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Tiflet is a town on the plateau east of Rabat, on the main road toward Khemisset and the Middle Atlas. It grew around the railway and the colonial farms of the Zemmour country, and it remains a market and transit town for the surrounding cereal and grazing land. The weekly souk draws Zemmour farmers and herders from the surrounding hills, and the older quarters retain the plain, sun-bleached look of the inland plateau. Rose-growing is a tradition in the surrounding gardens.
This is for the traveller breaking the Rabat–Middle Atlas road, or seeking the Zemmour plateau away from Khemisset. It is quiet and functional; come for the souk and the rose gardens in season.
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