Visit Ait Ben Haddou:The Best MoroccanUNESCO Heritage: Located in the striking region of southeastern Morocco, Ait Ben Haddou is a picturesque village that has been alluring travelers throughout the centuries. This site, recognized by UNESCO, which is located on the banks of the Ounila River, belongs to the magnificent landscapes of the High Atlas Mountains, which possesses one of the most astonishing ksars (fortified villages) in Morocco. A Look To The Past Ait Ben Haddou’s history is largely believed to have started in the 17th century, being able to serve as a vital passage for caravans between the Sahara Desert and Marrakech. The settlement demonstrates impressive earthen structures with lofty kasbahs and narrow passages, which show the aesthetics of the ears as well as Moroccan ingenuity. Ait Ben Haddou - The Ksar Louvre At Ben Haddou, one can get lost within the delicately constructed kasbahs and the magnificent scenery or take a stroll down the narrow and relatively opaque streets that interfere with the skyline. The nature, coupled with the rich cultural heritage of the ksar, has attracted many filmmakers and television serial directors to many of the places, such as the sites of “The Gladiator,” "Game of Thrones," and “The Mummy.” Unearthing the Culture Ait Ben Haddou is not only famous for its architecture; it is also a place to engage in the Moroccan culture. Visit local craftsmen who produce beautiful handicrafts to benefit from this. Socialize with friendly locals over a cup of mint tea and discover their lifestyle. Relocating a Culture(Ait Ben Haddou) Ait Ben Haddou is only 30 kilometers from Ouarzazate, so Ait Ben Haddou can be easily visited in a day from Ouarzazate. Best Time to Visit: The best time to travel to either Ait Ben Haddou or Ouarzazate is the spring season from March
Visit Ait Ben Haddou:The Best MoroccanUNESCO Heritage: Located in the striking region of southeastern Morocco, Ait Ben Haddou is a picturesque village that has been alluring travelers throughout the centuries. This site, recognized by UNESCO, which is located on the
