In the Heart of Tamegroute

Tamegroute small rich village with this handwritten book written with gold on gazel skins a Koranic school which caters to all students everywhere in Morocco. a zaouiya which receives people for a pilirinage old village of tamegroute where is the kasbat under land and the pottery kartier with these traditional ovens fired with the wood of the date palms of the emence palm grove of the valley of draa also like envy of the songs this is you are in the center of tamegroute on the left towards the zaouiya naciria of tamegroute and the Koranic library opposite is jnanedar an organic farm with fruit trees and date and olive palms in a large garden of an ectar where the rooms donon are located on the garden "Tamegroute is a village located in the Draa River valley in southern Morocco. It historically served as a center of learning and religion thanks to its famous Sufi zawiya. It was a historic center of the Nasiriyya order, one of the most influential Sufi orders in the Islamic world. Tamegroute, a small village rich in its historical and cultural heritage, is known for its precious manuscripts written by hand with gold on gazelle skin. This village is home to a renowned Koranic school which welcomes students from all over Morocco to learn Islamic sciences. The zaouiya of Tamegroute is a sacred place which receives visitors on pilgrimage throughout the year, thus contributing to spirituality and local culture. The ancient village of Tamegroute is fascinating with its underground kasbah, offering a unique insight into traditional architecture. The Potters' Quarter is also a highlight, where talented artisans can be seen using age-old techniques to create magnificent pottery. These potteries are fired in traditional kilns fueled by wood from date palm trees from the immense palm grove of the Drâa valley. The valley, with its breathtaking landscapes, is also a place conducive to traditional songs and music, reinforcing the captivating atmosphere of Tamegroute. To the left you will find the Naciria zaouiya,