Lost In The Beautiful Green Maze Of “thousand And One Night” In Morocco

In Chefchaouen, one can imagine living in the story of Aladin and the magic lamp, with beautiful woven rugs, beautiful architecture.
Lost in the beautiful green maze of "thousand and one night" in Morocco
Built in 1471 by Moulay Ali Ben Moussa Ben Rach El Alami, Chefchaouen is considered a Moorish fortress for exiles from Spain. Over the centuries, the city grew and welcomed both Jews and Christians. The buildings are covered in powdered blue color by Chefchaouen to reflect the cloudless Moroccan sky, with roots in religious beliefs rather than architectural artistic intentions.
The Jewish doctrine holds that by staining the thread with tekhelel (an ancient natural dye) and weaving it into prayer shawls, people will always be reminded of the power of God

. The memory of this tradition exists today and people regularly repaint green buildings every two years.
Chefchaouen's green color always stimulates the discovery of people who love to move. Visitors here may be overwhelmed by the blue color covering every corner of the neighborhood, from the walls to the stairs, and the flower pots are also green It is possible to get lost between the green paths because the areas are quite similar.




The people of Chefchaouen know how to decorate and love color. Visitors can see colorful decorations on a green wall such as pots of yellow, pink, and red plants or typical Moroccan patterns. Around town, visitors can also easily find artistic doorways that accentuate the walls.
Most of the houses in Chefchauen are influenced by the Spanish Al-Andalus-style architecture, with horseshoe-shaped dome, red tile roofed above and hanging a tower-shaped lamp in front of the house.
According to Thegioitre.vn
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