The Agrabit reservoir in Kerouan is an important source of water in Tunisia. The design here is very local. One of the large pools is covered with sheep's skin and camel skin to collect rainwater, and then flow into the large pool to settle, which is an important source of purification. It is really imaginative and worth visiting.

The Agrabit reservoir is one of the sources of water for the people of Kailuvan. It is two very huge reservoirs, one large and one small, mainly to collect precipitation here, and then filter to the large pool, really is a symbol of the wisdom of the people, it is worth visiting.

Agrabit Reservoir. A special installation made by Arabs collecting water in the desert. Visited the Agrabit Reservoir to climb the castle overlooking the Reservoir. The reservoir is divided into two pools, small pools are used to collect rainwater, while large pools are used to settle impurities and form clear water. Because Kailuvan is a water-scarce region, the locals built 15 reservoirs in 862 AD, a symbol of the ingenuity of the people living in the desert.

Built in the ninth century AD, the reservoir can accommodate 10,000 cubic meters of water, and there is an octagonal pavilion on the pool.

A pool of history and stories in a small Tunisian town.

This great pool, not to see him prosaic, was a vital place during Arab rule. Each reservoir is divided into size and two, the large is used to store water for land, is isolated by local sheepskin, the small is used to collect rainwater through precipitation and then through the two small airs, into the large pool, so as to collect rainwater.