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摩洛哥达德斯谷埃尔凯拉阿穆古纳玫瑰节：芬芳四溢的文化庆典

Every spring, the oasis town of El Kelaa M'Gouna in southeastern Morocco bursts into pink as thousands of rose bushes bloom along the Dades River.
Local women rise before dawn to hand-pick Damask roses at their most fragrant, working carefully to preserve each delicate petal.
Families gather in sun-drenched courtyards where rose water is distilled using centuries-old copper stills passed down through generations.
The festival features parades with girls wearing traditional Amazigh dresses and crowns woven from fresh roses and mint leaves.
Artisans display rose-based products like perfumes, soaps, and jams while sharing stories about ancestral knowledge of desert botany.
Visitors join communal bread-baking in clay ovens, tasting msemen flatbreads drizzled with rose syrup and almond paste.
Elders recite oral poetry honoring the rose as a symbol of resilience, beauty, and shared identity across Amazigh and Arab communities.
At dusk, musicians play the bendir drum and lute-like sintir as dancers move in slow, graceful circles beneath starlit palm fronds.
Unlike commercial flower festivals elsewhere, this event centers on ecological stewardship and intergenerational learning in fragile oasis ecosystems.
The scent of roses lingers not just in the air but in memory — a quiet testament to culture rooted deeply in land and time.

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