MOROCCO AMBIENCE TOURS
The water clock of Fez, known as the Dar al-Magana (House of the Clock), is one of the most fascinating remnants of medieval Islamic science and technology, reflecting the intellectual and cultural sophistication of Morocco during the Marinid period. Constructed in the mid-14th century, around …
The ancient trans-Saharan caravan routes that connected Timbuktu in Mali to the Atlantic port of Essaouira in Morocco represent one of the most significant arteries of trade, culture, and human interaction in African history. These routes, crossing vast deserts, fertile oases, and rugged mountains, played …
The fortified communal granaries of Morocco, known in Tamazight as Igoudar (singular: Agadir), represent one of the most original and enduring architectural, social, and economic institutions of the Amazigh people. These structures, scattered across the High Atlas, the Anti-Atlas, the Souss-Massa plain, and parts of …
The oasis of Figuig – Iffiyi (ⵉⴼⵢⵢⵉⵢ) is the original Amazigh name for the oasis, still used by locals today- located in the southeastern corner of Morocco along the Algerian border, represents one of the most remarkable examples of human adaptation to an arid environment …
Lake Tislit and Lake Isli are among the most beautiful natural sites in North Africa, located in the Middle Atlas Mountains near the town of Imilchil in Morocco. These lakes are renowned for their clear blue waters, situated at an altitude of 2200 meters above …
The Ksar/ Igherm El Khorbat, located in the lower Todra Valley about 50 kilometres east of Tinghir, is one of the most prominent historical and cultural landmarks in south-eastern Morocco. This Kasbah represents a unique example of traditional architecture, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and …
Taskiwin/ ⵜⴰⵙⴽⵉⵡⵉⵏ, a collective dance deeply rooted in the social, historical, and cultural fabric of the Amazigh communities in the western High Atlas Mountains, is a unique form of artistic expression with profound identity and political significance. This traditional dance has transcended its initial military …
Mount Saghro/ Adrar n Saɣru, a jewel of the Anti- Atlas Mountain range in south-eastern Morocco, stands as a testament to the region’s dynamic geological history and its enduring cultural legacy. Rising to an altitude of 2,712 meters, this majestic massif is situated between the …
Tamegroute, located in the Dra-Tafilalet region of southern Morocco, stands as one of the most remarkable centers of traditional craftsmanship in North Africa. Just 20 kilometres from Zagora, this historic village is world-renowned for its distinctive green pottery, a craft that has been transmitted through …
Tucked away in the cedar-covered hills of the Middle Atlas Mountains, the town of Aïn Leuh lies quietly for most of the year, surrounded by forests that span over 21,000 hectares. Located in the Ifrane Province of Morocco, this Amazigh (Berber) commune rests at the …