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Photos of Venue in Morocco Have People Appreciating Beauty of Africa

Wednesday, May 05, 2021 at 1:43 PM by Kelly Lippke

- Photos of a gorgeous orange-coloured building in Morocco have got people in awe online

- There were people who said that the African country is a great destination if one has money

- Tweeps who have been to the place before said they look forward to having another visit

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Photos of a beautiful sight in Morocco have shown that there are several good places in Africa that make for a great tourist destination.

A Twitter handle, @Arabbeau, dedicated to sharing stories about the Arab world posted snaps of a majestic building that has a blue-looking swimming pool.

Beautiful architectural design in Morocco makes people who to visit the country — The beautiful photos have stirred massive reactions on social media. Photo source: @Arabbeau
Source: UGC

There were tweeps who argued on whether the building is located in Morocco or not, with a particular tweep connecting it to a building in Saudi Arabia.

See the tweet below:

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With 51,000 likes as at the time of writing this report, Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

@deejah_ameenu said:

"I just love this place, orange, too much beauty."

@1nani_ faulted it:

"Saudi Najdi architecture. Not Moroccan."

@rszWLPO19wCmeI2 replied:

"No it's Moroccan, and it's called Andalusian architecture, it's also found in Spain, please educate yourself before spreading false information."

@Anthrogirl29 said:

"I miss Morocco! Can't wait to go back and visit family."

@PureInnerSelf said:

"Morocco is beautiful but you need money to enjoy this type of beauty unfortunately."

@4Yu45 said:

"Morocco is so pretty, I feel like all of Africa has the most beautiful scenery and greenery."

Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that the design of an old church building stirred up reactions online after its photos were posted by a Facebook user and founder of a humanitarian NGO, Dr Kehinde Kadijat Kadiri.