Western Sahara Territory
Explore the Western Sahara Pavilion: its type, curator, status, flag, culture, food, music, history and related passports.
Marhba! That’s welcome, in Hassaniya.
الصحراء الغربية: Non-self-governing territory
Emblems
Emblems of Western Sahara
- No Emblems yet. The first ones collected in Western Sahara will show here.
Western Sahara in a minute
A tent, a fire, the stars
- International status: On the UN list of non-self-governing territories
- Most of it is administered by Morocco, as part of its regions. The Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic claims it.
- Morocco’s Pavilion shows it too.
- Morocco’s Pavilion
Say it like a local
- Marhba (welcome)
- Labas (all is well)
- Shukran (thank you)
- Ishtari? (what’s new?)
At the table
Food & drink
- Atay: Green tea, mint and sugar, in three rounds.
- Camel milk: Fresh camel milk, often drunk raw.
- Taguella: Flatbread baked in the sand.
- Dates with almonds: Sweet dates stuffed with almonds.
Festivals
The two Eids
- Eid al-Fitr
- Eid al-Adha
- Islamic feasts follow the moon: the day shown is the expected one, confirmed after the sighting.
Top local drinks in Western Sahara
Top local desserts in Western Sahara
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