The Bani Culture refers to the cultural practices and traditions of the Bani people, primarily found in the Bani region of western Morocco. This culture is characterized by its rich history, unique art forms, and traditional music, which often reflect the daily lives and values of the community. The Bani people are known for their vibrant festivals and communal gatherings that celebrate their heritage. In addition to music and dance, the Bani Culture is also recognized for its distinctive architecture, particularly the use of adobe in building homes. The region's landscape, including the Sahara Desert, influences the lifestyle and agricultural practices of the Bani people, who often engage in pastoralism and farming.