The Atlas separates Atlantic and Mediterranean Morocco from Saharan Morocco. The Tichka pass is the highest in Morocco, at 2260m, the road is snow-covered in winter and the stone and adobe houses of the villages cling to the sides of the mountain.

The Ksar of Aït-Ben-Haddou illustrates the traditional earthen habitat, representative of South Moroccan culture, which has become vulnerable under the effect of irreversible socio-economic and cultural changes.

A charming center and a traditional Berber architecture with its earthen habitats. The valley could indeed represent a beautiful base off the beaten track and the relative absence of tourists will allow you to experience authentic Moroccan hospitality, far from the harassment of big cities.