Morocco Rabat Fes Metnet Marrakech Ouarzazate Casablanca 8 Days 5 Nights GOMA8875

11.00 pm. The group meets at Suvarnabhumi Airport, International Departure Terminal, 4th floor, Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV) counter. The company's staff will welcome you and assist you with travel documents. * Flights or times may change, depending on the airline. *
** We reserve the right to select seats on the plane. Since this is a group ticket, the seating arrangement will be random. The seats may not be next to each other. The company cannot interfere. This is in accordance with the airline's conditions. **

01.05 am. Depart from Suvarnabhumi Airport to King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia by flight number SV 849 (approximately 8 hours 15 minutes) (food and beverage service on board)
06.00 am. Arrive at King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (approximately 2 hours 20 minutes waiting time)
08.20 am. Depart from King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia by flight number SV 373 (approximately 6 hours 40 minutes) (food and beverage service on board)
01.25 pm. Arrive at Casablanca Airport Mohammed V (Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport) (Local time is 6 hours behind Thailand time)
After passing through immigration and customs, we will take you to Rabat, the capital of Morocco since 1956. It is the location of the Royal Palace, the current residence of the King of Morocco, and is also the location of embassies from various countries. Rabat is a clean and beautiful city. We will take you to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V (approximately 1.30 hours). King Mohammed V was the one who liberated the country from French and Spanish colonization and was the grandfather of the current Sultan. This mausoleum was designed by a Vietnamese architect, and construction began 6 years after Sultan Mohammed V passed away. The Sultan has allowed tourists of all nationalities and religions to visit and pay their respects to his body. At each of the four entrances, there will be guards standing guard at each door. Inside the cemetery is divided into 2 parts: one side is an old mosque and the other side is a cemetery. Then take you to see the Hassan Tower, which is part of the Hassan Mosque, which has stood prominently on a hill by the Bouregreg River for over 800 years. It is another important symbol of Rabat. It is the largest mosque in Morocco and is the 13th largest mosque in the world. The architecture of this mosque may not be very old because it was just completed in 1993. The total construction period was 6 years. This mosque was designed by French architect Michel Pancho. It uses Moroccan art and combines modern technology. The tower is 120 meters high and can hold up to 25,000 people. The main purpose of building this mosque is It is the 60th birthday celebration of King Hassan II of Morocco and is an important place to welcome guests. Take you to see the Oudaya Kasbah, a fortress located on a hill at the mouth of the Bouregreg River and is registered along with other places in Rabat as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Then take you to Fes, an important city and considered one of the holiest cities in Islam, with a leather industry as a trading city. It is called the "Mecca of the West" and the "Athens of Africa".
Dinner
Accommodation MOUNIA HOTEL or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Visit Karaouine Mosque, which is an architectural and beautifully decorated mosque and is considered the oldest educational institution in the world. Karaouine Mosque was founded in 859 by Fatima Al-Fihri, daughter of Mohammed Al-Fihri, a wealthy merchant at the time. The family was part of a group of immigrants who decided to move from Kairouan, Tunisia to Fes, Morocco in the early 9th century. Both Fatima and her sister were well-educated and inherited a large sum of money from their father. After their father died, Fatima pledged to spend it all on building the mosque. With great determination, the project soon grew from a place of worship to a place of religious instruction and political debate. Over the decades, Moroccans have considered it a sacred pilgrimage site. It is the largest mosque in North Africa. At present, it can accommodate up to 20,000 worshipers.
Noon Lunch
After lunch, take you to the Royal Palace (outside). Take you to see the beauty of the Royal Arch of this palace. This Royal Palace is where the Sultan will come to stay only during important ceremonies. In addition, the courtyard in front of the palace is very spacious. It is used for parades and performances for the Sultan on various occasions. Free time for taking pictures. Then take you to see the leather shop area and stop by the ancient leather tanning and dyeing ponds, which are unique to the city of Fez. It is preserved by UNESCO. The tanneries of Fez consist of many stone basins arranged in rows. Each pond is filled with dyes and liquids, filling every pond like a large palette. These leathers come from cows, sheep, goats and camels. They are processed into high-quality leather products such as bags, clothes and shoes without the use of machines. It is considered a wisdom that has been around since the Middle Ages. Free time to shop for many local products. Take you to Meknes, the ancient capital during the time of Sultan Moulay Ismail of the Alawite Dynasty, a king who loved to wage war in the 17th century. With a location with a river flowing through the city, Meknes is an agricultural center, especially in the production of olives, wine and various plants. To visit the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail (outside), an ancient tomb built in 1703 by Ahmed Eddahbi, the tomb is located within the city walls. It has beautiful mosaic architecture and arched door art in the Moroccan style. When the time is right, take you to Marrakech. Marrakech is a city of Which is an important tourist city located at the foot of the Atlas Mountains. In the past, this oasis city was a resting place for camel caravans from southern Morocco. It is considered a crossroads of various merchants. It was also the former capital during the Almoravid dynasty in the 11th century. It is currently the most visited city in Morocco by tourists. The condition of the city that we can see is that both sides of the road are surrounded by houses plastered with orange cement, which is something that the government has determined, but the locals call it the PINK CITY or Pink City. Marrakesh is one of the most charming cities in the world. Therefore, it is nicknamed A CITY OF DRAMA, which means it is as beautiful as a city in a drama.
Evening, have dinner.
Accommodation GOMASSINE HOTEL or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Visit Koutoubia Mosque (Outside) is the largest and oldest mosque in the city. No matter where you walk in the city, you will see this mosque. You can see it from the palace tower that is 226 feet (70 meters) high. Visit Bahia Palace, the palace of the Prime Minister, the regent of the young king in the past. Built in the late 19th century, it is divided into 2 parts because it was built at different times. The first part, which is considered the oldest, was designed by Sir Moussa. Inside the accommodation building, there is an open garden for walking and relaxing. The other part was designed by Ba Ahmed. It was a new style of accommodation. It was intended to be the grandest and most luxurious palace at that time.
Noon Free lunch You can choose to eat at Jama el-Fana Square, which has many shops.
Take you to Jemaa el-Fna Square, a large central square surrounded by colorful buildings, shops, and markets on all four sides with authentic Moroccan atmosphere. Free time to take photos and buy souvenirs.
Dinner
Accommodation GOMASSINE HOTEL or equivalent.

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Take you to Ait Ben-Haddou (AIT BENHADDOU) (about 1 hour travel time) is a city with various buildings made of earth. It is a famous city from the film crew of more than 20 movies, especially the most beautiful and largest earthen fortress in southern Morocco, Ait Ben-Haddou (KASBASH OF AITBEB HADOU), an earthen fortress located in the middle of an almond garden. It is a castle used in the filming of many famous movies such as Lawrance of Arabia, Jesus of Nazareth and Gladiator. It is currently under the care of UNESCO.
Noon Have lunch
Then travel to Ouarzazate (about 30 minutes travel time), which used to be a strategic location. In 1928, France established a military force and developed this place into the center of administration. Currently, Ouarzazate is a city that is promoted as a tourist city. And there is a development of desert areas for various activities surrounded by film studios, such as CLEO PATTRA, THE MUMMY, KINGDOM OF HEAVEN, etc., which use this city as a scene for filming. The landscape still retains the unique characteristics of the Berber tribe, which is the original tribe of Morocco. Ouarzazate is the most important city in the south and is also a connection between north and south and east and west. Then travel to Kasbah Taorirt, a fortress of the Glavi family, located in the middle of a group of buildings with many hidden rooms. There are various interesting works of art and architecture. Take you to Marrakesh, the old capital of Morocco, which combines the old city and the new modern city very well. Marrakesh is the third largest city after Casablanca and Rabat. Currently, this city is considered to have the most tourists visiting Morocco.
Evening, have dinner.
Accommodation GOMASSINE HOTEL or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Travel to Casablanca, the economic center of Morocco with a population of almost 5 million people. In addition, this city was used as a scene in the Hollywood movie Casablanca, a love story between an American soldier and his lover during World War II, making Casablanca known around the world.
Noon Free time for lunch.
Take you to the Hassan II Mosque, which was built on a rocky ground near the sea. Sultan Hudson II was the one who initiated the construction of this mosque. This mosque was designed by a French architect. Inside this mosque can accommodate up to 25,000 worshippers and outside more than 80,000 people. It took 6 years to build and used more than 6,000 construction and carving workers. (In the case that this mosque is holding religious ceremonies, the company asks permission to only show you around the outside.) Then take you to Morocco Mall, which is the largest shopping mall in Africa with an area of ​​590,000 square meters in Casablanca, Morocco. Morocco Mall opened on December 1, 2011 and was designed by architect Davide Padoa from Design International. Free shopping at your leisure.
Evening Free dinner. You can choose to eat at Morocco Mall, which has many restaurants for you to choose from.
Accommodation AI WALID HOTEL or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Take you to Hubous Quarter, one of the old quarters of Casablanca, dating back to 1916, during the early French rule. This area is the cultural and religious center of Casablanca and Morocco, as it is home to the Ministry of Islamic Affairs of Morocco, as well as bookstores of important Moroccan and Arab publishers. Free time for photography. Then take you to Mohammed V Square (Place Mohamed V), which is not a very large square, but the surrounding area is surrounded by various government buildings, banks, and the general post office. When the time is right, take you to Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport.
02.55 pm. Depart from Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport, Morocco By flight SV 372 (food and beverage service on board) (approximately 6 hours 10 minutes flight time)
11:00 pm. Arrive at King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (approximately 2 hours 55 minutes transit time)

01.55 am. Depart from King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia by flight number SV 373 (approximately 8.15 hours) (food and beverage service on board)
01.40 pm. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand by flight number SV 844