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Arab herdsman travelling across the semi-arid Sahel in search of better grazing grounds and water sources
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Animal-powered well with a bag connected to a long rope and guided by a pulley. The camel is used to raise the pulled bag to the surface
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To draw water from a deep well, Tubu use the old Delou (meaning pouch in Arabic) system consisting of a water vessel, a rope and a pulley
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Camels can go a week without water but when it's time to quench their thirst they can drink up to thirty liters
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Daza (part of the Tubu ethnic group) are fierce and independent nomads often feared by their neighbours
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Sheeps wait for their turn to drink while a camel pulls a bucket of water out of the well
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Sandstone is a particularly soft rock and over a very long period of time got eroded by the wind to form pinnacles
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Labelled as an Eden in the Sahara, the Ennedi Massif was declared a Unesco World Heritage site in 2016
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Nestled in among a towering gorge, the Guelta d'Archei is one of Sahara's most famous water source
