Mountain tourism qualifications in the Taza province
Taza is a mountainous territory with a rural side and an Atlantic side, with a picturesque intersection between the Rif Mountains and the Middle Atlas Mountains, where the city of Taza is on the boundary between them, with the Rif Mountains in front of it and the Middle Atlas Mountains behind it
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| Taza City |
Defining a province
Taza is one of the Moroccan provinces that is part of the Fez-Meknes area. It is situated between the Rif Mountains and the Middle Atlas Mountains in northern Morocco. According to the new administrative division, the province has 528,419 inhabitants and covers an area of 13,383 km2., and from the west, the regions of Sefrou and Taounate, and among the most important tribes from which the region originated: the Tsoul tribe, the Al-Branas tribe, the Ghayatha tribe, and the Bani Warrayn tribe. The region is divided into five districts:
Taza is located in northeastern Morocco, 120 kilometers to the east of the city of Fez, and is also connected to eastern and western Morocco by a corridor. For the sake of simplicity. It can also be seen as a link between the southern Mediterranean Atlas and the northern countryside's front. Its territory is believed to be 37 km2 at 585 meters above sea level, and the city has a hilly character, resulting in an abundance of fresh natural water.
The province of Taza is rich in natural resources, with a diverse range of topography, elevations, and mountains, the most notable of which is Mount Pueblane. It is located in the Moroccan mountains, which are covered in snow. It is planted annually and has an abundance of snow, making it one of the largest ski resorts in the world. Caves, the most famous of which are the Afriwato Cave, Africa's largest and second-largest cave, and the Shiker Cave, among others. Aside from the National Park of Tazka, Bab Boudir, and Ras El Maa, there is also the National Park of Tazka, Bab Boudir, and Ras El Maa. This makes the region logical and attracts tourists from other locations, resulting in an alternate local buzz that, if taken seriously, is largely local.
Since 1931, when approximately 300 caves were counted in the region, Taza has been known as the cave capital. The percentage of their appearance on the page that appears in the Tazeka National Park, most notably the world-famous Friwato cave, which is in fact below the third rank in terms of length, and the hair cave, which is in fact below the third rank in terms of length. It measures 7650 meters in length and 4000 meters in length. The study area is known as a karst geological structure, a forest area famed for moisture and plenty, and among the most notable caves, the region of the Afriwato cave, Sheker, Ras al-Wad
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| the Afriwato Cave |
Taza is the capital of the caves.
After Al-Sha'ara Cave and Sheker, the Afriwato Cave is the province of Taza's third cave. It is one of the most significant caves, with a depth of up to 230 meters. It has a height of roughly 300 meters and a length of about 3500 metres. The meaning of the cause for the name stated in the novel "Emile Weto" has divided opinion. This cave was given the name In her name... since they say the cave of Yatu, and the cave we have is Free, he became known as (Fari Yato), thus Yato is a virgin girl, the daughter of a tribal sheikh , herself in the cave of the cave, faithful to her lover, Emile, to write for them redemption and happiness.Again for Ait Hadid tribe, who live in the Middle Atlas, the season of courtship
ethics began on that date.
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| Al-Sha'ara Cave |
Tazeka National Park
Many travelers from inside and outside Morocco visit the Tazeka National Park in the northeastern part of the Middle Atlas, some 20 kilometers southwest of Taza, and many families select it to enjoy the beauty of nature over the weekend.
The National Park of Tazaka is located 46 kilometers southwest of the province of Taza, among the hills and its surrounds, at an altitude of 1,980 meters, and overlooks the Taza pass between the Middle Atlas and the countryside.
The National Park of Tazka encompasses 580 hectares and was formed by ministerial decree in order to protect the natural cedar forest that covers the mountain's summit.
The Tazka National Park has a wide vegetation cover, with cedar being one of the most prominent trees, with a huge diameter, a height of 35 to 40 meters, and a lifespan of approximately 600 years.
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| Tazeka National Park |
Because of the diversity of its vegetation cover and the humidity of its climate, the Tazka National Park is home to a variety of ecological resources, including the presence of many animals, some of which are extinct or threatened with extinction, such as the barbary deer and Moroccan stags, which became extinct in the region and were re-colonized.
Puebla's majestic mountain
Enjoy the spectacular beauty of Mount Pueblane and gaze out at the panoramic view to complete your delight of tourism in the province of Taza. Mount Pueblane of the Middle Atlas mountain range in the province of Taza, with a length of 3000 meters and the presence of a wall due to the presence of dense vegetation of cedar and pine trees, is considered one of Morocco's most important chains, with snow all year except for the months of June and August.
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| Mount Pueblane |
the Ras al-Maa area
It's about 14 kilometers outside of Taza. Ras Al-source Maa's is the most important water resource in the region, and it is located at a height of 1000 meters.
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| Ras Al- Maa |
It has a throughput of more than 500 liters per second, and it feeds the flow of Wadi El Hadar, which runs from south to north and flows into Wadi El Arbaa. Its length is less than 15 kilometers. The picturesque valley in its half is a collection of scenic sights, including the capital waterfalls, also known as the Virgin Falls by tourists.
In general, the Ras al-Maa area is known for the beauty of its geomorphological features, as well as its unbelievably cold waters, which attract visitors seeking relaxation and peace.
