Ouarzazat :The moroccan Hollywood

 
On the threshold of the great south stands the majestic Ouarzazate, striking blend of oases, kasbahs and flourishing valleys.

   A vast desert plateau that attract tourists from different nationalités.A the shade of palm trees, Ouarzazate moved leaving behind a rocky vastness swept by the winds of the Sahara. Of course, the temperature can easily reach 45 ° C in summer or next door, could see the snowy peaks of the High Atlas.Aussi benefits does this contrast to attract a lot of visitors: filmmakers, hungry for tourists adventures, writers seeking serenity and tranquility, and those who want only good holiday.

  Ouarzazate has an extensive infrastructure: several resorts, luxury hotels, agencies, car rentals, travel agencies, a golf course, a convention center and an international airport. In addition, it is the crossing point of many rallies, marathons and hiking.

   Ouarzazate is the Hollywood of Morocco. She has several film studios that could include "Atlas Corporation Studio" and "Kanzaman" studio they are not accessible to tourists during filming.

  Oases and mountains around Ouarzazate contain some true gems. Kasbahs, with their splendid architectural remains adobe walls and towers will transport you to a world where time seems to stand still.
Landscape diversity, ethnic diversity, exceptional light, labor-intensive local labor, all these make Ouarzazate one of the most desired of Morocco by filmmakers places.
The film industry is very promising in the life of this province. Indeed, the most famous filmmakers made on his land include for example: Martin Scorcesse with "Kundun," Ridley Scott with "Gladiator" and "Kingdom of Heaven", Alain Shabbat with "Asterix and Obelix" Stefan Sommers with "The Momille", "The Jewel of the Nile" by Lewis Teague, "the Sheltering Sky" by Bernardo Bertolucci, the pioneer Jacques Becker with "Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves", filmed in 1954 and the list goes on .
Besides feature films, also known Ouarzazate produce news reports, documentaries, short films, commercials, and television movies. These locations are a good omen for Ouarzazate, as they will automatically accompanied the creation of new hotel units, restaurants and improving the quality of services offered.

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