The cities that shape South-Eastern Morocco

Ouarzazate, Tinghir, Zagora, Midelt and Errachidia structure the main routes through South-Eastern Morocco. More than simple stopovers, they are gateways to the valleys, oases, mountains, ksour and landscapes that surround them. Sudestmaroc.com devotes dedicated pages to each city, exploring its history, character and the territories it opens onto.

Discover Zagora: the Drâa Valley, oases and gateways to the Sahara

Discover Midelt: between the Middle Atlas and the Tafilalet

Discover Ouarzazate: where South-Eastern Morocco begins

Places to discover in South-Eastern Morocco

Earthen villages, ksour, kasbahs, oases, valleys and former places of passage shape the landscape of South-Eastern Morocco. Sudestmaroc.com offers a selection of places to discover, both well known and more discreet, chosen for what they reveal about the region’s history, architecture and communities.

Ksar of Tamnougalt: the stronghold of the caïds of the Drâa Valley

Tamegroute: green pottery and the Naciria Library

Fint Oasis: a secluded valley on the doorstep of Ouarzazate

Skoura palm grove: an oasis of gardens, kasbahs and memories

Telouet kasbah: the Glaoui palace in the High Atlas

M’Hamid El Ghizlane: at the threshold of the Sahara

Ksar of Aït Ben Haddou: the earthen village that became an icon

The many facets of South-Eastern Morocco

Oases, living arts, crafts, architecture, memories and ancient traces reveal the many facets of South-Eastern Morocco. These thematic pages offer another way to explore the region, through its cultures, know-how and heritage.