Jalu Hostel

Located in the city of Jalu, northeastern Libya, which is considered a meeting point and concentration of desert roads, agriculture is the main pillar of the region's economy and its people embodied strong trade relations with the peoples of African countries, as they are considered the first that pass with commercial convoys through the longest desert path, which is famous for the Arbaeen Trail. Those who visit the city will see the historical evidence of different eras, including the tombs of the Libyan Nasamonis located in the Nasha area Among its most famous historical palaces are the four surrounding palaces built on square corners, namely Heri Palace, Nipos Palace, Gharqat Palace and Sharif Palace, to make this city famous as the jewel of the desert. A hostel was established with an administrative building and includes a meeting room.