Africa is the world’s second-largest and second-most populous continent, after Asia in both cases
Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, draws in travelers with its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and incredible wildlife. If you’re planning a week-long adventure, this ultimate travel guide outlines the perfect itinerary to fully experience the charm and diversity of…
For enthusiasts of rock paintings, vast spaces, trekking, authenticity, and self-discovery, the prehistoric Tassili n’Ajjer offers an unusual and unique travel experience in the world Historical Background Sefar is an ancient lost city nestled in the heart of the Tassili…
Algiers, the capital city of Algeria, is situated in the northernmost part of the country along the Mediterranean coast. As a historical and cultural hub, it has been shaped by various civilizations over the centuries, contributing to its unique status…
Known as Al-Ghout in the Wadi Souf region, located in the southeast of Algeria, this is an abyssal depression between sand dunes with a depth of 40 meters and a diameter of 80 to 200 meters, created by farmers. Water…
This type of singing was prevalent in the Tamimoun region and its environs since ancient times and was known before Islam as “Aznoun,” later evolving into the current name “Ahlil Guarara” [Algerian lyrical heritage threatened with oblivion]. Some believe that…
Tamimoun abounds with many archaeological sites, including Draa Palace. On the way to this historical landmark, you are accompanied by complete silence, a deceptive mirage, towering sand dunes, and vast areas of land still waiting to be explored—especially since, in…
The Algerian desert is renowned for one of its most important and prominent tourist areas, Timimoun, located 220 km north of Adrar Province and nicknamed the Red Oasis. Timimoun resembles a creative painting or mosaic made of sand dunes, palaces,…
In the heart of a vast, desolate expanse of the Algerian desert, amidst the stark white sands of Beida, lies the ancient archaeological city of Sedrata. This historical site, once adorned with palaces and surrounded by lush gardens, is now…
Algerian tourism has recently become an important economic and strategic sector due to its unique economic and natural features, which offer financial and economic resources beyond the hydrocarbon sector and drive economic growth. It plays a significant role in reducing…
The Mzab or M’zab is a Berber- speaking region in the north of the Algerian Sahara , from Ghardaïa in the 55th wilaya km south of Algiers (441 km as the crow flies). It extends over approximately 8,000 square kilometers and is home to more than 200,000 inhabitants (2008 census). The Mzab is a plateau crossed by a wadi of the same…
The market square is located in the southwestern suburb of the royal residence and is called “Azgar Oghram,” which means “outside the castle.” It was once frequented by trade caravans that came from distant regions, bringing various goods. This square…
The Pyramids of Algeria, also known as the Jeddars or Djeddar, are a group of unique ancient monuments located in Algeria. Here are the key points about these fascinating structures: Location and Number: There are 13 pyramid tombs situated on…
