An ideal base for exploring the High Atlas, the city Azilal and all its regions offer a wide variety of natural landscapes and living culture.
The region is the result of an Arab-Berber mix that is reflected in the crafts, cuisine and architecture. A prime example of the latter would be the breadbasket of land fortified circular village of Sidi Moussa. These ancient granaries characterize rural life around. The people, pastoralists and farmers are engaged in the production of honey, walnut oil and cheese. Women's associations and cooperatives together several villages are open to the public. Please enter a tighermt these old patriarchal fortified dwellings. If the walls are of adobe or stone, the interior wood is sometimes cleverly painted with various motifs. And you will understand why the hospitality of the people of the region is also known.
The region is the result of an Arab-Berber mix that is reflected in the crafts, cuisine and architecture. A prime example of the latter would be the breadbasket of land fortified circular village of Sidi Moussa. These ancient granaries characterize rural life around. The people, pastoralists and farmers are engaged in the production of honey, walnut oil and cheese. Women's associations and cooperatives together several villages are open to the public. Please enter a tighermt these old patriarchal fortified dwellings. If the walls are of adobe or stone, the interior wood is sometimes cleverly painted with various motifs. And you will understand why the hospitality of the people of the region is also known.
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The surrounding Azilal and more generally the central High Atlas lend themselves to ecotourism. Thanks to a preserved and magnificent scenery. Some examples: 36 km west of Azilal, spring waterfalls Ouzoud, an exceptional site. A fall of 100 m flows amidst a lush cliff. The river continues its road for 2 km to the deep gorges of Oued El Abid (400 m). Other fantastic natural wonders, beautiful gorges Arous Agouti at the entrance to the valley of Ait Bouguemez or Imi-n-Ifri bridge, near Demnate. A gigantic stone arch carved by the river and Mahseur under which hang hundreds of stalactites.
Map Of Azilal :
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