Traveller crossings, valleys of roses and two-tone kasbahs: even on paper, the Dades Valley stretches the imagination. From the dreaded High Atlas in the north to the Jebel Saghro Range DE Accientée in the south, the valley is dotted with oases and palaces made of raw bricks that give the region its nickname DE Tale DE Fairies - Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs. Some of the best views are EN only seen on foot, along cattle trails hidden between the Dades and Todra Gorges and nomadic roads through the Saghro.

Explore the fascinating landscape DE Todgha Gorge, a series of limestone river canyons in the eastern part of the High Atlas. It is a wonder on earth, ideal for DE trekking and climbing enthusiasts. A short walk DE through the Todgha is a pleasant and really comfortable experience as many DE tourists appreciate the noise DE gorges, the abundance of people and the murmur of the water.

in this landlocked region of the south-east of the kingdom, as the date palms pass tirelessly, the visitor's gaze is suddenly surprised by the presence of the skeleton of a prehistoric animal, at the entrance of a building with traditional architecture. This giant ammonite is one DE the treasures that make the Erfoud region, DE some 30,000 inhabitants, "the largest open-air fossil museum in the world," according to geologists and archaeologists. During the primary era (about 500 million years BC), southeastern Morocco "was covered by the sea", before DE became this oasis of fossilized coins.

Although Morocco has so DE places of interest, I always say that its greatest heritage is a living heritage: its people, its culture and its festivals. That’s why visiting Rissani on a day other than Tuesday, Thursday or Sunday would mean DE not doing justice to the essence DE this city, as you would miss a unique opportunity DE rent with its past by visiting its lively souk (Traditional Point of Sale) where all the local DE merchants come to do business. More than likely, we will park our vehicle in the parking lot to the south and cross a small area with temporary stalls. Here you can admire one DE the most photographed places DE the city: an area populated by donkeys, which is both a free parking for donkeys and a place to buy and sell donkeys.

A small village at the gates of the desert, Merzouga owes its fame to the high dunes DE the Erg Chebbi that extend to its edge. A hotspot for adventure tourism in Morocco, the dunes DE Merzouga are a popular destination for travellers looking for a complete immersion in the heart of an impressive and breathtaking desert environment. Located in the south-east of Morocco, 50 km from Erfoud, arriving at the village DE Merzouga has a nice surprise in store. After passing through beautiful and varied landscapes, you find yourself facing an unforgettable panorama: the dunes of Erg Chebbi. Depending on your time of arrival, they will be draped in a yellow or ochre color that will evolve during DE day. Upon arrival in Merzouga, you will immediately be immersed in another universe. The Saharawis, the famous blue men with indigo blue cheichs, welcome you. The camels and their camels too!

Alnif is the first stop on the road that joins the Tafilalet to the Drâa Valley. The small town of Alnif is organized along the main DE where there is a gas station, pharmacies, banks, grocery stores, cafes-restaurants, Point of Sale hotels and some souvenir shops specialized in fossils and minerals. The weekly souk takes place on Tuesdays, in an old compound located in the center of the village.

Located 1 km DE Ouarzazate, the kasbah DE Taourirt is a beautiful EN adobe construction remarkably well preserved. It is a real tangle DE courses, staircases and rooms DE all sizes. DE pretty earthenware adorns the rooms. The Kasbah DE Taourirt is a pleasant stage.

The kasbah DE Télouet, also known as the Glaoui Palace, is a kasbah built in the 18th and 19th centuries. Located in the small Berber village DE Télouet, in the rural commune DE Télouet, in the High Atlas Mountains, Morocco, its most famous occupant is probably Thami El Glaoui