Amtoudi: A Cliff-Top Granary Above a Hidden Oasis
Deep in the Anti-Atlas, the oasis village of Amtoudi guards one of Morocco's oldest fortified granaries — a quiet, uncrowded detour that rewards an unhurried pace.
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Deep in the Anti-Atlas, the oasis village of Amtoudi guards one of Morocco's oldest fortified granaries — a quiet, uncrowded detour that rewards an unhurried pace.
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