Agadir region : CHTOUKA AIT BAHA

A HERITAGE THAT LOOKS TO BE DISCOVERED 

Province Ait Baha abounds in socio-cultural and tourist potential biogeographic on which we can build integrated tourist products in a sustainable way and 

ideally suited to the national and international tourism demand. 

Among its many resources, we specifically denote the igoudars dotted amidst a rich and wild and the cultural richness of the indigenous communities who have preserved intact their values ​​and centuries-old traditions in nature. These advantages make it a destination for adventure, eco-tourism and cultural tourist amateurs. 

BUSINESS POTENTIAL 

Initiation and discovery of aboriginal activities: local crafts, pastoralism, manufacturing mats, pottery, women's cooperatives, embroidery and weaving, food .. 

Nature tourism: geology, wildlife interpretation, interpretation of flora, farmhouse ... 

Sports: hiking: hiking, horseback riding, camel, mule, mountain biking, swimming, fishing ... 

SOME HISTORIC AND CULTURAL SITES 

- Aït Baha: shopping center, souk and women's cooperative, traditional pottery. 

- Tanalt: former Koranic school, a place of pilgrimage renowned and splendid olive grove; 

- Agadir Inoumar: the largest collective attic of Western Anti-Atlas; 

- Massa: Walls of the eleventh century kasbah, legends and wadi ...; 

- Ida Ougnidif: Kasbah Tizergane thirteenth century souk, women's cooperative of slippers and basketry; 

- Targua n'Touchka: mountain oasis in which a traditional village stands near a large grove, organic farming; 

- Western Anti-Atlas foothills, geology, rock carving 

- Chtouka: fertile agricultural plain 

- Ait Milek: kasbah route, sand dunes.