Six places you must visit in Mauritania before the end of the year

Terjit

Terjit is a 45-km road which is unique for its desert-like nature and a stream. The road which is covered by trees is historically used for religious ceremonies including wedding ceremonies.

It has been in existence for over 600 years. It is also the usual spot for the coronation of some African princes. American explorer, Michael Johnson was the first non-African to step foot at Terjit.

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