The palace is named after its contructor, Moussa or Moses in Arabic. The man
started building the palace himself since he was young for his beloved girl, a
dream that stayed with him since he was a kid (this actually did not occur
without an expense on his school matters).

Every stone in the palace was hand carved and fitted by himself. There aren't
even two stones in the palace that are alike.

Moussa is still very much alive today and is in the palace, which is open for
visitors. He even personally signs a book about his life and his construction
of the palace once purchased.

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