Tiznit
Tiznit is a city in southern Morocco that serves as the capital of Tiznit Province. It lies inland from the Atlantic coast, tucked in the foothills of the Anti-Atlas and connected by road to Agadir and other cities. The area experiences a hot, arid climate with mild winters and occasional rain.
Historically, Tiznit grew around a fortress and a fortified medina. The old town remains walled, with gates
Economy and crafts: Tiznit is internationally known for its silver filigree jewelry, produced by numerous workshops
Demographics and culture: The population is predominantly Berber and Arab, with Tashelhit and Moroccan Arabic spoken;