http://www.algeria.com/blog/ en 2009-06-18T12:20:51+01:00 hourly 6 2009-06-18T12:20:51+01:00 http://www.algeria.com/blog/cap-de-garde 2009-06-18T12:20:51+01:00 en Editor Travel Anyone planning a trip to the Algerian city of Annaba simply has to make sure that they include a visit to Cap de Garde in their travel itinerary. Travelling to this stunning destination from Annaba takes you along picturesque stretches of beach which will likely lure you to spend the entire day here soaking up the sun. http://www.algeria.com/blog/kerzaz 2009-05-25T13:41:11+01:00 en Editor Travel There are many big cities and smaller towns in Algeria that have become popular destinations for tourists and visitors, but many travelers often want to explore villages that are not influenced by the tourism industry. They seek out quaint destinations that are untouched by modernization and where they can enjoy an authentic Algerian experience. Most of these types of towns and villages are located in the sea of desert dunes and are the notorious oases that are romanticized about in novels. One of these pictures destinations is Kerzaz. http://www.algeria.com/blog/international-festival-of-the-comic 2009-04-23T15:49:56+01:00 en Editor News Most of us try to find humor in our daily existences, especially when we are going through a tough patch in our lives. Politics seems so much less serious in the newspaper comic strip, and many find comfort in this funny form of art. Some find heroes between the pages of a comic book, others learn valuable life lessons; but no matter what you take away from comics, these delightful sketches have become a part of our lives, and sometimes, our escape. To celebrate the artists who have put smiles on our faces and to encourage young artists, Algeria will be hosting the second Festival International de la Bande Dessinee d’Alger, or International Festival of the Comic. http://www.algeria.com/blog/ouargla 2009-03-26T20:19:55+00:00 en Editor Features When looking at visiting various countries, tourist are generally attracted to destinations that are a little off the beaten track and somewhat unique. In Algeria, visitors will find a host of towns and villages that are waiting to be discovered. In the Ouargla province in Algeria, its capital city is one of the destinations of the country that will fascinate and amaze tourist, and is a city that is truly spectacular and has much to offer visitors. Ouargla has a personality of its own and has a number of attractions that won’t be found anywhere else. http://www.algeria.com/blog/boumerdes-the-coastal-gem-of-algeria 2009-03-02T13:44:34+00:00 en Editor Travel The province of Boumerdès is located in the north of Algeria, with its nine districts being located between the cities of Tizi-Ouzou and Algiers. It is a very diverse province, with modern cities, popular holiday destinations and historic towns contributing to the uniqueness and magnificence of the province. Its capital city, Boumerdès, is situated on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, transforming the city into an ideal vacation destination, as well as an economic centre. Travelling through the Boumerdès province, guarantees to surprise and inspire visitors. http://www.algeria.com/blog/music-lovers-should-definitely-attend-the-el-hasnaoui-symposium 2009-02-25T10:34:21+00:00 en Editor Features Sheikh El Hasnaoui is an incredible artist whose work has come to stand out as being above that of many of his peers. As such he was the obvious choice for a symposium that will cover not only his work but also his life. Fans of El Hasnaoui’s work will no doubt be eager to learn more about this upcoming event. http://www.algeria.com/blog/2nd-pan-african-cultural-festival 2009-02-13T09:43:21+00:00 en Editor Features The 2nd Pan-African Cultural Festival will be taking place in Algiers from July 5 to 20, 2009. A lot of preparation has already gone into the festival, with the Algerian Ministry of Culture having launched an Internet Site dedicated entirely to the event. This is just one of many of the steps taken for the Pan-African Cultural Festival. http://www.algeria.com/blog/national-museum-of-modern-and-contemporary-art-a-new-attraction-to-explore 2009-01-30T10:57:37+00:00 en Editor Travel Wednesday 21 January 2009 was a noteworthy day for art lovers living in Algeria. It was on that day that the new National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MAMA) was inaugurated. The museum opened its doors with an exhibition by Peruvian artist Sergio Silva Cajahuaringa entitled “L’Homme, Art and Ecology”. http://www.algeria.com/blog/discovering-the-coastal-town-of-dellys 2009-01-21T11:59:36+00:00 en Editor Travel There are a number of delightful little towns in Algeria that are well worth visiting. Although some of them may have somewhat tumultuous connotations due to past happenings, in many instances that is now very much a thing of the past. One of the lovely coastal towns you might want to know more about is that of Dellys. http://www.algeria.com/blog/houria-aichi-in-concert-in-algiers 2009-01-13T10:06:56+00:00 en Editor Features It’s not every day that great musicians choose to visit Algeria so music-loving Algerians will no doubt be very excited to learn that Houria Aichi will be visiting Algeria soon. The musician will be bringing her jazzy sounds all the way to Algiers to enthrall local audiences on February 12 when she puts on a large and noteworthy music concert in Algeria.