Tamnougalt, a historic kasbah village in Morocco's Draa Valley, lies about 75 kilometers south of Ouarzazate near Agdz. Surrounded by date palms and overlooked by the distinctive Jbel Kissane, it was once the administrative center of the Mezguita region, serving as the residence of local caïds. The village's name, meaning "meeting point" in Tachelhit, reflects its historical role in cultural and social exchanges. Its well-preserved kasbah showcases traditional Moroccan architecture and offers insight into the region's past. Tamnougalt also hosts the annual Moussem Ellama festival, a vibrant celebration of local traditions and community life.