Dar Echikh

Along the rocky mountain, in the countryside of the city of Sindh al-Jabal in the Gafsa Governorate (southwest of Tunisia), the fragrant scents of wreath and thyme emanate from every direction.
Everything in this city has a tongue when you ask it. The old wooden doors and marble columns sum up the face of the city and its history, after the young woman Maryam al-Nasseri transformed it from an abandoned barbarian cave that was threatened with collapse, into a guest house project for which she chose the name "Dar al-Sheikh". She says that her guest house " Preserving a history dating back more than 200 years, it has become a destination for hundreds of tourists, visitors, and everyone who escapes from the noise of the city, or thinks of spending a vacation, as it was the one who had a great contribution in classifying the Sindh region into a tourist municipality. A historical legacy among the foothills of the mountains surrounding the city. The Berber caves are as if they were the lines of the history of the city and its book. Between these curves, its Berber ancestors lived, and they built and built these historical monuments, so that the land today bears witness to the richness of the cultural stock they left.
With the weapon of determination and patience, Maryam, who holds a university degree in business administration, succeeded in becoming the first woman to dust off a large Berber heritage, after it remained neglected for many years, to know its historical and cultural value, with the aim of preserving it for future generations. Like the history of olives, Maryam believes that her roots are Striking deep into these rugged lands and mountains, which most of its inhabitants abandoned towards nearby or even distant cities, they cling to their history and reconcile with themselves, adoring the breezes of freedom, the scent of the land and its ancestors. Then she stands ploddingly to light an old lamp that she hung on the walls of a small stone room, next to which a crutch dangles. Then she says with a smile, "The habits of our ancestors were old and simple, so when anxiety kills us today, we flee to search for calm and comfort in the bosom of our fathers' history." She seems proud of what she has achieved, as she is considered Its tourism project, which attracts hundreds of tourists from home and abroad, had a major role in delivering electricity to that forgotten city, and introducing its history and historical and cultural stock, as the dream of the tourist village was realized as today a project.

so beautiful place

Arrive à snad vous ne pouvez 0as rater dar echikh.
Projet ambitieux et engagé lancé par une jeune entrepreneur du village .
Adresse idéale pour prendre une boisson avec vue panoramique ou pour passer la nuit.
Chambre individuelle avec décor authentique.
Sanitaire propre .

Meriem la proprio avec sa famille est très accueillante, j'ai aimé le calme, la beauté, la simplicité et tout ce que tu auras besoin....

Camping super bien , durant notre séjour familial et participation au festival du Grotte a Sanad Gafsa

Dar Echikh (دار الشّيخ)
Guest house in Jbel Es-sned

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