Marrakech: Moroccos's Historic Heart | TRACKS

Morocco is a land of a thousand colours, with green, red, blue, ochre, and white dominating. We shall travel through the kingdom's most stunning spots using these five colors.
From the royal elegance of Marrakesh to the secrets of Ouarzazate, we'll visit iconic cities brimming with energy and passion, providing artists with endless inspiration. Despite the various changes brought about by modern society, Moroccans are striving hard to maintain traditions and historical skills.
The series also brings us to more intimate areas, such as palm groves, oases, and dunes, where colourful vistas of palm groves, oases, and dunes abound. We'll meet the people who live there and work to preserve the natural beauty of the area. Morocco is a unique tapestry of landscapes that takes the observer on a dream-like trip from the seaside to the mountain heights.
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[@laetitiavisagie-gg6kk]

Greetings from South Africa - Morocco is a beautiful country ❤

[@izanabdullah4001]

Thanks for the awesome beautiful view and clear narrations, so deservingly done to Morocco.

[@jimshaver772]

Thank you again, beautiful voice of the narrator, and stunning photography, I love Morocco❤🧡💛💚💙🤎💜

[@TRACKSTravelDocs]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shockhouser3171]

It's cool to see black african play a role in morocco 🇲🇦

[@dyalsaraswati3915]

TIMETRAVELLER

[@ramthian]

😘👍

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

I really want if Congo, South Sudan and South Africa have historically medieval city

[@Yanzdorloph]

there are medieval cities in West Africa and East Africa, but sadly non in the congo, south sudan or south Africa. as the ppl there were mostly living tribal lives and small gatherings, even when they had a kingdom, they didn't have big cities

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

@@Yanzdorloph east african is arab and shirazi persian colony and also Portuguese. the fort mostly in omani style architecture called 'arab fort of zanzibar" or arab fort of dar es salam". in oman alone have 500 fort and castle. not included guard tower. in small bahrain and qatar have more than 10 fort. sub-saharan do not build fort, same like chinese do not build castle, except japanese, european and middle eastern. southeast asian do not have castle but city wall and fort. for example chiang mai city old city wall, korat old city wall, mandalay royal palace, bangkok grand palace thailand, jogja fort java indonesia. and many more. zulu for example do not build stone fort or wall but used grass or wood. sahel like mali, songhay and hausa are similar in culture with berber, arab of north africa and taureg. but mud building of sahel more primitive compare to Iran, Arabia, Oman, North Africa.

[@MC-tm2uy]

I want to visit Morocco but thinking twice about it since they treat animals so badly

[@ainchock6308]

Not as bad as castrating animals in your countries

[@worldcitizeng6507]

Love Morocco 🇲🇦, visited in 2015 and 2017. The Muslim ladies don't have to wear head scarf if they don't want to. They ride motorcycle around marrakech and casablanca

[@paullambe9471]

Nice. It’s a Country I would love and hope to visit.

[@harmony21bd]

What's the name of the song playing at 19:40 mins ...can anyone help me the name of the song

[@jamesbrousseau2159]

Wayyyyyyyyyyy too many commercials

[@harperwelch5147]

What an odd documentary. Half of it is about snakes. A quarter of is about a busy modern market. The last few minutes are the most historic and interesting part, the architectural history of the red buildings referred to as “ochre colored”. There is another color known as “yellow ochre”. That natural pigment is found in old cities like Florence in Italy. I think it’s misleading to use the term “ochre” as referring to just one color, especially in a history documentary.

[@gairahadam5304]

Thanks so I able to skip to last video

[@angelinathedrifter]

😂😆😆✌

[@Nashr26]

It’s red ochre. Red and yellow ochre are the two prominent pigments used in Marrakech.

[@nphipps9406]

don't like the how they are treating the camels, especially the white one who was tired and was beaten. 😭

[@9teen9t4]

22:38 - is that a dead body?

[@moniquetannour4990]

Hate the animal abuse

[@eleonoraserafini9940]

Is "Moroccos' Historic Heart" a Historic Hearth of males? 26:26 minutes without a single woman being featured, nothing at all (aside from the Western narrator voice). 19,759,091 females and 18,979,595 males populating Morocco as of 31 December 2023. Congratulations

[@Ronch1985]

No women at all in this video? Is Morocco's a "Historic Heart" of men?! This doesn't make any sense at all. Keep up with gender equality guys, we're in 2024