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Hda Abdou
Green valley in the High Atlas Mountains, Morocco
Three valleys, three different days in the High Atlas. Here is how they compare and who each one suits.
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Colourful Moroccan souk
The weekly country souks of the Atlas foothills are the opposite of the Marrakech medina. Here is which one to visit on which day.
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Berber man in traditional dress on the Sahara dunes near Merzouga
Tan-Tan is far from the usual tourist routes, but its Moussem is recognised by UNESCO. Here is what to know.
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Date palm oasis and earthen village in southern Morocco
The road from Foum Zguid to Tata and Akka is one of the emptiest in Morocco. Some find it magical, others find it too far. Both views.
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Date palm oasis and earthen village in southern Morocco
Guelmim was once the last big market before the Sahara. Today it is the gateway to a string of quiet oases. Here is what to see and what to expect.
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Rocky shore at Mirleft, Morocco
South of Agadir, the coast becomes wild and the towns stay small. Is that a reason to go, or a reason to stay away? Two views.
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Agadir beach and bay, Morocco
Some call Agadir a modern resort with little soul. Others call it the best base in the south. Both have a point.
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Valley of Roses near Kelaat M'Gouna, Morocco
Most tours drive straight through the Valley of Roses. Here is why it deserves a night, and when it does not.
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Ait Benhaddou kasbah, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Morocco
Hollywood made Ait Benhaddou famous. Some visitors find a film set, others find a living village. Here are both views.
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Old earthen kasbah ruins in southern Morocco
There are two ways from Merzouga to Zagora: the paved road through Alnif and N'kob, or the desert tracks through Ramlia and Ouzina. Two views on which one is right for you.
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