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Layoun |
General Information:
Layoun is a beautiful oasis town in Morocco in the North Africa. It was built by the Spanish government in 1938. This artificial Spanish town was occupied by the Moroccan troops later on. The Moroccan government developed the town's infrastructure by building hospitals, schools, parks and modern high rises. The town is well known for its phosphate industry. The population of the city is 93,875 according to 1982 census. The climate is Mediterranean with mild winters and warm summers. |
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Tourist Attractions:
Saharan Cultural Museum is a major tourist attraction of Layoun. The Colline des Oiseaux is a spectacular bird sanctuary and aplace of grand tourist attraction.
Transportation:
Layoun can be reached by air through Morocco. Buses, taxis and cars are popular local transports.
Shopping:
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There are some open-air markets in Layoun. The markets are popular for selling typical African handcrafts, carpets, pottery, jewelry, brassware and woodwork. There are also some shopping centers that provide quality shopping.
Hotels:
There are some quality hotels in Layoun that provide comfortable accommodation to the tourist. Hotels can be categorized into expensive, mid budget and cheap.
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For further information on Layoun flip through the pages of Allwonderscities.Com.
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