Ksar Hallouf

Ksar Hallouf (the fortified village nominated by the Tunisian government to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site) was built in the thirteenth century by local Berber groups, expanded in the mid-nineteenth century, and restored in 2006 AD, and is composed of a series of And a group of spacious courtyards and rooms with cylindrical domes that were built in order to store and preserve grain, and it is considered an important tourist attraction in the southern part of the country.