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The desert is not silent it's the beauty and physicality and all multifarious mountains and the old graffiti and that lakes that mean the life in the desert

The attempt to reach here. In the Old City there on the hill castle from ancient times, and in many other places in the Libyan desert, and the people living there so far. the ancient trading center of Ghat is one of the most attractive of the Libyan oasis towns .A highlight is the well preserved, enchanting mud-brick medina in the heart of town. it is also one of the few permanent Tuareg settlements in the sahara.the setting is superb. A backdrop of stunning sand dunes, the dark ridges of the Jebel Acacus to the east and the distant peaks of the Tassili-n-Ajjer (in Algeria) to the west.Unlike many of the old Fezzan centres of trade whose time seems to have passed, Ghat is A living town with a bustling energy that's hard to resist.
Nearby borders have not been an impediment to the town forming strong links with the oases of neighbouring Algeria and Niger. As A result, this is one place where you're more likely to
come across French being spoken rather than English .

Ghadames stands still as one of the most valuable spots in Libya for the traveller. Here you'll find a tranquil old city, with covered streets that are both dark and with far lower temperatures than what you find outdoors. And of course, the colour chosen, is white. Ghadames represents popular engineering, and is the result of a complex knowledge on how to deal with extreme temperatures. The positioning of the houses are far from casual. Every angle, every wall, every opening in the roofs over the alleyways, are parts of the same organism. Even if Ghadames still stands, the people have moved out of it, into the modern settlement nearby. They still take refuge in the old city when summer becomes unbearable. But with the locals out, and their dwindling knowledge on structuring of houses with natural air conditioning, an important science could be lost. In earlier days, the life line of Ghadames was trade through the Sahara,