So there's this X post from @wana_visualss with three really cool pics of Chefchaouen, Morocco—the "Blue City." You've got these fancy blue doorways with plants, street cats hanging out against bright blue walls, and a big hillside shot of the whole blue medina.
Chefchaouen's up in the Rif Mountains, and the whole place is painted in shades of blue. Word is the tradition might've started with Jewish refugees back in the 15th century—either for spiritual reasons or just to keep bugs away. Either way, it's a huge tourist draw now.
The photos are by a photographer called awonderseeker, and they really show off how photogenic the city's alleys and buildings are—which makes sense since the account focuses on West Asian and North African culture and visuals.
Chefchaouen, Morocco 🇲🇦 Photos by awonderseeker https://t.co/jFqOiqWuNz
— WANA Visuals (@wana_visualss) November 1, 2026
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