Leave M'Hamid through the palm grove, gently stepping from village life into open desert. The silence grows with every step. After about 4–5 hours of walking, reach the dunes of Sidi Naji. Camp settles, tea warms on the fire, and end the day with a simple moment of quiet meditation.

Walk deeper into the Sahara, following the soft rhythm of the caravan. Your destination is Erg Zahar, famous for the low vibration the dunes make when the wind moves the sand — the 'song' of the desert. This is one of Aziz's childhood places, where his family used to rest during long migrations. Camp at the foot of the dunes, with space for a sunset meditation.

This day leads you through quiet, untouched dunes where few travelers pass. The walk becomes simple and present: one step, one breath. Arrival at Erg Sedra, a calm place perfect for stargazing and reflection.

The landscape opens and the dunes rise higher as you move toward Erg Chigaga. The silence becomes deep and grounding. Aziz often says that crossing these dunes as a teenager taught him patience and respect for nature. Night camp at the foot of Chigaga, ideal for a peaceful star meditation.

Continue toward the dry riverbed of Oued Laatach and the tamarisk area of Kreeat Jmal. By now the rhythm of walking feels natural and light. A beautiful day for silent walking or simple breathwork. Camp among tamarisk trees.

A final 4-hour walk brings you slowly back toward M'Hamid. When the first palm trees appear, you feel the circle closing. Lunch in the shade, then return to the village — carrying a quieter, clearer energy inside.