Along the Maghrebian Paths



It's the place where grow almond and argan trees, but in fact it's hot and arid here. Dried stream canals, the air motionlessly hangs as heavy thick haze, stony terra-cotta beddings of the villages remind of the life, and all over it - dominates the Atlas - the large mountain system of north-west Africa. 


Flocks of sheep and goats are often met on the way.


Goats like argan leaves


Baking bread - the beginning of each morning for locals.


Despite the overall aridity sometimes oases may be met.


Prickly pear are abunndunt here free, but at the city market they are even sold.

Typical village with a mosque

Local "Ancient Rome", but something is already being built nearby.

Real African landscape




Various cacti



Tafraoute settlements


Maybe someone knows what bastion is that?

Mountains here are awesome!

Installation in the centre of Tafraoute


Portraits of king Mohammed V are following you everywhere.


Carpet shop


Some citizens spend all their days like this, even in the time of Ramadan.

Car like art


Tiznit town, the quite center



Typical Moroccan doors



And typical Moroccan windows




The city is famous for silver trade





Rooftops are used for drying linen.


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