Tafilalet is a historical region located in southeastern Morocco. It is known for its vast palm groves, particularly in the town of Erfoud, and is often considered the gateway to the Sahara Desert. The region has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by Berber, Arab, and Jewish traditions. The area is also famous for its dates, especially the Medjool variety, which thrive in the arid climate. Tafilalet has several important historical sites, including ancient kasbahs and the historic city of Rissani, which was once a significant trading hub along the caravan routes.