A few kilometres from Ksar Ighnda.
A dive into Berber history and culture
The Kasbah of Tifoultout is a historic treasure nestled in the majestic foothills of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. Steeped in cultural richness and dazzling architecture, this kasbah offers an immersive experience into the fascinating past of the Berber region.
Its robust architecture and imposing walls bear witness to its crucial role in protecting the valley's inhabitants and precious assets.
Built in the 13th century, the Kasbah of Tifoultoute is a living testimony to Morocco's turbulent history. Built by the Amazigh, or Berbers, this fortress served both as a fortified residence for tribal chiefs and as a strategic point for controlling the trade routes crossing the region.
Each stone in this kasbah tells a fascinating story of ancestral skills and craftsmanship.
Inside, you'll find tranquil courtyards, rooms decorated with intricate geometric designs, and living spaces that showcase the refinement of local craftsmanship.
The Tifoultoute Kasbah is a remarkable example of traditional Berber architecture, with its adobe (clay and straw) walls and imposing watchtowers.
