Tavrouat is located about 100 km east of Tiznit, and occupies a unique geographical location in the heart of the small Atlas Mountains. With its proximity to a number of madeshar and dawwir, which surrounds it from all sides, this visitor area attracts the opportunity to visit these nearby villages, which are rich in historical monuments such as the cemetery, traditional houses, ancient rock inscriptions, Amazigh architecture, ancient irrigation systems, etc. The discovery of various authentic traditions of the local population.
The position of the region in the depth of the margin in the south of Morocco has not prevented the production of elites in the world of culture, trade, politics and business. The sons of Tafraout from all regions of the Tafraout region have been glorified in all these areas. They played fundamental roles in many aspects of commercial and political management through various stages, Arboretum produced for elite elites in the worlds of trade, politics and culture.
The area of Tafraout is a tourist attraction, a favorite destination for Moroccans and many foreign nationalities, because of the abundance of landscapes not yet stretched by the hand of human, and embrace the effects of building less than the other, on the rocks carved of different sizes and shapes raise the eyes. The visitor is also able to keep a close eye on various customs, such as public conversation between young men and women known locally as "falcon", women's and men's dances, Tavrauti traditional costumes, etc.
If the region has all this glare, which benefited from it due to its geographical location and its structural nature, and the contribution of its children to increasing its radiation, where the metaphorical names such as "the town of ministers", "the little princess of the Atlas", "the town of beauty" From time to time, the Tavraut center has experienced frequent interruptions in drinking water, especially in periods where the region is experiencing a large influx of expatriate children or visitors, and has recently returned to the façade.
Water in these stages was a rare coin, lost goods, and an expensive commodity, which did not benefit the fame of the region nor the influence of its elites. This paved the way for the first brick laying of a water supply project Which is funded by the National Office for Drinking Water and Japanese Cooperation, but climatic conditions have returned, as a number of areas of Morocco, to deepen the wounds of the people of Tavraut with drinking water.