Agdz, Urban commune in Zagora Province, Morocco.
Agdz sits at 942 meters elevation in the Draa Valley, surrounded by date palm groves and traditional mudbrick architecture characteristic of southern Morocco.
This ancient settlement served as a crucial stopover point for trans-Saharan caravans traveling between Marrakech and Timbuktu, facilitating trade across the desert.
The town hosts traditional Berber festivals featuring music, dance, and handicraft markets that celebrate the diverse heritage of local Amazigh communities.
Visitors can access Agdz via regional buses from Ouarzazate and explore nearby kasbahs, with basic accommodations and local markets available in town.
The distinctive Jebel Kissane mountain overlooking Agdz resembles traditional tea glasses when viewed from the town, earning its name from this resemblance.
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