A child of the village became a geologist, a house of stone and earth, standing on a rocky outcrop, and l’simple idea that’he is not selling on a journey — he is sharing.
Ahmed Agouni was born in Tisselday, a village amazigh on the southern slope of l’Atlas, in the valley d’Imine. As a child, he wandered up and down these mountains and s’is left to be captured by their stones in the colors of variegated — to in point (d’in the study of geology.
L’2000, he returns to his native lands, and built on a rocky peak overlooking the valley, a house of stone and earth. Irocha was born.
More than twenty years later, the place has l’age of maturity. It feels, as soon as l’on entry, the patina of warm time : about a dozen rooms, a swimming pool, an open terrace on the sky and the mountains, where l’we actually feel like an eagle ready to s’push to vast horizons.
Hiking, camping, cooking workshops : l’accommodation becomes a way to discover the region.
Over the years, Ahmed has seen how much the travelers loved to follow him on the flanks of the mountains, or among the dunes of the Sahara, l’hear about l’rich story of this region and discover, at his side, the savoir-faire of its craftsmen. This experience is born of a belief : have more of that’a simple stay, but a sensory discovery at the heart of l’identity, natural and cultural in the South-East.
All meals are taken together, the kitchen is transmitted to the sides of Najaf and Fatima, and the paths to traverse, guided by those who, since always, know every corner.
The traditions of the amazigh living, of the rammed earth walls at the table. Nothing reconstituted : what transmits here was already before us.
At the crossroads of the mountains, and oases of the desert, where l’urban s’clears before the majesty of the landscape.
Nestled in the heart of the berber village of Tisselday, Irocha is much more that’a home d’hosts : c’is a door open on the culture of the moroccan south. Built in cob according to the traditional techniques, our home offers an exceptional panorama on l’oued Ouarzazate and the traditional villages surrounding.
Walls of mud brick, berber carpets, hand-woven, the panoramic terrace, where the sunsets blaze l’Atlas. Here, the pace slows, landscapes astound you, and l’hospitality berber envelops you.
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