Ait Ben Haddou, is an incredible fortified town (ksur) built in adobe declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Ait Ben Haddou is one of the best preserved Kasbahs in all of Morocco, and is an outstanding example of the construction of the Kasbahs that can be found in the Draa Valley, Todra, Dades and Sous areas.

It is an oasis in the middle of the arid terrain where palm trees or olive trees give the place a green touch. In addition to 700,000 palm trees, there is a large concentration of Kasbahs, such as the Kasbah of Ameridil

At the foot of the Atlas Mountains in the city of Kelaa M'Gouna the Valley of the Roses is born, where the Damascene species is cultivated. This place is well known for its “rose festival”, which takes place every year in the month of May.

This valley owes its name to the river that meanders nestled between the mountains along its course, backed by ochre, terracotta and red cliffs. Its wild grandeur and otherworldly silence can only be matched by the Grand Canyon. The Dades River crosses the valley along a winding path full of fruit trees, walnut trees, wheat fields, palm trees, birch trees and almond trees, in front of an extraordinary setting of spectacular rock formations.