Dar Rana
Ferme d'hôte. Agroécologie, jardin et hébergement.
The numerous villages of the Aït Bou Saïd are scattered on both sides of the eponymous wadi, also known as Wadi Lahjar because of the many rocks it carries. Despite the advances of modernity, the inhabitants have preserved their way of life based on agriculture, livestock farming and small-scale crafts.
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In a not-so-distant time, Dar Rana was at the end of a track, whether you came from the road to Fez or the road to Ouarzazate. 5 km separated it from tar, from civilization and… from cement. All the houses of the village were made of earth, without exception.
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