An exceptional tourist site called by its foreign discoverers from the hippie movement of the 1960s and 1970s, The Valley of Paradise, the tourist site has been known globally as an international gathering point for hippies. The people of Agadir reserve the name for the relationship of the name to the sanctity of the Lord's World, which God has promised to true Muslims, and therefore is not known to the majority of Akader's visitors, but even the majority of its population.
The indigenous people say that the original and real name of the amazigh region is "Tagrat Ankarim". It is called the Valley of Paradise, the Paradise Valley or the Green Valley, because it suddenly hides a narrow, dark, bright sunshine between mountain rocks, moon lights leaking between the thrones of the corners, and the shades of the thrones of palm trees extending into the waters of the lakes, creating few natural images.
Nature, 34 km from Agadir, along with the Asif N Tamant Road, leading to the Emozar Edautnan Mountain Falls, formed the site of the Valley of Paradise amid the green carpet of the Palm Oasis and the corners. The tourist site is located in its natural elements in harmony and harmony rare, between its large rocks and its valleys running water all year round, with its desert trees with palm oasis, and its mountain nature covered with the trees of the pillars classified in the area of Sousse world heritage next to olive trees, figs and bananas, and its water basins carved amid the majestic rocks of the Emozar Mountains. To reach it, the road leading to the Valley of Paradise must penetrate seven kilometres into a narrow semi-spiral path, established on the sides of the valley on the faj line leading to the Valley of Paradise, and the road to the tourist village of Emozar. It is accessed through the Urban Centre of Aurier, then through the roundabouts of Tamrout, Tedrine, Amgern, Anrarn, Tamzarkot and Tagasut, until the asif Ntagrat Nuankarim roundabout or the Valley of Paradise. Developed by the Ministry of Tourism with the help of USAID, it has created a beautiful three-kilometre path amid attractive scenery, dedicated to people who love hiking and hiking, and for men seeking the pleasure of walking in nature. It is equipped with two parking spaces for visitors to The Valley of Paradise, which requires you to travel distances on the legs to reach the attraction, the beauty of the vision and the splendor of the place. The site gives visitors stunning views, clean, clean air, unique plants, medicinal and aromatic trees and plants on the side of mountain slopes, sprouting in a barren climate, 305 metres above sea level.
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