Anthology of colors, sounds, and scents at Souk Al Had of Agadir

As soon as you cross the entrance, Souk Al Had of Agadir presents itself as an Ali Baba's cave where a myriad of sounds, smells, and colors swarm, thereby giving all its splendor to a singular place of attraction and shopping which, at the advent of each Ramadan, offers itself yet another rejuvenation. Indeed, one could not visit the Moroccan south without coming to Agadir, and there, one could not resist the curiosity to see what this imposing ocher wall with the appearance of a Kasbah, which is called Souk Al Had, the largest urban Souk in Africa, which, throughout the month of Ramadan, offers itself a new facelift, hides hermetically, like a jewel. The visit to this immense market, on the eve of the holy month, presents itself as an almost dreamlike dive into a buzzing hive of auctions and apostrophes, some praising beghrir, msamen, and other briouates, others offering plastic bags (…