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• Ech Cheliff: A Fascinating Destination

  During the Roman times, the Ech Cheliff Province of Algeria was named Castellum Tingitanum. It is located on the Cheliff River, assisting this great agriculture province with the natural ...

• The Algerian War on Screen

  The new movie Outside the Law will premier at the French Film Festival. It was directed by Rachid Bouchareb, who was born in France but is of Algerian descent. His film is able to reach out to ...

• Touring Tabelbala

  Algeria has numerous hidden gems that are rarely explored by visitors, chiefly because travelers are unaware of their existence. When traveling through the southwestern regions of Algeria, ...

• Lalla Fatma N’Soumer: A Symbol of Feminine Strength

  The title Lalla is given to women who are considered saints or of a high ranking, much like the title Sidi for men. From the start Lalla Fatma N'Soumer proved to be a force to be reckoned ...

• A Journey to Assekrem

  The Tamanrasset Province in Algeria is known for two spectacular nature reserves, namely the Ahaggar National Park and the Tassili n’Ajjer National Park. There are a few other attractions in ...

• Travel to Bechar

  The Bechar Province of Algeria consists mostly of uninhabitable landscapes. Dry sand dunes and the well-known Erg Er Raoui and Western Erg are located in this province. Even though there are ...

• Ghardaia Carpet Festival

  The picturesque city of Ghardaia is located in the Gharadaia Province of Algeria and is situated approximately three hundred and seventy miles outside of Algiers. It is a historical city that ...

• Regency of Algiers

  Algeria is a country that has seen many changes throughout its existence. A memorable historical time period began in 1525, after Hayredding Barbarossa captured Algiers in 1516. Aruj was ...

• A Visit to Azazga

  Azazga is a destination in Algeria that is blanketed in history and a rich traditional culture that has made this town a significant attraction to visit. It was established in the year 1882 by ...