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Tourist sites are tidy and visitors are returning in their millions, but Venetia Menzies finds a very different life in the mountains where the ground shook hardest

Marrakesh’s magical riads and bustling souks can be reached in less than four hours — and could cost you just £366

The quake caused widespread destruction of lives, villages, and cultural sites, but everyone from ordinary citizens up to the king has been working to help those affected.

A team of archaeologists, historians and engineers had nearly finished a monthslong restoration of the Tinmel Mosque, a 1,000-year-old jewel of Mooris

The Sept. 8 quake damaged historic sites in Marrakesh, the country's fourth-largest city, but the effects have been most acute in the High Atlas Mountains, in

Many historic buildings revered by Moroccans and tourists alike were lost or damaged in the earthquake.

Less than a week after a magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit the remote valleys of the High Atlas, Morocco is working hard on the resumption of normal service. In dist

Historic mosques and UNESCO World Heritage Sites are among the structures destroyed in last week’s deadly earthquake. 

UNESCO World Heritage sites as well as priceless historical landmarks were severely damaged by the biggest earthquake ever recorded in Morocco.

A UNESCO representative says the country has suffered an "inestimable loss"