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Tunisia is North Africa's smallest country, and water is scarce almost everywhere. Yet when a family eats from one shared pot, the guest is served first.
In the Tunis medina, one red chechia cap passes through six pairs of hands before it is sold.
Jasmine is picked before six in the morning, tied into small bouquets and worn for a single day.
In Matmata, families still live in underground homes built around sunken courtyards.
Off the Kerkennah Islands, fishermen trap fish behind long lines of palm fronds, a method UNESCO listed in 2020.
At El Djem, the town lives right up against a Roman amphitheater built for 35,000 people.
Over 21 stops, this 4K travel documentary shows what living in Tunisia looks like today. You will learn how people keep cool below ground and how a dry land shaped Tunisian culture, crafts and food. Along the way, Berber, Roman, Arab and Jewish traditions still sit side by side.
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