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Jbel Tidghine

Al Hoceïma

Jbel Tidghine

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2456 meters above sea level It is rich in biodiversity which is a boon for lovers of ecological tourism to do rock walks, or practice mountaineering or still skiing. Cedar forests are growing dense and generously provide shade to visitors. Called "Amgoud" in Amazigh, this tree which only grows at high altitude, can live for centuries integers. Quite a symbol for the local population.

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