Visit These Unique Attractions In Exotic Morocco This Year
Tree goats of Morocco
While the argan trees aren’t particularly scenic, the sight of the tree goats, perching on the crooked branches is something fascinating to see.
Each year the trees offer a crop of delicious fruit, which instantly draws goats from the surrounding areas. Moreover, they are quick to jump up onto the branches to have a tasty feast.
After the goats feast to their fill, they pass valuable clumps of seeds in their droppings. The farmers then gather the seeds to press them into the much-sought-after argan oil. Here’s hoping that the method of producing argan oil doesn’t put you off the delicacy for life.
Ancient Roman city of Volubilis
The original city of Volubilis was constructed in the 3rd century BC and has seen multiple occupiers. Here, the Phoenicians, Carthaginians and Romans enjoyed a stay, but by the year 285, local residents took the city back.
During the 18th century, an earthquake led to many of the city’s stones being removed to build the city of Meknes. However, during the French occupation of Morocco, archaeologists uncovered the glorious remains of the Roman city of Volubilis. Not only were there fully intact mosaic floors to admire, but also baths, an aqueduct, temples and a basilica.
Moreover, the site was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997 and is well worth a tour while traveling the road between Meknes and Fez.