Travel Guide Moulhoulé

321 km from Djibouti, 148 km from Tadjourah, 86 km from Obock, 100 km from Assab (Eritrea).The small village of Moulhoulé is the last real locality before the Eritrean border. It is trapped between the sandy coast and a vast floodplain. Coming from the hills, the wadi of Galalé ends its journey there. The inhabitants live mainly from fishing. We are closer here to Assab in Eritrea than to Tadjourah. Tracks lead inland to Alaïli Dadda."Below is the small village of the same name. From afar, it seems to be sliding towards the sea... Two series of small houses separated by the bed, now dry, from the wadi often in flood and a jumble of brinquebalante huts: that's the topography. Because the houses are painted with lime, the coral-coloured village is sad on sunny days but restful as soon as it benefits from a touch of shade. Everywhere the perpetual struggle of light and shadow. "Abdourahman A. Waberi, Balbala.Very nice description. However, today, it is strictly inadvisable to venture beyond Khor Angar. The entire Djibouti-Eritrea border area is a military zone and therefore totally closed to visitors.