Moroccan hospitality is real, sometimes self-serving, more often than not generous. Here's how to make the most of it without abusing or offending your hosts.

The blue man is everywhere in Morocco... wherever there are tourists, anyway. But it's not a historical reality, and it's part of a fascination that dates back to the colonial era.

The time change in August 2008 was a blurred and complicated affair, with a hasty return to the old time because of Ramadan. That's how it is in Morocco!

Wedding celebrations are still an occasion to follow traditions, particularly in the south where they bring the whole tribe together in the summer for collective weddings.

Grown in the Draa Valley, Tazzarine henna is highly prized throughout Morocco. These small yellow cardboard boxes decorated with a fibula can be seen everywhere.