Bin el Ouidane, Morocco.

        

There is a lake in the center of the Atlas between the El Abid Wadi and Ahanesal Assif,

Whose crystal clear waters reflect the beauty of nature: Bin el Ouidane, these three words meaning literally "between the rivers".

         The surroundings of Lake Bin el Ouidane:

 Embedded between the mountains of the High Atlas, the Tazerkount (at 1730 meters above sea level)

The R'Nin (at 2411 meters) and the Tassemit (at 2148 meters), all three in the North, and

That the Chito (at 2662 meters) and the M'Goun (culminating at 4071 meters), to the South, the

Lake of Bin el Ouidane, perched at 810 meters of altitude, stretches over 37 km². The red earth and ocher, in the vicinity, is the millenary cradle of the olive trees,

Almond trees, carob trees and other holm-oaks, which multiply among the Berber douars.

Red and green, local colors par excellence, and colors of deep Morocco