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Tichit UNESCO World Heritage Site, camel capital and even an airfield - not bad for a town with 2500 inhabitants. But if you already cover the 200 km sandy track from Tidjikja to Tichit, it should be worth it. The town of Tichit is the heart of the Tagant region, which was settled as Dār Tichit thousands of years ago. Arrowhead

Oualata The culturally most important city in Mauritania's south has had many names in the course of its long and eventful history. Walāta, Guelata, Iwalatan, Oualet and also Bīru. Along with Chinguetti, Ouadane and Tichitt, Oualata has held UNESCO World Heritage Site status since 1996. Long before the city was founded, the Dār Oualata, as part of the Tichitt culture, was

Ouadane Ouadane, along with Chinguity, is one of the most culturally and historically important cities in the Adrar region. The city was built uphill along the Adrar plateau. Nowhere else in Mauritania do the ruins of the old city extend over such an extensive area as here. It is therefore not without reason that the ksar is a UNESCO World Heritage

Chinguity is the heart of Mauritania. Not for nothing was the region in West Africa known for centuries simply as Bilad Shinqit. Once built as a fortified trading post (Arab. Ksar), it is now the No. 1 attraction in the entire country. In the middle of the Adrar region, Chinguity is located south of its same-named plateau and 86 km east of

Have you ever dreamed of escaping to a serene oasis in the heart of the desert? Look no further than Terjit Oasis, a hidden gem tucked away in the vast desert landscapes of Mauritania. With its breathtaking natural beauty and unique cultural experiences, Terjit Oasis is a destination that will captivate your senses and leave you with memories to last

Mauritania Popular Places to Visit

Tichit

Oualata

Ouadane

Chinguity

Terjit Oasis

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