Visit Nugaal

Nugaal is a region situated in the northern part of Somalia, bordering Puntland and Ethiopia. The region is known for its vast semi-arid desert lands, lush green pastures and many oasis. There are numerous historical sites to visit in Nugaal including the famous Dhagah Nur Mosque, which dates back to the early 13th century, and also GannoCadey's archaeological remains. Other interesting places to visit include Lag Badana National Park where visitors can observe diverse wildlife such as elephants, lions and cheetahs.

In addition to its historic sites and spectacular landscapes Nugaal offers an exciting cultural experience with unique ethnic groups like Warsangeli who practice traditional farming methods based on old techniques from their ancestors. Interesting historical facts about Nugall are that it was once part of Italian Somaliland during World War II when British forces reoccupied it after Italy's surrender in 1943.

The most popular tourist destinations of the area include Warsangeli Coast which is renowned for its stunning coral reefs and mangrove forests plus Laas Geel caves filled with ancient rock art from Neolithic times, both of which offer visitors an opportunity to learn more about this rich culture.