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Kasbah of Algiers

In the heart of the capital, the alleys and Ottoman-era houses tell the story of a city overlooking the Mediterranean.

Tipasa is an ancient city located on the western coast of Algiers, the capital of Algeria. It was founded by the Phoenicians as a commercial center and later developed under Roman rule. The city features remains of temples, amphitheaters, basilicas, and royal shrines. One of its most notable landmarks is the Royal Mauritanian Temple, located

Tassili n’Ajjer

The Tassili n'Ajjer plateau is located in southeastern Algeria, near the Libyan border. It covers a vast area of approximately 72,000 square kilometers. It is renowned for its rock formations dating back to thousands of years before the Common Era. These engravings reflect the transformation of the Sahara region.

Bissa Forest

Bissa Forest is located in a strategic and exceptional position, about 10 kilometers north of Zaboujeh Circle and 30 kilometers south of Beni Hawa Coast. This forest extends to an elevation of 1,125 meters above sea level, providing it with a humid and moderate climate, mostly throughout the year.

Timgad

The city of Timgad is located in the Batna region in the central part of the Atlas Mountains. It was founded by the Roman Emperor Trajan in the year 100 AD as a military and civilian settlement. It is characterized by its regular grid layout with straight streets intersecting at right angles. The site features notable landmarks such as a

M’Zab Valley

The M'Zab Valley is located in Ghardaïa Province, southern Algeria, and is home to the Ibades. The five main towns were established in the 10th century AD to serve as a safe refuge. The layout of the villages is based on a strict defensive system and a unique social organization. Mosques are centered in

Djémila

Djémila is located in the Sétif province in northeastern Algeria and was historically known as Caucon. It was founded in the 1st century AD as a thriving Roman settlement. The city follows a precise Roman layout despite its mountainous terrain. Djémila features a Roman theater and a plaza.

Al Qal’a of Beni Hammad

Al Qal’a of Beni Hammad is located in M’Sila, central Algeria. It is a fortified city founded by Hamad ibn Bulkin in 1007 AD. The fortress was the first capital of the Beni Hammad state before its fall in 1152. The fortress is known for its remains of palaces, mosques, and massive walls. Among its most notable features

Ighzer Ksar

A historical site showcasing traditional architecture in the Qourara area and one of the beautiful archaeological palaces in the Timimoun region, located about 20 km from the city, known for its scenic, oasis-like atmosphere, attracting both local and international tourists.

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