Marrakech the Red City
Often heard the nickname "Red City" Marrakech is truly well deserved. The buildings of the city are almost all red. This is indeed the color of the earth in this place, which served and still serves in the construction of various buildings and buildings ...
Ouarzazate, the Moroccan Hollywood
The small Moroccan town of Ouarzazate is an oasis of caramel color enhanced by the blue cloudless North African sky. Be seduced by Ait-Ben-Haddou, a superbly preserved Ksar inscribed on the World Heritage List of UNESCO or follow the path ...
At 15 kilometers from Tillouguitte between Ouaouizerht Anergui and the imposing "cathedral" of rock with its 600 meters vertical wall dominates the site Imi n'Waregue along the Assif Ahensal. Access to the top, first in the south-eastern flank and ledges of the west side will be reserved for experienced hikers not afraid to engage in air passages built by shepherds in the latter part of climbing to give access to their herds somital tray.
This site is a gateway to the massive M'goun in the central High Atlas, across valleys altitude in general and the valley of Ait Bouguemez particular window.
Raise awareness of our beloved Happy Valley this first portal aims to try and give visitors as much information sought.
This site Bouguemez Valley AIt is also a platform for exchanges available to all lovers of this valley, residents and visitors and we invite you to discover with us and help us to discover it.
Bougmmaz Ait Ait Ait Bouguammaze or formerly Bouammass literally those in the middle to the situation of the valley in the heart of the mountains of central High Atlas. It is also known as the Happy Valley or the Valley of happy people. It is located on the eastern edge of the province of Azilal at an altitude between 1800 and 2300 m Massif M'goun culminating at 4068 m.
It stretches its greenery trentaines few kilometers and has 27 villages of ancestral architecture of clay and a population of about 20,000 inhabitants.
The valley is dominated by several peaks protruding 3000m. On its side is the Wawgoulzat (3763 m) and Igoudamen (3500m) and the west by the Azourki (3677 m) and Tizal (3100 m)
