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Woman hands with henna tattoo holding glass of traditional mint moroccan tea. Sand desert and palms on background.

Maghrebi mint tea is a green tea with mint leaves. Tea occupies a very important place in Moroccan culture and is considered an art form.

Cultural table decor. Outdoor feast joy. Sunny day tea. Oriental hospitality.

Close up on hand of a Middle Eastern male, mid-adult, serves tea in an outdoor cafe. He carries a golden teapot with two glasses on a tray, blending tradition and hospitality.

Traditional Moroccan mint tea in Marrakech, Morocco

Unknown people sitting at cafe, they are drinking tea and coffee

Marrakech Bazaar Shop with Moroccan tea set and copper kettle at Medina Souk market

close up of a moroccan tea pot with glasses on a silver plate

Young african american man enjoys warm tea at local cafe

A glass filled with a refreshing beverage sits on a mosaic table under the warm sun. Nearby, a small cup rests on a saucer, surrounded by a peaceful, natural landscape.

Chefchaouen also known as Chaouen, is a city in northwest Morocco. It is the chief town of the province of the same name, and is noted for its buildings in shades of blue.

A serene outdoor cafe in Dubai features a traditional tea set with two glasses, sunlight streaming through lush trees, and soft shadows on a wooden table. The scene exudes warmth and tranquility during sunset.

Traditional Moroccan mint tea and panorama of old medina in city Tangier, Morocco

Inside a narrow tiled kitchen in the heart of Marrakech, a group of men wait as a vendor prepares food from a steaming clay pot. The warm lighting, simple setting, and casual atmosphere reflect the authentic street food culture of Morocco.

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$Woman dressed in beautiful berber clothings making mint tea inside a traditional jaima tent.\nThe Berber tea ceremony is more than just making and drinking tea. It represents a rich social tradition, a gesture of hospitality, and a way to build personal relationships. \n\nThis is part of the celebrations of cultures and lifestyles of the desert of the Festival Moussem of Tan Tan that takes place every spring in the southern city of Morocco.$

A hand holding a teapot and prepares a mint tea like it is done in Morocco.

Tea in Marrakesh, Morocco

Teapot and tea glasses on a terrace

Asian Chinese female tourist photographing at rooftop Chouwara Leather traditional tannery in ancient medina of Fes El Bali, Morocco, Africa.

Berber tea pot and the cup pf tean with mountain view Atlas mountains Morocco

Scenic view of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Morocco

A silver teapot on a tray with two glasses partially filled with tea, crumpled paper, sugar, on a light, slightly dirty surface in shadow.

Traditional Moroccan snack of mint tea, dried fruit and nuts and biscuits

A close-up of an antique moroccan teapot made of metal

A golden teapot with two glasses of red tea and a plate of dates on a sunlit wooden table, surrounded by greenery in a serene Dubai cafe.

A teapot of mint tea in one of the many cafees on Jemaa el Fnaa square in Marrakech, Morocco.

One woman drink tea and coffee alone to a top of a mountain in northern Thailand.

(Selective focus) Moroccan mint tea or Maghrebi mint tea is served by a teapot on the terrace of a Riad in Marrakech, Morocco. Moroccan mint tea is a green tea prepared with spearmint leaves and sugar.

Shiny Moroccan tea pots displayed on traditional decorative trays, showcasing craftsmanship and rich cultural heritage in a Middle Eastern ambiance.

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