In the city of Tangier in the Maghreb, specifically in the Rumailat forest, this luxurious and abandoned palace resembles a palace somewhat built in the Middle Ages. The palace is surrounded by flowers and trees from every direction, but the beauty is never complete. Many ghost stories that appear at night and hide behind are told about the palace Trees and there are also accounts of ghosts appearing suddenly in the cold winter period of the past.

There is a plaque written on it that Perdicares chose to build this palace for his wife in this place to help her recover from tuberculosis. The palace retains some of its features, bedrooms and a kitchen, despite its construction exceeding a hundred years, and Perdicares is a Greek diplomat of origin who immigrated from his native country to the United States and lived in the southern state of Kaolina His business expanded, his wealth increased, and he subsequently acquired American citizenship.

He entered the world of politics and succeeded in it and returned to his country, Greece, as a consul for the United States. His son, Ion, was born in 1840 A.D. After six years, the family returned to the United States and collected more wealth and money, and the son's fortune was like the luck of the father, but the big taxes came on the father and wasted money and became threatened with losing American citizenship The son married his sweetheart and built a luxurious palace for her in Tangiers, in a forest that no one would dare enter.

Ion brought trees from different continents of the world and made shelters for animals and birds as a gift for his wife, who was infected with tuberculosis. Rumailat forest was the right place from his point of view, and Ion occupied the position of the US consul in Tangier at the beginning of the twentieth century and lived with his wife the most beautiful times, but he did not wear that all that happiness turned into a nightmare that Ion lost his mind.

In that place was the tribal leader Ahmed Raissouni, a tribal leader Jabala who was a rebel leader against the central authority in his country and was an opponent of the Spanish presence, and all the northern tribes were subject to his rule, and the revolution was in need of money and the palace in the heart of the lonely jungle was a golden opportunity in May 1904 A.D. The forest and they kidnapped the consul's wife, and in some accounts they said they kidnapped the daughter and he demanded a ransom of 70,000 gold pieces.

Ion knocked on all the doors to free his wife from the grip of Raissouni and asked for support from the United States, so President Roosevelt sent freely on the northern coast to terrorize the kidnapper, and the crisis was straining the relationship between Morocco and the United States and the strange thing is that Ion’s wife loved the kidnapping and did not complain, so he sent Raissouni saying that she wanted to stay as long as possible. She said the man is not a bandit, but a fighter defending his country.

The whole story was filmed in the 1979 movie The Tempest and the Lion starring Sean Connery, and the palace is still present today, with visitors from all over the world flocking to it.