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Ouarzazate

The name ‘Ouarzazate’ may be highly evocative of a dusty desert fort but the reality is unfortunately a little more prosaic. The once-isolated French military outpost now has an international airport and a core of luxury hotels alongside its kasbah. Though the garrison remains, the needs of the regional administration and migrant worker remittances have since created a large town. Ouarzazate should thus be seen as a pragmatic base for exploring valleys and oases south of the High Atlas, a transit point for mountain and desert. The region is at its best in early spring when blossom is on the almond trees and snow still covers the summits of the Atlas.

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  • ergchebbi4x4merzouga
    Hello to all who wish to travel to Morocco! We are a couple of Madrid, who have been in Morocco this year and we liked it so much exóticosy wonderful landscapes, such as its culture and hospitality of its people ... and we share our experience .... We were traveling with a berbere desert, a guide that we organized a tour of southern Morocco from Marrakech ..... His name is Hassan (www.desierto-merzouga.c.la) is a very responsible and reliable, besides being supersimpático and funny, fluent in Castilian and in addition to their Berber language ... and at all times concerned to meet and satisfy our desires, so that our journey with him was a different and unforgettable experience ... in a wonderful country, full of magic and mystery .... ....... kasbahs .
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