aduar

The first meaning of the term aduar that presents the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) in your dictionary refers to a bedouin camp: that is, from nomadic arabs. Customs are made up of huts Y stores that provide accommodation to those who live in these places.

Usually the aduar develops with the stores organized in a circle around the cattle. The customs, in this way, function as small towns, which usually have some type of leader or chief (the sheikh).

There are other uses, however, of the concept of aduar. In some American countries, customs is called a awning of aborigines. It is also known as aduar al set of precarious houses and shops that are erected in a marginal region and are constituted as a poor town.

The Aduar, on the other hand, is the name of a club of farms created in what was formerly a ranch (paddock) of Arabian horses. It is a private neighborhood with an area of ​​760 hectares next to the Parana River, in the province of Buenos Aires (Argentina).

On The Aduar there are houses for sale and for rent. The club's infrastructure includes a perimeter fence, access controls, surveillance throughout the day and medium voltage electrical network.

In the town of Las Toninas, also in the Province from Buenos Aires, the El Aduar Complex It has apartments of one, two and three rooms for rent and for sale. This real estate venture is developed on the Costanera Avenue.

The Pension AduarFinally, it is a tourist establishment in Marbella (Spain). East lodging it is located in the old town.