Examples of using Walata in English and their translations into German
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Tichitt, for its part,has quite a lot in common with Walata itself.
Walata(farming belt and traditional wells)-Tiguiguil-Nema.
Rock paintings and carvings at Tuecritt. Return to Walata or bivouac.
The legendary lands of Walata offer scraps of history at each step.
Walata and the surrounding area are also rich in magnificent desert landscapes which are well worth enjoying.
There are several establishments in Walata where we can put up during our stay.
Walata, one of Mauritania's four oldest cities, has a city centre that has been declared World Heritage by UNESCO.
We mustn't forget the city's nomadic tradition,which also makes its influence felt in the cheerful character of the inhabitants of Walata.
On entering Walata for the first time, we are struck by a magical image of its beautifully adorned red adobe houses.
The local architecture is unique and the mural decoration andlocal crafts are examples of the particular nature of certain Walata traditions.
Walata has an impressive architectural, archaeological and cultural heritage, but this is not its only wealth.
Thanks to its privileged geographical situation, Walata became a crossroads of civilisations within Mauritania, the land of nomads.
Walata has splendid, beautifully decorated architecture; the natural surroundings of Walata are incredible; Walata has an important cultural legacy….
This is what will make it possible to include Walata on social and cultural tourist circuits, while at the same time respecting local assets.
In Walata you will find a cuisine with unique flavours, important archaeological remains and you can even venture into the desert on camel-back….
Each of the narrow streets and the buildings we come across on our visit to Walata are today a living example of the cultural heirloom of past centuries.
Visit the Walata Farming Cooperative, whose belt of farmland, some five hectares, and the camping site support 55 families in Walata.
This programme continued until in 2001 the Spanish Agency for International Cooperationdecided to entrust the Development NGO Món-3 with the Walata Development Project.
Reorientating farming in Walata, diversifying crops and reserving production for self-subsistence and for the local market.
In this way we can follow the path of the lions, see the old stone traps there are in the area and let ourselves get carried away by themagic of the sunset we are presented with on our arrival at Walata.
Finding out the best way to get to Walata, knowing which are the best roads for getting around Mauritania on, not getting lost in the most interesting parts of the country….
Officials at Món-3, advised by experts who travelled to the area, found that the crops that had until then been grown for marketingwere not viable on account of the distance between Walata and the nearest market, 116 km away along unmade-up roads.
We still have two days left before we leave Walata, so there is still time to marvel at the sunrise and sunset in El Dhar and to cross the dunes of the Walata Oued(ancient river bed) as far as the traditional wells and the fort.
Let us for a moment leave aside the city's historical and cultural heritage and turn to the life there is all around it. To start with, at its doors an impressive desert stretches away,surrounding the urban nucleus of Walata and merging into the clear sky of the Mauritanian day and the mantle of stars that covers it at night.