Magic & Superstition
Magic and superstition have been a constant theme in Moroccan history. Sorcerers and witchdoctors still crowd Marrakech's Jma el Fna. Indeed many Northern African lands, belief in spirits, called “jinns”, is still common. In Morocco, jinns are said to be especially fond of desert places, drains, lavatories, ruins and cemeteries. They appear at particular times of the day or night.
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The Marrakech Urban Adventure team are knowledgeable & passionate about their home town - the "Red City". From the bustling souks of the medina, to the palaces and monuments, the tajines, mint tea and cous cous to all of those 'out of the way' places that few tourists get to see.
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