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Dusty medina towns, earthy North African marketplaces and Bedouin bazaars and a curious Parisian flavour to its cityscapes makes Algeria a real treasure. Unravel its stories with a tourHQ guide.
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Hello My name rasha i born and raise in Algeria i finished my study of tourism and hotel and i have ...
Hello everyone, I'm Lotfi, born and raised in Algeria. I'm a pro guide in most of northern ...
Hi, I'm Billel and I am from Constantine, I hold Master degree in Applied Linguistics with an ...
I already completed 10 years experience in Algeria. I covered the all main touristic ...
Welcome to my corner of the world! I'm Sofiane Bacha, your dedicated tour leader here at Première ...
Hello, I am Mahamoud Akka! I was born and raised in Sahara, Algeria.I am deeply passionate about ...
Moussa Tuareg guide Djanet and organizer of trekking, 18 years of experience of tourism, offers ...
Greetings, I'm Mahdjoub Abdelkarim. I began my career in 2009 as a hotel receptionist, a role that ...
Greetings! I'm Mohamed Baali, your dedicated guide and driver in the mesmerizing desert landscapes. ...
Greetings, I am an authorized accompanying guide with a deep-rooted passion for museums, historical ...
Hello, my name is Mohamed Hamid and I am a South Algerian tour operator. I have been a guide for ...
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This colossal cut out of North Africa remains oddly one of the continent’s least explored destinations. Tourist numbers still flounder at a low in the wake of political upheavals to boot. Yet there are unique experiences on offer here that simply cannot be had elsewhere on the planet, from wandering amidst some of the world’s best-preserved cave painting collections in the UNESCO-attested Plateau of the Rivers (Tassili n'Ajjer), to sampling the earthy, tribal cuisine of the Algerian Sahara.
What’s more, the capital at Algiers remains a palimpsest of cultural interest, where all the hallmarks of past colonial powers and North African nuances can still be spotted on the street corners, while the Parisian-style squares now buzz with an after dark energy that’s largely unheard of in this corner of the continent.
For those who want to flavour the unique melange of tribal cultures and religious faiths that have accumulated in Algeria over the centuries, there’s perhaps no better place to explore than the fabled valley of Ghardaia, a place any Algeria tour guide will tell you still exemplifies the nation’s diversity in all its facets.
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