（Hassan II Mosque）
The Hassan II Mosque is located northwest of the city of Casablanca in the Kingdom of Morocco, at the westernmost point of the Islamic world. The construction of the mosque is directly related to the late King Hassan II.
Construction began in August 1987, costing more than $500 million and covering an area of 9 hectares. A third of the area is built on the sea, in honor of the sea ancestors of Morocco's Arabs.
The entire mosque can accommodate 100,000 people at a time and is the third largest mosque in the world, after the mosques in Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia.
（Museum of Moroccan Art）
The Museum of Moroccan Art is located in Marrakech, and the building itself is a beautiful and luxurious palace with a lovely courtyard where you can play and take photos.（A thousand cities）
The Old City of Tetouan (Tangier-Tetouan Region), from the eighth century, Tetouan was a particularly important city in the Islamic period, serving as the main link between Morocco and Andalusia. After the Spanish reconquest, the city was rebuilt by refugees who had been ransacked by the Spanish.
The place is architecturally and artistically outstanding and is heavily influenced by Andalusia. Although it is one of the smallest Arab communities in Morocco, it is undoubtedly the most intact, and one that has not been affected by later external influences.
（Olive Falls）
Olive Falls is a three-hour drive northeast of Marrakech. The white waterfall contrasts sharply with the red sandstone of the Abid Canyon. The narrow path at the foot of the waterfall runs through olive trees. Ousoud means "olive" in the local language, and the nearby town is also called Ousoud.
（Udaiah Castle）
The castle takes its name from the Oudaias, an Arab tribe. In the 16th century, Moulay Ismail led the Oudaias to settle the city in order to protect it.
（Mozambique Island）
Mozambique Island (Portuguese: Ilha De Mocambique) is part of the province of Nampula in northern Mozambique, and the impregnable City of Mozambique was built on the island, which was historically a trading port through which the Portuguese passed on their way to India. The island of Mozambique is rich in natural resources, a pleasant climate, abundant fish and seafood, and beautiful beaches.
（The island of Iniaka）
Inhaca is an island in the East African country of Mozambique, administered by the province of Maputo, located 32 kilometers east of the capital Maputo, 12 kilometers long, 7 kilometers wide, an area of 52 square kilometers, the highest point 104 meters above sea level.
（Maputo Beach）
Maputo Beach is a famous tourist resort in Mozambique, for one of the poorest countries in the world ---- Mozambique, it is also the only place for free leisure and entertainment, and is a paradise for the unemployed and children to spend their time.
（Bazaruto National Park）
Bazaruto National Park consists of five large islands, Bazaruto Island, Margalucu Island, SAN Carlo Island, etc. It is far away from the world, free from the persecution of war, and preserved in its original appearance.
（Namib Desert）
Namib Desert (also known as Namib Desert); Namib Desert in German. Dry region of the Atlantic coast of southwest Africa. One of the oldest and driest deserts in the world. In Namibia and Angola. Stretching for 2,100 kilometers along the Atlantic coast of southwest Africa from the border of Angola and Namibia to the Orange River, the desert is 160 kilometers wide at its widest point and only 10 kilometers at its narrowest.
