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Zagora | en-route to Atlas Mountains.

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Marrakesh in the famous North African country of Morocco is rich in culture and value. I find it amazing being just across the Meditranean Sea from the world's richest continent, Morocco didn't succumb to total modernism at all.
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Zagora | en-route to Atlas Mountains.

berber tribe
Our Moroccan excursion's continued by departure in the crack of the dawn by minivan from Marrakesh, towards the Haut Atlas via the col of Tizi n'Tichka (at an altitude of 2260m) going through Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah ; visited the fortified villageĆ­s Kasbah. Had lunch on the spot.The road to Zagora was the winding one. In the afternoon we continued towards Ouarzazate to Zagora by way of the Anti-Atlas, the Berber village of Agdez and the Draa Valley with its procession of palm trees.

We arrived at the Sahara outpost at 6:30 at night (pitch dark) and mounted a camel for a 1 mile walk into the sand to the preset tent grouping. Dinner and night in bivouac under canvas. We were grouped together outside the tent and some drum beating. It was funny when I had to pee and asked the local where was the toilet and he spontaneously says ' the toilet is everywhere' then we were burst into laughs.
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berber tribe
berber tribe
Zagora
Zagora
en-route to sahara stopped over at…
en-route to sahara stopped over
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kid
the tribe
the tribe
Atlas road
Atlas road
Valley
Valley
Boumalne du Dades
Boumalne du Dades
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local costume
High Atlas
High Atlas
High Atlas
High Atlas
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locals
local
local
strange bike
strange bike
camels are ready
camels are ready
1 mile camel riding
1 mile camel riding
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sunset
after dinner
after dinner
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