Stunning view. We climbed up the stairs and were greeted by friendly villagers. Yet we did not know and nobody told us that it’s dangerous. The hill is falling apart on the south side. It is not safe to go up. It’s a ticking time bomb. All villagers were evacuated and left except for one family.

Because of a rock that fell down on an abandoned house, the village is cut of. There is a fence and a guard. We were not allowed to go in by foot or car. The next day I went back, assuming it was only for a day, but it was permanent. I convinced the guard that I would only stay 5 min and was allowed to go up by car. The sight is very nice and there is a small mausoleum up the hill, not spectacular though. A lady called me up to visit here house. There were practically one of the only left in the tiny village. She and her husband were ok, but still I was a bit done with the fact everybody in this country wants to sell you stuff... It's not being friendly, it's more creating an opportunity to sell... I can't blame them, but it doesn"t sit well with me somehow. I totally recommend going to Zriba, another berber village a bit further up the road to Zaghouan. It is more dramatical and completely abandonned. It was magical in there.