Tataouine is a city in southern Tunisia known for its traditional ksour (fortified granaries) like Ksar Ouled Soltane, and stunning desert landscapes that inspired the planet Tatooine in Star Wars.

Ksar Ouled Soltane, near Tataouine in southern Tunisia, is a remarkably preserved, 15th-century Berber fortified granary (ksar) made of adobe, featuring stacked vaulted rooms called ghorfas around two courtyards for storing food and valuables, strategically built on a hilltop for defense against raids, and gained international fame as a filming location for Star Wars: The Phantom Menace

Ksar Daghara is a traditional, fortified Berber granary village (a ksar) in Tunisia's Tataouine region, built by North African tribes for storing crops and defense, featuring stacked, vaulted rooms (ghorfas) and central courtyards, and is part of the UNESCO Tentative List for its unique architecture and cultural significance, representing a distinctive style of Saharan vernacular heritage.

Chenini is an ancient Berber village in southern Tunisia, famous for its unique architecture carved into the rock, traditional cave-like homes, and a prominent white mosque connecting the peaks, offering a glimpse into centuries-old Berber life

a historic fortified Berber granary village in southeastern Tunisia, famous for its unique architecture of vaulted rooms (ghorfas) and as a filming location for Mos Espa in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace as well where we will have local meal before going back to djerba