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Discover Mauritania 8 Days: Mauritania:
The name of the nation is derived from the Latin word “Mauretania,” which means “west.” The Arabic word for North Africa is Maghreb. The Romans referred to the Berbers as Maures.
In 1860, the French took control of the nation with the help of the Maur church. The kingdoms of Fouta Toro and Walo Walo, as well as the Arab-Berber emirates of Trarza, Brakna, Taganet, and Adrar, were all destroyed once Mauritania became a state. Black Africans and Arab-Berbers are the two main ethnic groupings in the nation as a result. Black Africans include the Soninke, Bambara, and Fulani. Both the black Maurs known as Haratin and the Arab-Berbers (Beydan) are said to be Maurs.
White Maurs hold black Africans from Haratin as slaves. Both the black and white Maurs are considered. In contrast to white and black Maurs, black Arabs who identify as black Maurs do so as Africans. The main aspect of commonality is Sunni Islam as it is practiced now. With its turquoise oceans and emerald-green tropical woodlands, Mauritius is known for its breathtaking surroundings, and you will instantly fall in love with them. We’ll take you to some of the most beautiful beaches and mountain ranges on the island. The Sahara Desert’s capital and largest city, Nouakchott, which is considered to be translated as “The site of the winds,” is one of the highlights of this tour.
You may discover intriguing information on Mauritius’s history, people, customs, and culture, as well as more comprehensive explanations of the island. driving through Akjoujt to Atar to explore the traditional quarter and the market, see remnants of the fortress that was built in the cover of 20,000 palm trees and the mosque among a maze of rocks and many more, drive to Chinguetti the seventh holy city of Islam, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and go on a safari to discover the beauty of the desert.
Visit the oasis, historical neighborhoods, and libraries. Chinguetti, which means “Good horse,” was founded in (1261). It was near the caravan route that connected North Africa with Northern Sudan.
On arrival in Nouakchott, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Tour orientation and overnight in Nouakchott.
Hotel: Azalai Marhaba
Breakfast, followed by a journey to Nouakchott, the capital of the Sahara Desert and one of its major cities, which is thought to be translated from Berber as "The place of the winds."
Visit the craft market, the mosque with its two minarets, and the National Museum with its display on anthropology and ethnography. Visit the desert dunes in the afternoon and go hiking on the large dunes to see the desert's natural beauty. Return to your hotel for the night after seeing the boats arrive back in the late afternoon.
Meals included: Breakfast
Hotel: Azalai Marhaba
Go to Atar after breakfast. In Atar, Mauritania's most picturesque region, you can go through Akjoujt and see the nation's most amazing dunes, rock paintings, beautiful oasis, and nomadic culture. Discover the market and the historic quarter. Atar for the night.
Meal(s) Included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Hotel: Hotel Waha
After breakfast, go to Azougoui, which served as the former capital of the Almoravids, a group of Muslim military monks who in the eleventh century conquered Morocco, Spain, and sub-Saharan Africa.
Find remnants of the mosque hidden among a maze of rocks and the castle constructed under the shade of 20,000 palm trees.
The seventh holiest city in Islam, Chinguetti, is the next stop. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the oases, historical neighborhoods, and libraries.
Chinguetti, which means "Good horse," was founded in (1261). It was near the caravan route that connected North Africa with Northern Sudan. The main access to the gold and other goods from the Sudan was via this road. From this ancient city, Mauritanians propagated Islam and the Arab-Muslim culture throughout all of West Africa. It was also a major center of religious and cultural influence. The study of theology, poetry, philosophy, law and other subjects took place in Chinguetti, a hub of culture.
Meal(s) Included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Hotel: Motel Lagueila
After breakfast, travel to Ouadane with a stop at the magnificent crater Guelb Er Richat, which was formed by a meteorite that Theodore Monod had been looking for a long time. One of the major caravan hubs in West Africa was Ouadane
Meal(s) Included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Hotel: Motel Vasque
After breakfast, travel through the White Valley to Terjit, Mauritania's most stunning oasis, where there are thermal springs and swimming pools. Continue to Atar and take a break as you choose.
Meal(s) Included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Hotel: Hotel Waha
Take a trip back to Nouakchott after breakfast. Complete your city tour by purchasing souvenirs, or use the rest of the day at your leisure.
Meal(s) Included: Breakfast
Hotel: Azalai Marhaba
You will have a prompt transfer to the airport today.
Meal(s) Included: Breakfast
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