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Travel through Mauritania also presents opportunities to admire its stunning geography. The journey to Terjit, an oasis surrounded by dramatic mountains, lends itself to tranquil moments under starlit skies. Enjoying local cuisine, including camel meat served alongside traditional couscous, immerses one further into the flavors and aromas characterizing Mauritanian culture.
Continuing the adventure, Chinguetti, often called the door of the Sahara, showcases its heritage as an Islamic center of learning. Once a bustling stop for caravans, it now preserves an extraordinary array of ancient manuscripts, representing its pivotal role in the spiritual and educational development of the region.