Overview
Zagora is a small town in the Draa River valley in southeastern Morocco, known as the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Surrounded by stunning desert landscapes and palm groves, Zagora offers a glimpse into the traditional Berber culture and lifestyle. The town is famous for its historical significance as a stopping point for caravans traveling to Timbuktu, with a well-known sign indicating that it takes 52 days to reach the legendary city by camel. Zagora’s main attractions include the ancient Ksar of Amezrou, the local markets, and opportunities for desert excursions, such as camel treks and overnight stays in desert camps. Its tranquil environment and scenic beauty make Zagora a captivating destination for those seeking adventure and cultural immersion in Morocco’s desert regions.
