Agdz Travel Guide

 Nazha Says:  We walk around Agdz with our friends. We stop at the market - souk. We dance in Bazar Tarqui and while we rest in shadow, they prepare for us nice fishes and salats, tea, fruits and a bit of singinng and druming. 

 johnsakura Says:  The Mount Sahro his north from the village and its also incredible. You should take a fwe time to explore its caves and spring waterfalls. 

 johnsakura Says:  Centre village is quite interesting with its nice red colour and usually full of action on the streets. Suq days are chaotic and even more interesting. The cntre village as interesting building and the main square is all surounded by cafes and shops.The village centre mosque... 

 Nazha Says:  You seat under the tent and team with Isamail Youssfi are preparing tajine, which is soo good, that you can't stop eating. We eat before in many different places tajine, but this place we admire a lot. Team in here is young and flexible. The vegetable they use were fresh... 

 Nazha Says:  We ask our friends if is possible to have Ahwash, their traditional tribel singing, drumming and dancing. Ahwash means literally dance. Can happend for marriage, harvest, new born child, etc.they said yes. Soo, we spend our wonderfull night in Camping Caravan Tarqui with the... 

 johnsakura Says:  Agadz is a stop for major bus and taxi journeys coming either from Ouarzazate going south or coming from Zagora. Probably the best way to get a gran taxi and share some costs with local people is to go to the suq day and try to make some business. This big market complex is... 

 johnsakura Says:  This is the suq of the city. where everytone buys their stuff. Here you usually can find cheaper things than in the shops around the town. This place is located right on the centre of the city and serves everyone. all you can imagine, from clothes to fruit vegetables, goat... 

 johnsakura Says:  As thsi city is a major stopping point for many buses and grand taxis in the region, shops tend to grow in numbers. You can find good regional artifacts on these local shops. I think prices will go down right after the buses disapear. So dont buy anything while buses are... 

 johnsakura Says:  Again animal as local costums. Goats are used to give milk and meat. They are a very important animal due to its meat and all the big suqs sell them along with sheeps. You should visit a animal market in Morocco. I dont quite like the idea of animals being sold, but in terms... 

 johnsakura Says:  Draa Valley is enourmous and gorgeous. The Draa Valley goes all the way from Jbel Sahro to Zagora and its something you shouldnt miss. This on the picture is just a little bit of what the valley has to offer. 

 johnsakura Says:  This is a very nice region, as you go out (or in depends from where you are coming) of the Draa Valey, this landscapes tend to change in a very beautiful way. Either you're coming from the south and the Draa Valley into Zagora is just amazing or if you're coming from...