A museum in the great oasis Tighmert near guelmim the door of the Moroccan Sahara , this museum contains the objects and instruments that the nomads native people of the desert it represents their culture and history, actually it is quite impressive how those traditional instruments and objects were made and used for cooking and cleaning etc ... the director of the museum was very kind and passionate about everything he explained to us all the details I would definitely recommend this place once you are in tighmert

In the ancient caravanserai of Tighmert, on the edge of the palm grove, this beautiful museum is housed with many commonly used tools. The caretaker is very hospitable...

Interesting visit to the museum of nomadic memory in the company of Mr Abdou who explained to us the different uses of the tools of yesteryear. If you go to Guelmim, take a little detour into this magnificent palm grove and visit this museum.

Must see place!

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Small museum in the palm grove: fascinating visit with a knowledgeable and warm guide… Magnificent and moving objects. Definitely a must-do!

Abdou gives great fixations on everything he has in the museum

Very beautiful place, for the building and the objects exhibited on the one hand, and for the culture shared by Abdoul, a very good local guide. Not to miss. As a bonus, your visits help maintain the site: significant!

Fascinating visit, Abdou who speaks French very well explained to us the Sahrawi nomadic life in his beautiful kasbah. The welcome was very warm, we were received like friends. One of our best moments in Morocco!

In una Kasbah nascosta nel palmeto, è possibile vedere una ricca raccolta di oggetti che testimoniano vari aspetti della vita nomade: dagli attrezzi agricoli ai gioielli, dalle selle agli otri di pelle. La visita guidata, a pagamento, è interessante e si conclude con il classico rituale del tè, in una tenda allestita nel cortile della Kasbah dove sono esposti e venduti gioielli e altri manufatti berberi.

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There are two "museums" in the oasis, this is the old one, open since the 90s. It is known locally as "chez Abdou" after the owner, who will answer your phone call for the necessary appointment. He may show you around himself if you are lucky, otherwise his nephew is a bright and knowledgeable lad and will do the job nicely in perfect French or reasonable English.