Morocco's Ouarzazate.

【Location】: Ouarzazate is located in the south-central part of Morocco, on the southern edge of the Atlas Mountains, near the edge of the Sahara Desert, which makes the natural scenery of the area very spectacular. It is famous for its ancient castles, desert scenery, and film industry as a filming location. ⛺【Preparation】: Morocco has a diverse climate, mainly Mediterranean, with hot and dry summers and mild and humid winters. Please check the weather at your destination before traveling and prepare appropriate clothing. Respect local customs and dress appropriately when visiting mosques and other religious sites. 🛬【Itinerary】: Ouarzazate is located in the south-central part of Morocco, on the southern edge of the Atlas Mountains, near the edge of the Sahara Desert, which makes the natural scenery of the area very spectacular. It is famous for its ancient castles and desert scenery. Ouarzazate has a different style from the previous cities. It is quiet and peaceful, and may be influenced by the film base, with more Western-style food and more Western restaurants. Of course, although many Europeans choose to spend their entire vacation in Ouarzazate to enjoy the unique tranquility, for us, it is just the best choice for a relaxing overnight stay on our way to the desert. Ait Benhaddou: Ait Benhaddou, not far from Ouarzazate, is an ancient thousand-year-old city that has been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The city is known for its unique red brick architecture and is the setting for many films. Kasbah Taourirt: This castle is one of the most famous historical buildings in Ouarzazate and was once the residence of the Beni Ali Emir. Its mud-brick structure and staggered design make it a popular attraction for tourists and filmmakers. Ouarzazate Artificial Lake: Due to the city's location in an arid region, an artificial lake was created to improve the water supply. The lake is surrounded by beautiful natural scenery and is a great place for recreation and bird watching. 🧡【Tips】: This is the only way to get to the Sahara Desert from Marrakech, and it is relatively far from the city, so it is recommended to join a group tour for convenience.