The Amazigh village of Midas in Tunisia... Natural ingredients that qualify it to become one of the most famous tourist villages –
The Amazigh village of Midas in Tunisia is considered one of the best tourist places in the country thanks to its ancient Amazigh heritage, the goodness of its Amazigh population and its natural ingredients. The mountain .. its faithful guardian and the source of its beauty, from which its light emanates and takes its rays from its light. It is the Berber village of Midas located in the delegation of Tamghza, north of Tozeur, southwest of Tunisia. They travel and are provided with positive cards that give them the purity and beauty of nature.
Stunning landscapes in the Amazigh village of Midas in Tunisia
The people of Midas village have mastered the love and kindness of the visitor. The years of neglect that the region has suffered and the absence of the influx of tourists have not prevented them from being warmly received by the visitors, in their imagination generosity without occasion, as long as the area sits in the arms of the mountain and in the front of a deep valley, it maintains its tourist privacy despite all External factors.
The ancient Midas with its ancient Amazigh heritage of handicrafts and its popular dishes that welcomes every coming delegation and its ancient Amazigh village "Merdes" clinging to its identity until the end of time, and today it has begun to regain its breath as a tourist destination, still hopes that the next will be brighter than its past, its good people are eager To promote their village in the best way. In recent days, the village, like a number of other tourist sites in the Jerid region, received German travel agents as part of a promotional campaign aimed at restoring the German market for desert tourism. Tourist trips directed to the mountain oases, and their products of tourist services such as restaurants, shops of traditional industries and tourist cafes would almost disappear, but the natural beauty of the village still attracted filmmakers, artists and models to shoot in it.
According to Mohammed bin Saleh, one of the villagers and its civil society workers, the small village was a magnet for a number of filmmakers and producers of dramas.
Last April, promotional flashes were filmed for models of a number of nationalities, in addition to filming a video song for the Turkish vocalist Massoud. Kurz Ziadeh is filming clips from the Tunisian documentary film about the life of Ali Bin Ghadham in the past months, and filming the Libyan series, Ghouma Al Mahmoudi, last year.
This is something that the people of the region exploited for marketing and inviting Tunisian travel agencies to return them to the tourist path when they program the tourist routes in the region for the benefit of their tourists. Among the initiatives that the people of the village seek, according to the same source, is the maintenance and restoration of the old village as a shrine in the past years, by preparing the houses of the old village and employing them in the field of tourist reception, revitalization, and others, in addition to completely restoring some houses to introduce the specificity of the traditional house.
He called on investors from the region and abroad to invest in tourism in the region by sending either guesthouses or tourist accommodation units that take into account the natural peculiarities of the village, in addition to the opportunities to promote it as a destination for eco-tourism, allowing to host nature lovers and explorers while overcoming the difficulties for those coming with regard to obtaining a license to camp near Mount Midas or its oasis, in light of the difficulty that camping lovers encounter, the necessity of obtaining a prior license from the security services.
Bensalah said that this small village can turn into the most famous tourist village in Tunisia, thanks to its components and if its people have the financial capabilities and administrative facilities to diversify, enrich, maintain and preserve its product.
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