English: Is the most eastern village in Dakhla. It has an interesting cemetery with unusual mud tombstones which are painted blue or white. Apart from that the most interesting thing about Tineida is its history. It was the final destination of the survivors of an epic trek made by the Bedouin of Kufra in 1930. Not wanting to live under Italian control, about 500 individuals set off intending to settle in the Jebal Uwaynat area but, on arrival, found it too dry and inhospitable. The majority of them waited with no food and very little water while a scouting group went on to Dakhla to see if the conditions there were better. A survey team led by P.A.Clayton came across those left behind at Uwaynat. They were in a terrible condition from the lack of food, water and the enormous distance they had covered. Clayton's team rescued those they could carry in their cars and alerted the authorities who sent out a search party to help the remaining survivors. About 300 of the original 500 reached Tineida safely having crossed 675km of arid desert.