The Libyan caretaker and a tourist guide sit at the entrance to the Qasr or fortified granary in the village of Qasr Al Haj on Jebel Nafusa. Built in the second half of the 12th century AD, the Qasr is the best example of Berber architecture in Libya.

The Libyan caretaker and a tourist guide sit at the entrance to the Qasr or fortified granary in the village of Qasr Al Haj on Jebel Nafusa. Built in the second half of the 12th century AD, the Qasr is the best example of Berber architecture in Libya.
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