well Timbuktu was so famous because of their salt that was the most famous food that they owned the had more salt because the trade it in for their country's wealth, gold!
Timbuktu was so important because it was considered a hub for Islamic learning and trading. Its location was at a major crossroads of the Sahara Desert.
because they traded it in TImbuktu for salt so there food wouldn't spoil
Timbuktu was important to Songai for it's location between the salt mines in Northern Africa, and Gold Fields in the south.
currently not really current day timbuktu is just a town in the north african state of mali. however in historical times timbuktu was an important town in the transaharan trade and acted as an important market town with several trade routes coverging around the town.
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Timbuktu was important as a crossing place for major camel caravan routes and as a salt distribution centre.
by the 1400s, Timbuktu had become a leading center of learning. The city drew some of the best scholars from all over the Muslim world. In his book, history and description of Africa, Leo Africanus described the intellectual life of the city
Sundiata, the great chief of the Malinke and the king of the Mali Empire, made Timbuktu an important center for Islamic Culture
Timbuktu is 99% Muslim, so the Catholic population is very small, less than 1%.
Gao, Timbuktu, and Jenne
the answer is Timbuktu