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Matmata, the last Nile Crocodiles of the Sahara
Matmata, a remote guelta, is home to the last Nile Crocodiles of the Sahara. Discover how these ancient reptiles endure in the desert’s hidden oases, providing a rare glimpse into the Sahara’s once-lush, thriving past.
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Akreijit and the Neolithic Society of Dhar Tichitt
Akreijit, in Mauritania’s Dhar Tichitt region, is a 4,000-year-old Neolithic settlement. Perched on sandstone cliffs, it features stone enclosures, tools, pottery, and rock art. The site reveals how ancient communities thrived in the Sahara, leaving a lasting legacy of adaptation, ingenuity, and resilience.
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Aoudaghost, unveiling the lost economic hub of the Sahara
Aoudaghost, the lost economic hub of the Sahara, invites you to uncover the mysteries of this ancient city. Explore its ruins and imagine the bustling trade, culture, and history that once thrived here, offering a rare glimpse into a civilization that shaped the Sahara’s past.
