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Tata
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The "big" city of the region's south. Worth seeing if you have time: its palm grove and the Messalit caves a few kilometers away.
Overview of Tata
Located on the plain, Tata is the capital of the province of the same name. It primarily serves as a base for excursions in its surroundings if you have time, where you can discover its palm grove and the Messalit caves a few kilometers away, as well as the numerous rock engraving sites in the region.
Key Facts
- Type de lieu: small town.
- Intérêt touristique: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
- Localisation: halfway along the scenic Ouarzazate to Guelmim Route.
- Distances: Guelmim (285 km southwest), Ouarzazate (310 km northeast), Taroudant (175 km northwest), Zagora (260 km east).
- Heure locale: .
- Population: 18,611 inhabitants (2014).
- Superficie:
- Altitude: 670 m.
- Site internet:
History of Tata
What to See and Do in Tata
The town itself has little tourist interest and is usually just a quick stop on the Ouarzazate to Guelmim Route. If you have some time, you might visit:
Tata Palm Grove
North of the town towards Tagmoute, this area is home to several thousand palm trees, part of which was destroyed by a fire in 2018.
North of the town towards Tagmoute, this area is home to several thousand palm trees, part of which was destroyed by a fire in 2018.
Messalit Caves
These are several caves, some quite impressive, located a few kilometres north of Tata.
These are several caves, some quite impressive, located a few kilometres north of Tata.
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Worth a look / Other
Messalit Caves
★ These are several caves, some quite impressive, located a few kilometres north of Tata.
Tata Palm Grove
★ North of the town towards Tagmoute, this area is home to several thousand palm trees, part of which was destroyed by a fire in 2018.