The High Atlas

In the folds of these ancient mountains, stories are carved into every rock and whispered in the

wind.

Stretching majestically across central Morocco, the High Atlas Mountains are more than just a

geographical feature - they are the living soul of the Amazigh people. Known as 'Idraren Draren'

(Mountains of Mountains), this range has shaped life for centuries, sheltering communities, nurturing

traditions, and guarding timeless landscapes.

Villages cling to steep hillsides, built from earth and stone, blending into the landscape like echoes

of the past. Here, life moves with the rhythm of nature - planting in the spring, harvesting in the fall,

and honoring ancestral customs all year long.

The High Atlas is also a place of resilience. From the Tizi n'Tichka pass to the hidden valleys of Ait

Bouguemez, these mountains have witnessed struggles and triumphs, migrations and celebrations.

Travelers who pass through them not only discover breathtaking views but also meet people who

carry the warmth of the earth in their smiles and the strength of the peaks in their hearts.