In what desert village will visitors find the cave-like dwellings where scenes from the movie Star Wars were filmed?

No, the made their house with mud people. Call them cliff dwellings!

In the Kharidian Desert. On the P2P side of the Shantay Pass. South of the village in the middle of the desert.

you have to go through the desert, phecan city, and pyrite town then you get to agate village.

the Sahara desert on the outskirts

Matmata caves in Tunisia.

tutankhamun's tomb at the village of the kings

Las Vegas, alone, receives millions of visitors each year.

The Alvord Desert is a very small area of semi-arid land in eastern Oregon but really offers nothing that would make it attractive for visitors.

No, most consider it to have been seen as they drove past at 70 mph.

The river gives water to the village.

Maryvale Village's motto is 'Home of Blockbuster Desert Sky Pavalion'.

These pueblo-style dwellings are perfectly adapted for the high desert environments of the Four Corners area. As the Anasazi moved from being nomadic hunter gatherers to being sedentary they started to build larger group dwellings. These pueblo dwellings were typically sited in alcoves within the sandstone where they were somewhat sheltered from the elements. Toward the end of the Anasazi period (about 1150-1300 AD) the dwellings were sited in highly defensible positions further up the…

The Taklamakan Desert is in no way a tourist destination so few people visit it during any season. It has no accommodations and virtually no infrastructure such as roads.

you keep lookin for a village and take picture of it ,be fast, you have no guns

i am a history teacher in the 7th grade and it iss.... tiv

a) salt doesn't melt, though it does dissolve b) I'm not aware of any dwellings anywhere that are made of salt, unless it's a novelty

No, hurricanes are formed in the ocean. Clarification: While hurricanes themselves do not occur in the desert, remains of such storms are occasional visitors to the southwest desert states of the United States bringing torrential rains that can sometimes last for days. These have been known to cause severe flooding.

The Pueblo Indians used adobe and/or rocks to build their multi-storied dwellings.

Because, in the desert, the ant will cut large leaves and carry them on their back as shade or a parasol. Then they will store them later like beach umbrellas in their subterranean dwellings for later use.

Oraibi, also referred to as Old Oraibi, is a Hopi village in Navajo County, Arizona, in the northeastern part of the state.

One that inhabits a place, especially as a permanent resident: the inhabitants of a fishing village; snakes, lizards, and other inhabitants of the desert.

Oraibi, also referred to as Old Oraibi, is a Hopi village in Navajo County, Arizona, in the northeastern part of the state.

it happened not that long ago... the village idiot was walking around around in the desert and saw it and yelled "oh. what is that? that has never been there!"

No they didn't depend on the seasons. They were built into the face of a mountain and were stone as well as carved out of the mountain. The great thing about them is that they were cool in the summer and warm in the winter. The Southwest weather is not a very harsh one compared to other areas and the Pueblo dwellings were located high on a mountain. Not only did they have protection from…

A sukkah (סוכה) or temporary hut, symbolizing the temporary dwellings that our ancestors used during their pilgrimage to Jerusalem for the Harvest festival. It also symbolizes the huts that our ancestors used when they wandered in the desert for 40 years.