Travel Tips and Stories of Algeria
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Algeria from travelers sharing their experiences
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Travel guide of Algeria
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Algeria from travelers sharing their experiences
Book your trip to Algeria and remunerate who inspired you
Travel guide of Algeria
We were on an evening trip, my friends, my brother and I outside of the town, so we stopped by a nice place with an amazing open field, just trees and grass all over the way, and there were this sunset and my brother enjoying the view, then this photo was born
Experienced by Iheb AB
Was sitting here for 2 hours talking with friends and suddenly turned our head up and saw this beauty
I was in the top of the mountain and decided to do some long exposure photo to catch some lights because of the bad quality of my phone so i got this
Tin Bider is an ancient and eroded meteor crater on the Tin Rhert Plateau in the Algerian Sahara. Tin Bider is nearly 6 kilometers (3.7 miles) in diameter and was caused by a meteorite impact in this region of northern Africa roughly 70 million years ago. The other streaks near the crater are unrelated to the impact event. These rock folds are geologic features older than the crater.
Been there for 5 hours and decided to took some long exposure shoot because of the bad quality of my phone
I was on my way back to home and saw that the sky was on fire , took my phone and asked a random dude to stay there just the time to take the photo
What look like pale yellow paint streaks slashing through a mosaic of mottled colors are ridges of wind-blown sand that make up Erg Iguidi, an area of ever-shifting sand dunes extending from Algeria into Mauritania in northwestern Africa. Erg Iguidi is one of several Saharan ergs, or sand seas, where individual dunes often surpass 500 meters-nearly a third of a mile-in both width and height.
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This is my picture I picked up because nature is beautiful
So this is where I grew up, hooray!
Listening to Stephen’s latest song where he says “Man growing up aint what I thought it would be� really got me thinking, I remember being young and I just had had this little seed planted in me that kept poking me, I wanted to fly! but the more I grew up the more I realized that it’s so far from being true and it just kept fading away slowly, that was when I was around 11yo. Now, I’m in university and things don’t look so clear to me, because I’ve never had a thing for school.
this my friend a took this pic of her after i have seen alot of pics in this place
it was very beautiful view when i was going to jijal city in algeria country i took this pict and im in bus it was very hard to took it
We were on our way to la city in Algeria, it was 18:57
old abandoned van captured with the sunset and a beautiful cloudy sky
Øين نتوه، دائما هنالك مرجع المنارة للقوارب والسÙ�ن، والمئذنة للجميع
a mix of sahara climat un snow and sunset
Experienced by Hichem Meghachou
maybe you need to present yourself ? but he don't !
Ghardaïa is the capital city of Ghardaïa Province, Algeria. The commune of Ghardaïa n her 1963 book, La Force des choses, the French existentialist philosopher Simone de Beauvoir described Ghardaïa as "a Cubist painting beautifully constructed"
masjid where most people Islamic they pray for god
Experienced by kheldoun imad