Yifran
Yifran is a town located in the Nafusa Mountains of northwestern Libya. It is situated approximately 300 kilometers west of the capital city, Tripoli, and is a significant administrative and cultural center for the Amazigh (Berber) people in the region. The town is known for its distinct architecture, characterized by traditional stone houses built into the hillsides, often with flat roofs.
The economy of Yifran traditionally relies on agriculture, with olives, figs, and grains being common crops.
Historically, the Nafusa Mountains have been a stronghold for Amazigh culture and identity. Yifran, like other