Once a refuge, now attracting international photographers—Morocco’s blue town is super romantic

▲Morocco’s blue town, Chefchaouen, is super romantic (Photo/Chefchaouen fan page)

By Rita

The entire town is surrounded by bright blue, as if immersed in a deep blue ocean. How can it be so romantic!The old town area of Chefchaouen in Moroccowill definitely make you run out of battery on your camera three times over!

▲Morocco’s blue town, Chefchaouen, is super romantic (Photo/Wikipedia)

Chefchaouen is also known as the “Blue City.” Located in the northwest of Morocco in North Africa, photographers from all over the world travel long distances just to capture its beauty.According to the well-known travel website cntraveler, it was once a refuge for Jewish refugees in the 1930s and holds significant historical importance. Nowadays, the walls of the houses are repainted every year.

Due to its inconvenient transportation, it has long been a less-visited destination among tourists traveling to Morocco. It takes a four-hour drive from the largest city, Casablanca, and the highlight is navigating winding mountain roads to reach this hidden gem.

▲Morocco’s blue town, Chefchaouen, is super romantic (Photo/Chefchaouen fan page)