Glamorous, international but with secrets tucked away in every corner of its medinas, or old towns, Morocco seduces. Aromas of cumin and cinnamon scent the air, drawing you into the teeming souks, the markets selling silks and caftans, tiles and Berber rugs. A nondescript door in Fez, Essaouira or Marrakech can lead to a lavish riad with an interior pool in its courtyard, a jaunt into the desert could yield an overnight stay in a dressed up tent and a ride across red sands on a camel. A trip to the Atlas Mountains can bring you to a Kasbah worthy of a feudal ruler and a feast with flavors of dates, figs, preserved lemons and spices
