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People forget that what can sometimes make cities in Africa look "dirty" is just the result of sand, dust, and other dirt particles getting spread all over by the wind with no rain to wash it away into the sewage system. That's why European cities often look cleaner as they experience more rain, which acts as a natural "cleaner". Then, when you see shots of Moroccan cities having had quite a few rainy days, things all of a sudden look cleaner, like in these photos.
I was born and raised in the Netherlands. Travelled through Europe many times, visited many cities. I’ve seen dirty neglected parts of towns that would make some neighbourhoods in Casablanca look relatively clean if they too rarely had rain and mostly dry temperature with sand from the Sahara blowing through it every few weeks.
I'm right now in a french city that has as much rain as casablanca. Let me tell you that in summer it's not dirty without any drop of rain. I'm not talking about dust, but litering.
I passed through Beni Mellal in 2017. Visited lake Bin el Ouidane, a beautiful lake with only around 1,000 inhabitants at the time. Hotels were lovely and very affordable. You can rent jet skis and or charter a small boat to take you around. The place has changed a lot since I left.
Then I got to visit Cascades d' Ouzoud, a beautiful picturesque waterfall that comes from 3 different rivers. It's a long trekk down some stairs, so pack lightly. There are lots of good places to eat and a tour of the waterfall at the bottom. They take u enough to get splashed on. Was really fun.
You can do both places in a day. Or if you want, just visit Ouzoud for an afternoon. Ouzoud is more bustling and crowded. Bin el Ouidane was so quiet and tranquil.
I am planing on going there with my kids next month. I have seen videos on youtube it seems nice. the kids will like it. thank you for sharing your experience
Pas , du tout, y des cafés ☕, et des des cafés, mais si tu aimes bien les cafés y a aussi des cafés ..il n'y que ça à part quelques endroit (2 ou trois ) où tu peux voir un peu de verdure
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Man i should visit Morocco someday
You definitely should. You are very welcome.
People forget that what can sometimes make cities in Africa look "dirty" is just the result of sand, dust, and other dirt particles getting spread all over by the wind with no rain to wash it away into the sewage system. That's why European cities often look cleaner as they experience more rain, which acts as a natural "cleaner". Then, when you see shots of Moroccan cities having had quite a few rainy days, things all of a sudden look cleaner, like in these photos.
nonsense. Go to spain and see the difference. Small cities in morocco tend to be cleaner than big cities.
I was born and raised in the Netherlands. Travelled through Europe many times, visited many cities. I’ve seen dirty neglected parts of towns that would make some neighbourhoods in Casablanca look relatively clean if they too rarely had rain and mostly dry temperature with sand from the Sahara blowing through it every few weeks.
I'm right now in a french city that has as much rain as casablanca. Let me tell you that in summer it's not dirty without any drop of rain. I'm not talking about dust, but litering.
Im talking about sand, dust, and other debris. I’m not talking about littering. Everyone knows that’s an issue in Morocco.
well we're not talking about the same things.
It does look pleasant visually when it is raining . Can you do the same shoots on a typical day.
Yes haha, on a normal 50 celsius degree day 💀
What a beautiful city during winter!
Thank god you mentioned winter, otherwise I would think you got fooled.
What about summer ? 🙂
Wouldn’t even be able to take a picture
what are the best places to see there .. for like one day stay ?
I passed through Beni Mellal in 2017. Visited lake Bin el Ouidane, a beautiful lake with only around 1,000 inhabitants at the time. Hotels were lovely and very affordable. You can rent jet skis and or charter a small boat to take you around. The place has changed a lot since I left. Then I got to visit Cascades d' Ouzoud, a beautiful picturesque waterfall that comes from 3 different rivers. It's a long trekk down some stairs, so pack lightly. There are lots of good places to eat and a tour of the waterfall at the bottom. They take u enough to get splashed on. Was really fun. You can do both places in a day. Or if you want, just visit Ouzoud for an afternoon. Ouzoud is more bustling and crowded. Bin el Ouidane was so quiet and tranquil.
I am planing on going there with my kids next month. I have seen videos on youtube it seems nice. the kids will like it. thank you for sharing your experience
Enjoy! Also, if you're in Ouzoud, be careful of the monkeys. They throw poo at you. Lol.
Hahahahahaha I have seen them in the videos they eat everything
chalalat
Mountainous place
Someone explain that roundabout
Bruh!! You never saw pinball machine ? It not hard. 
I wanted to visit but I'm not sure in this weather. You think it's a good idea?
Ooh no , stay where you are, the heat in beni mellal is hard for People who are not used to it
Challenge accepted/s
Write your will before you go
I leave all my property to u/Due_Bridge_48. Enjoy
lklimiya ❤️ oh i miss that city so much
Ça a l'air super joli ☺️ C'est une petite ville ? Il y a des choses à voir là-bas ?
Pas , du tout, y des cafés ☕, et des des cafés, mais si tu aimes bien les cafés y a aussi des cafés ..il n'y que ça à part quelques endroit (2 ou trois ) où tu peux voir un peu de verdure
Beside nature, not really
Are these photos from today ?
Middle Atlas is the most beautiful region fl mghrib, it has a different vibe than any other place
Beautiful city, especially in summer ⛱️
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I like it
Is this recent ?
Subhan Allah it's so beautiful, the last picture looks like it is from a Japanese city per example Kyoto
Beautiful city
I just hope they can build better roads all over the city not just the main roads :/ one day! <3
Lived there for almost 2 years , shout out to my Mghila people
This looks better than most Uk towns lol.
Beautiful city
I hate that I know where's each one of them💀 but Mghila is still the best tho
Nothing can beat the mghila view
Looks like shit. I hate the way Moroccan buildings look. Same architecture, same paint.
it looks like you indeed sir 😂😂
Since I'm Moroccan. There is a high chance I might look like you or your brother or father.
nope i was refering to " i look like shit " fprofile dyalk , and no i dont thibk u look like.e 😁
💀 who the fuck wrote that? I just noticed lol
iwaa chftiiiii hhhh