N’Kob, a charming Amazigh (Berber) town nestled near the Draa Valley of Morocco is known for its 45 traditional mud-brick kasbahs and serene date palm-filled oases.  Historically it served as an essential stop for caravans traveling between the Sahara and Marrakech.  Be captivated by the ancient kasbahs, the verdant oases, and the deep-routes Amazigh (Berber) culture that permeates the village, offering a unique glimpse into Morocco’s rich and diverse heritage.