Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Bhalil (Arabic: البهاليل / al-Bahālīl) is a town in the north of Morocco.Set on the side of a hill 6 km northwest of Sefrou, the village of Bhalil is notable for its unique cave houses located in the old part of the village, and for its eclectically coloured homes, linked together by a network of bridges.Some of the cave houses in Bhalil are routinely open to tourists to visit, but are rapidly disappearing as the village modernizes.A tour of these houses can be arranged with friendly local guides at a nominal fee.Bhalil is also known for its production of Jelleba Buttons.Village women can often be found in alleyways, chatting while they diligently work through hundreds of strings and buttons in the creation of traditional Jelleba.The village is also known for its olive oil production, and traditional bread ovens."@en }
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- Bhalil abstract "Bhalil (Arabic: البهاليل / al-Bahālīl) is a town in the north of Morocco.Set on the side of a hill 6 km northwest of Sefrou, the village of Bhalil is notable for its unique cave houses located in the old part of the village, and for its eclectically coloured homes, linked together by a network of bridges.Some of the cave houses in Bhalil are routinely open to tourists to visit, but are rapidly disappearing as the village modernizes.A tour of these houses can be arranged with friendly local guides at a nominal fee.Bhalil is also known for its production of Jelleba Buttons.Village women can often be found in alleyways, chatting while they diligently work through hundreds of strings and buttons in the creation of traditional Jelleba.The village is also known for its olive oil production, and traditional bread ovens.".
- Bhalil comment "Bhalil (Arabic: البهاليل / al-Bahālīl) is a town in the north of Morocco.Set on the side of a hill 6 km northwest of Sefrou, the village of Bhalil is notable for its unique cave houses located in the old part of the village, and for its eclectically coloured homes, linked together by a network of bridges.Some of the cave houses in Bhalil are routinely open to tourists to visit, but are rapidly disappearing as the village modernizes.A tour of these houses can be arranged with friendly local guides at a nominal fee.Bhalil is also known for its production of Jelleba Buttons.Village women can often be found in alleyways, chatting while they diligently work through hundreds of strings and buttons in the creation of traditional Jelleba.The village is also known for its olive oil production, and traditional bread ovens.".