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Draa Valley
The Draa Valley is the longest river oasis in Morocco, and it delights with its never-ending palm trees, old kasbahs, and stunning desert that goes all the way from Ouarzazate to the Sahara.
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Draa Valley
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The Draa Valley which is outstretched for over 200 kilometers from Ouarzazate to the Sahara Desert's border is certainly one of the top natural and cultural attractions of Morocco. Dubbed "the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs", it is a ligature of water and greenery weaving its way through the desert and a slice of the south Morocco's surprising duality.
The valley's lands are adorned with ruins of ancient Berber settlements, outstandingly beautiful kasbahs, and large palm trees, so it becomes a dream place for tourists interest in history, nature, and photographing. The towns Agdz, Tamnougalt, and Zagora are excellent for stops where one can see the typical mudbrick construction and have a taste of true Moroccan hospitality.
The Draa River, the longest in Morocco, irrigates and feeds the valley which becomes a green paradise surrounded by the rugged mountains and the desert plains. Visitors have a variety of options such as taking scenic drives, camel rides, and guided walking tours in the date palm plantations, or proceeding to the Sahara for an enchanting overnight camping under the stars.
No matter whether you are a seeker of thrill, solitude, or the tales of the bygone era of the caravanserai that were once an integral part of Morocco's trade, the Draa Valley has an unforgettable trip ready for you through both time and nature.
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