Gardens The gardens are located west of Marrakech, Morocco, at the Atlas Mountains. Al-Manara Gardens was established in the 12th century by the monotheist ruler Abd al-Mu'min.
The lighthouse is a name derived from the Baffillon with its small greenish surface (menzeh). Al Manara Gardens are attractive attractions in Marrakesh,
About Al Manara
Gardens Al Manara Gardens In Marrakesh, Morocco is one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Morocco, especially as local visitors flock to enjoy the attractive nature and escape the summer temperatures.
In Marrakech there is one popular place especially for both locals and foreigners - in the Manara Gardens. Al Manara Gardens offers great attraction and refreshing comfort as a special place to welcome guests while enjoying the beautiful Moroccan atmosphere.
The original gardens of Manara were built in Morocco during the 12th century during the reign of Abdelmoumen, the monotheist ruler who saw the importance of the establishment of these gardens for the possibility of people using them both in planting crops and to relax and escape the heat of the day.
Al Manara Gardens is a collection of small gardens surrounding the huge artificial lake. The lake is located in the distinctive location of canal systems that use water to irrigate surrounding gardens and orchards. The garden was characterized by the wise use of available natural resources. Al Manara Park also contains several orchards of palm trees, olive trees, fruit trees and a number of shears. According to the local folklore, where the water of this river is said to reflect the "blessing" or good luck, so it is very popular by many locals.
How to Arrive and Garden Dates
Manara Gardens are open daily from 09:00 until 17:00 and are easily accessible on foot or by taxi. There is no entrance fee, while visitors enjoy a pleasant and pleasant atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy the gardens in your spare time.
View of Manara Gardens
