Saharan Algeria Region - Explore the Treasures of the Saharan Desert
Covering a vast area in the south of Algeria, the Saharan Algeria Region consists of desert terrain as far as the eye can see, with lush oasis towns and villages scattered throughout the region like precious gems in the sand. These settlements are often inhabited by families who have lived there for generations, many with fascinating tales to tell of the extensive history and fascinating culture of the people and of the area. Even the barren landscape between oasis towns has an undeniable beauty which thousands of visitors have come to appreciate.
The magnificent limestone plateau in Saharan Algeria known as the M'zab valley is considered to be of such historic significance that it has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Exploring the ancient fortress cities in the M'zab valley is like taking a step back in time where life continues at a pace much different from the world's modern cities. The towns in the M'zab valley include Ghardaïa, Melika At Mlishet, El Guerara, Bounoura At Bunur, Bérianne, Beni Isguen At Isjen and El-Ateuf Tajnint.
Located deep in the Saharan Algeria Region, the city of Tamanrasset is popular with back-packers and campers, providing facilities for budget travelers who enjoy sleeping under the stars, as well as for visitors more accustomed to star-rated hotels. Another UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Saharan Algeria Region is the Tassili n'Ajjer National Park, which is well worth visiting. The town of Illizi is both the capital of the Illizi Province in the Saharan Algeria Region and one of the gateways to the Tassili n'Ajjer National Park. Illizi offers tourist accommodation and camping sites, making it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding areas. Other towns in Saharan Algeria which are popular tourist destinations include Hassi-Messaoud, Touggourt, Chenachene, Djanet, El Golea, Reggane, Timimoun and Tindouf.



User Comments & Reviews
2010-03-05 22:36:17
Try To Visit Oued-Souf ..in sahara of Algeria ...woderfull place ..
2010-02-24 17:52:46
algeria is the most beutiful country in the entier world but thier is not organisation and good hotels and restorant for all over tourists
2010-01-27 14:02:16
there will be the Hassi Messaoud Industries trade fare soon, is it worth visiting it ?
2010-01-24 11:41:21
Hi, Guys i am visiting frequently to Hassi Messaoud but not able to get any good hotel & restaurant to stay for a week. Please help me & provide the detail. Thanks every body
2010-01-23 23:34:11
to aboualla, if you search more you will find REDMED Hôtel, Compotel Hotel or alpha catering, high services ..and otrhers. mr kumara, about the food, i don't think that you will find the kind of your specialities, but there are somme asians here in Hassi Messaoud and you can find them by emails or phone. and if you don't, i can help you! Mr Baghdad bey Ahmed, all the Algeriens peapole like to have a relations with the others and since 1996 i think that you know that we like Irakien eapole. Mr Radwa, it's time to visite Hassi M industry exebition.
2010-01-19 21:38:52
Baghdad, I can't find any accomodation fi Hassi, Do you know a place where to stay for week please?
2009-12-21 17:47:50
well,as its written there, im a boy from timimoun,if any1 ever needed an information bout it,im there for help =)
2009-12-05 17:50:23
hi everybody i m luna from bejaia so the algerien sahara attracted me so much, and i find that it is so wonderful country i hope that one day i will have an opporunityto visit it
2009-11-23 17:26:52
Hi Guys I live in canada now but I am tryingto relocate myself around this town.hassi masssoud apprecaite if someone can give some tips of living there.Are there any asian food there or any malaysian comapnies working there
2009-11-13 16:39:04
I LIVES IH HASSI MASSAOUD SINCE 1996 , AND I HOPE TO CREATE A RELATIONS WIH ANY ONE WHO LIVES NOW HERE .
2009-10-17 08:57:37
very useful article, i hardly knew anything about Hassi Messaoud, and it gave me a clear vision on this town specially concerning the oilfield
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