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Dune Rose

Behind Gao, there is a very nice sand dune called "Dune Rose," Pink Dune. La Dune Rose is a big dune along the Niger River outside the city of Gao. It is one of the most popular tourist sites in Gao. La Dune Rose means The Pink Dune, and the name comes from the specific colours the sand reflects at

Antogo

Just beneath the village of Bamba, in the Northern part of Dogon country in Mali, lies a small, yet sacred lake, where fishing is permitted only once a year – during the unique ritual called Antogo. On the day that is finally designated as the day of Antogo, hundreds gather from all parts of Mali around Bamba’s lake. The 3

Kidal

Kidal is a place of Sand and Rock desert and home for Touareg people.

Market Of Mopti

Every city and town of consequence has a market. Some of the smaller towns might have a market only one or two days a week. A bigger city like Mopti has a market every day. Nothing innately ostentatious about the markets, just locals bringing their wares to sell, but the sights, sounds, and smells tend to overwhelm a Westerner. There is

Lac Debo

Lac Débo, English Lake Debo,  situated in central Mali on a section of the Niger River between Mopti, located 50 mi (80 km) to the south, and Timbuktu, 150 mi to the northeast. In this region the Niger is joined by many lakes, creeks, and backwaters; at high water, Lac Débo becomes part of a general inundation. This is the place

Sos Village

The SOS village of Sekoura is a place where orphans are educated and accommodated as families. Here is the best place for donation: games, balls, clothing, momey or any kind of support.

Museums Of Timbuktu

There are 3 major museums in Timbuktu. The Municipal Museum, the Museum Club and Ahsan Elmensour korey. The Municipal Museum is locted in "Timbuktu koy Batouma" that is to say, the place where was the old Bouctou for the first time. In this museum we can find exhibitions, the well and the hut Bouctou "algalam Gambou" sacred door Timbuktu,  transformations

Teriyabougou

Teriyabougou, a center of Ecotourisme, is located on the banks of the River BaniĀ one of Niger River's tributaries at about 90 KM from Segou. Teriyabougou, which means (House of friendship), was founded by Father Bernard Vespiren. Teriyabougou is a real eco-tourism experience. Visit the village and the place where they smoke fish.

Ahmed Baba Islamic Center

The Ahmed Baba Institute, officially the Ahmed Baba Institute of Higher Learning and Islamic Research, is a library and research centre in Timbuktu.It was named after 17th-century Timbuktu scholar Ahmad Baba al Massufi. The centre holds approximately 20,000 manuscripts covering Mali's history, including the Tarikh al-Sudan. The majority of the manuscripts are from the 14th to 16th centuries, and most

Youga

One of the most visited areas of Mali, the area known as Dogon Country is a rather isolated area inhabited by about 350,000 (some say 800,000) Dogon people. This area is located near the eastern edge of Mali, near the Burkina Faso border. The Dogon people live in a series of villages along the Badiagara escarpment in three zones: the plateau,