of its founder.
The name of Chefchaouen from the Amazigh language means the horns of the mountain. Andalusia towards Chefchaouen after the fall of Granada.
This blue city was once a closed city with its walls that surrounded the ancient city, which enabled it to retain its unique Andalusian architectural style and make each of its houses attracts the eyes of its lovers
The shawn has been in existence for more than five centuries, but it is still preserved in its originality and originality.It is famous for its distinctive architecture and shops that are closest to museums and their blue color, which preserves the character of the Shawnian culture.
Civilian activist Mohamed Amor told Sky News Arabia that the city's original architecture, with its red-brick roofs and small gardens in the courtyards, ornate doors and wide arches, is referring to the ancient cities of Andalusia.
Coated with steep mountain peaks that resemble the horns of goats, the name "Ashoun" is inspired by the Amazigh lexicon, meaning "centuries", but the most widely spoken name in Morocco is "Chefchaouen".
The city has many titles, some of whom describe it as the city of blue, and some are called "the city of tourism and culture", while others prefer to call it "Ali bin Rashid City," in reference to the name of its founder.
The name of Chefchaouen from the Amazigh language means the horns of the mountain. Andalusia towards Chefchaouen after the fall of Granada.
This blue city was once a closed city with its walls that surrounded the ancient city, which enabled it to retain its unique Andalusian architectural style and make each of its houses attracts the eyes of its lovers
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