4 Days Tour From Fes To Marrakech Via Erg Chebbi

Khamsa is a small village located about 12 kilometers southwest of Essaouira, Morocco. It's known for its vibrant Gnaoua music scene, which is a traditional Moroccan musical genre with roots in Sub-Saharan Africa. Here's a brief overview of what you can expect when visiting Khamsa Village: Gnaoua Music: Khamsa Village is famous for its Gnaoua music, which is characterized by hypnotic rhythms, chanting, and dancing. Gnaoua music has spiritual and religious significance, often associated with healing rituals and trance-inducing performances. Visitors to Khamsa have the opportunity to experience live Gnaoua music performances and even participate in traditional ceremonies. Cultural Immersion: Visiting Khamsa Village provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in Moroccan culture and learn about the Gnaoua tradition. You can interact with local musicians, artisans, and residents to gain insights into their way of life, customs, and traditions. Artisan Workshops: Khamsa Village is also home to artisans who create traditional handicrafts such as pottery, textiles, and woodwork. You can visit workshops and observe skilled artisans at work, or even try your hand at creating your own unique piece of art under their guidance. Natural Beauty: Beyond its cultural attractions, Khamsa Village is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, including rolling hills, olive groves, and argan forests. Take some time to explore the natural beauty of the area, go for a hike, or simply enjoy the tranquility of the countryside. During the jeep tour you will visit and explore the real nomads that still preserve their old lifestyle of living without electricity or systeme irrigation, you will have the chance to explore them and learn about their traditions.

 Get up early to see the dawn beyond the Algerian border, roughly 50 kilometers from Merzouga, then take the car heading to the first stop in this day, which is Tinghir.

• Tinghir (Tinerhir):

Tinghir is a charming oasis town located in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains. Known for its lush palm groves, ancient kasbahs, and traditional Berber architecture, Tinghir offers a glimpse into rural Moroccan life. Explore the old town's narrow streets, visit the local souks (markets), and admire the historic kasbahs and traditional mud-brick houses. Don't miss the opportunity to stroll along the banks of the Todgha River and enjoy the tranquil ambiance of the oasis.

• Todgha Gorge (Gorges du Toudra):

Located just outside of Tinghir, Todgha Gorge is a spectacular natural wonder carved by the Todgha River over millions of years. The towering cliffs of the gorge reach heights of up to 300 meters (984 feet) and provide a breathtaking backdrop for outdoor activities. Take a leisurely hike through the gorge, following the winding riverbed and admiring the sheer rock walls that surround you. Photography enthusiasts will appreciate the dramatic scenery and opportunities for capturing stunning shots of the rugged landscape.

• Scenic Drive:

Enjoy a scenic drive through the breathtaking landscapes of the Dades Valley and the Valley of Roses as you travel between Tinghir, Todgha Gorge, and Kalaa M'Gouna. Marvel at the dramatic rock formations, verdant valleys, and panoramic vistas that unfold along the way.

• Cultural Immersion:

Immerse yourself in the rich Berber culture and hospitality of the region by interacting with local villagers, sampling traditional cuisine, and learning about ancient traditions and customs passed down through generations. Exploring Tinghir, Todgha Gorge, and the Rose Village of Kalaa M'Gouna offers a memorable journey through Morocco's natural beauty, cultural heritage, and rural life, providing travelers with a deeper appreciation of the country's diverse landscapes and traditions. Overnight in Boumalne dades.

Following breakfast, we'll travel to Ouarzazate, where we'll see sights including the Kasbah of Taourirt and Africa's most renowned film studio, Atlas Studios. Our next stop will be in the Fint Oasis, not far from Ouarzazate. We will have time for lunch if we stop at Ait Ben Haddou on the way. From here, we continue through the High Atlas and the Tizi-n-Tichka pass, traveling along a road that rises from the plains to an altitude of 2,260 meters above sea level, passing through small villages and waterfalls and taking in the ever-changing landscape and vibrant colors of these stunning mountains. As the day draws to a close, we'll have arrived in Marrakech.