In Ghardaïa, Algeria, the M’Zab Valley rises from the Sahara like a living masterpiece. For over a thousand years, its sand-colored homes, narrow alleyways and square-topped minarets have told the story of the Ibadi Mozabites who built this desert refuge in the 11th century. Today as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it remains a timeless symbol of harmony between architecture, community, and the unforgiving beauty of the Algerian desert

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