Ait ben Haddou, Telouate and Ouarzazate 2-Day Guided Tour from Marrakech

Highlights:
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• Discover the Berber culture and the rich history of Ouarzazate
• Admire the views of the Atlas Mountains and Berber villages
• Cross Tiz Chika Pass and enjoy free stops 
• Visit the Kasbah Aït Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• See the Kasbah Taourirt & Cinema Museum
• See the Kasbah Talouet 
• Spend the night in a wonderful Hotel close to the KasbahDAY 1: Marrakech - Ourzazate - Ait Ben Haddou

Enjoy 2 days trip to Ourzazate the door of the Sahara ,Start your tour with a pick up at 07:00 am from your Marrakech accommodation and head towards Ouarzazate through the magical Atlas Mountains, Berber villages and Cross the Tizi n’Tichka, the first short stop for photos and take café. The second stop for a short break to see the views of Tizi Tichka and Atlas Montaigne. When we arrived to Ourzazate we enjoying a city tour with visits to the Cinema Museum and the Taourirt Kasbah, after lunch we take you to the bountiful Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou is a complex of clay and stone surrounded by walls with gates many mansions and beautifully decorated buildings. This complex is one of the most beautiful in the south of Morocco; it is declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The beauty of this area is well regarded by film producers who have made several films (like Gladiator, spy game, Laurence Arabia and many ......).You will spend the night in a hotel in next to this Kasbah and you will enjoy the night views,

Day2: Ait Ben Haddou - Kabah Telouet -Marrakech

The second day you will take you breakfast and you will visited Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou and discover this heritage and this culture and after finishing your visited we will take you to visited the famous kasbah Telouet of Glaoui, one of the most extraordinary sights of the Atlas. We will have lunch here at a guest house restaurant outside the kasbah first. After lunch, you can buy a ticket and visit the inside of this complex at your leisure. Lies at an elevation of 1,800 m (5,900 ft), the Kasbah of Glaoui are a glimpse of the style of Moroccan political government and power still within living memory. Pasha Glaoui was ousted from the Bahia Palace and died of cancer shortly after exile in Talouet after independence. As a palace of El Glaoui family, 300 artisans worked on salons faceted with stucco, zellige and painted cedar ceilings during construction. Although some of the rooms have fallen into ruin after over a half-century of decay, the 2nd-floor reception rooms still remain its glory as Telouet’s former position as the center of a trans-Saharan trading empire. Work was underway to restore the property in 2010. After your visit, we will drive back to you accommodation Marrakech.