German tour operators visit Ghardaïa
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May God bless your times... The exploratory journey for the German Tour Operators and Tourism Association, led to Ghardaïa, the capital of the Mizan region designated by UNESCO and the city of the Seven Castles, renowned for its unique architectural design, took place between
May God make your times happy....
The exploratory journey organized by the German Tour Operators and Tourism Association, which took them to Ghardaïa, the capital of the Mizan region designated by UNESCO and the city of the Seven Castles, renowned for its unique architectural design, is linked to its geographical location, distinctive traditions, and rich history, making it a distinguished destination for desert tourism.
The delegation visited the Ghardaïa citadel, Bounoura, Elat, and Ghardaïa market, as well as the ancient mosques located in the city, which are considered the pride of each city and serve as its defensive line. These mosques are characterized by simplicity and fluidity, with no inscriptions or decorations on their walls. The minarets rise above the surrounding collapsed buildings in a circular fashion, and among the city's mosques, the Great Tower Mosque stands out.
The delegation also visited some of the reception facilities in the region, such as the Mizab Hotel in Béchar and the Tazrabet Hospitality House.
The delegation was impressed by the unique character of the wilaya, its diverse historical, cultural, and religious landscape, as well as its distinctive and authentic architectural features.
Source: National Tourism Office of Algeria — Facebook · Reference source