Cultural and Historical Sites

Explore the religious and prehistoric heritage of the Drâa-Tafilalet region through its most significant monuments. This collection features the grand Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Cherif, founder of the Alaouite dynasty, alongside ancient Neolithic rock carvings at Ait Ouazzik. The sites range from sacred marabouts and traditional earthen mosques to archaeological ruins that document thousands of years of human settlement and spiritual practice in southeastern Morocco.

Mausolée Moulay Ali Cherif

The final resting place of the founder of the Alaouite Dynasty in Rissani. The complex features a large courtyard, intricate zellige tilework, and a distinctive green-tiled roof characteristic of Moroccan royal shrines.

Mausolee Moulay Ahmed Ben Larbi dryh mwlay ahmd bn alrby

A religious shrine and mausoleum located in the Zagora province, serving as a site for local pilgrimage and spiritual reflection.

Petroglyphs

Prehistoric rock art site featuring engravings that provide archaeological evidence of the ancient environmental conditions and wildlife once present in the Sahara.

Petroglyphs of Ait Ouazzik

An important Neolithic archaeological site featuring detailed rock engravings of elephants, giraffes, and rhinoceroses, dating back several millennia.

Sidi Naji

A sacred marabout and tomb located near M'hamid El Ghizlane, frequently visited by local communities and travelers trekking through the Draa Valley.

Sidi Ali ou Amar

Traditional mausoleum and burial site of a local saint, reflecting the region's long-standing maraboutic traditions and spiritual history.

sidi moussa ou idar

Local mausoleum and religious site dedicated to a regional holy figure.

Sidi Ahmar

Small mausoleum and shrine located in the Draa Valley region.

Jdadid

Archaeological site featuring historical ruins and remnants of previous settlements in the Tafilalet oasis region.

Mosquee de Tagmout msjd tkmwt

Traditional mosque showcasing the regional architectural styles common in the southern Moroccan oases.