Agdz is a small Moroccan town located in the southern part of the country in Morocco with ancient roots and travelers attractions associated with caravan trails as well as the Moroccan architecture.
Sitting on the banks of the Draa River, Agdz at one period in time was used as a trading post of merchants and caravans that plied the Saharan trade routes as well as the Imperial cities of Morocco.
The town is also famous for kasbahs and such kind of houses are typical for this region that remains the architectural sight. These kasbahs are constructed from mud bricks and the doors and walls of some of these buildings were embellished with very beautiful designs, thus giving a hint of the architectural beauty of old Morocco as well as the kind of life the dwellers led in these structures. Out of all the kasbahs located in Agdz, it is necessary to single out the ones that have an extraordinary aesthetic appeal and importance in terms of the town’s history.
The area situated around Agdz called Dra’a Valley famous for the palm groves and the traditional oases. For this reason, there is an extremely aesthetic quality to the park as it is an oases of green amidst a sea of desert. The valley has been used for agriculture for centuries with necessities supplied to the local population and played an important role in Agdz’s provision as a trading point.
This paper is a good opportunity to get acquainted with traditions of Moroccan people and their hospitality during the exploration of Agdz. Moroccan souks located in the town provide variety of local products ranging from spices, clothing and art works such as carpets and ceramics. One can spend time with locals such as artisans and merchants and also get a feel of the culture and traditions of the people of Agdz as they have been for centuries.
Aside from exploration throughout the town, adventurers get the benefits of exploring other things around Agdz. Jebel Sarhro mountain range: This is a nearby mountain range that has well defined trekking and hiking terrains for enthusiasts who want to experience wonderful terrains and sceneries within the region. It held great historical significance and exquisite piece of nature scenery that would attract anybody who would thing of visiting the region.
All in all, Agdz remains as a shocking example of Morocco and represents a mix of the past architecture, non-progressive culture, and magnificent landscapes
Mark