More, the desert is frequented by the nomade populations called ‘the blue people’ that organise markets for the camels every saturday, in the missle of the stone surfaces of the desert or hamada. At south of Zagora, the manuscript coranic library of Mohamed ibn Nasir, died in 1764 is situated inside of a religious establishment or zaouïta

More at south, at Goulimine, every saturday it takes place a market where the nomad societies such as Tekna or the Reguibat, change goats, sheeps and dromedaries. They are called the blue people due to their clothes. It is possible to see at Smara the buildings in stone that were already famous coranic centres. It seems that this establishment comprised more than 500 precious volumes.

The Morocco’s desert offers a large variety: there is the vast stone plain that lays from the Atlas to the Atlantic Ocean at South of agadir. There are here jackals and dromadaries, and in the sands of Sahara we can find the snakes and the scorpions. In the green oasis at north there is also a human and animal life very active. It’s up to you