People's Liberation Army Museum

The museum displays military vehicles, artillery, and weapons gathered from liberation campaigns, arranged in open-air sections that document decades of armed resistance. Equipment ranges from tanks and transport vehicles to smaller infantry weapons and specialized desert units.

The collection documents the Sahrawi people's decades-long struggle for independence against occupation, with artifacts reflecting multiple phases of conflict and international backing. The equipment tells the story of a movement that transformed from small-scale resistance to organized armed campaigns.

The place functions as a memorial that expresses Sahrawi identity and resistance through military equipment displayed as objects of collective memory. Visitors encounter the story of a people's determination to defend their homeland against occupation.

Visitors can examine vehicles and weapons up close while learning about their military roles in desert operations and combat conditions. The location is remote within a refugee camp and requires advance preparation and specific permissions to visit.

Among the displayed vehicles are specially modified Unimog trucks that were adapted specifically for desert operations and warfare. These customized machines reveal how local ingenuity combined with available international resources to create functional military equipment.