When you search for the best places to visit in Algeria, you will realize that you are facing a vast country, as it is the largest country in Africa and the Arab world, and this is reflected in the tremendous diversity, whether in terms of terrain and nature or even in terms of social life and Algerians. That is why Algeria is considered one of the few countries in the world that is a haven for tourists and visitors in all seasons and times. In this topic, I will dive with you into the depths of this great country. To choose tourist destinations that suit you.
Lake Tonga in El Kala
On the shores of the Mediterranean Sea shines one of the most prominent jewels of virgin nature.
Which includes all types of interconnected and integrated ecosystems to form the global reserve in El Kala, known as Tonga.
In which nature takes shape to paint us a very beautiful picture, in which the green of the trees blends with the blue of the lake and the blue of the sky.
A tour around it in a small boat will make you feel like you are in Thailand.
Especially because it contains rare animals and birds, along with the caravans of migratory birds from Europe in search of warmth and food.

Lake Tonga
Jijel Corniche
It is the forgotten paradise, or as the Italian painter Antonio Vivaldi called it, the Sapphire Coast.
It is truly a masterpiece of innate beauty and natural miracles that unfold throughout it and harmonize to form a divine symphony for us.
Seeing it captivates your heart between the rocks of its mountains, which extend in the embrace of the seas, the forests that extend along the coast, and the wondrous caves that extend in its sorrows.
In addition to the huge number of diverse monkeys that try to catch your eye with their games and funny movements.

Jijel Corniche
Hama Science Experimental Garden
One of the best places to visit in Algeria is the scientific experiments in Hamma. It is the first in Africa and the third in the world in terms of its extent.
It is located in the middle of the capital, Algiers, in a gradual manner towards the Gulf of Algiers in an extremely beautiful way.
Especially with its vegetation that includes hundreds of rare trees and plants within more than 2,500 species, which made it the filming location for the first Tarzan movie in 1938.
Walking in the experimental garden in Hamma has a special charm and endless splendor by walking in the corridors designed in the French and British styles.

Experimental Garden, Hamma
The reed
The popular district known as the Casbah is one of the oldest districts in Algeria, dating back more than 2,000 years.
Today, it is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in Algeria due to its historical role in all eras and times, given its strategic location.
It is located in the middle of the capital, Algiers, on the top of a plateau, in a pyramidal shape, where old houses and homes intertwine, enduring the test of time with their white walls, old doors, narrow, flowing alleys, and beautiful decorations.
By entering the Kasbah and wandering around inside it, you will stand listening to its historical stories that it tells in every corner.

The reed
Sidi M'Cid Bridge in Constantine
Sidi M'Cid Bridge forms the link between the two blocks of the city of Constantine, which are spread out on top of two rocks separated by the Wadi Rum.
Wadi Al-Ramal and its terrible depth, which exceeds one hundred and seventy-five meters and a width of one hundred and eighty-six meters.
This awe is indescribable when combined with the pleasure of standing and walking over the Sidi M'Cid Bridge and looking down.
To watch the birds and sparrows flying above the tall trees and flowers spread out on the edges of the deep valley.
Only then will you immerse yourself in the magic of this valley and the legends and stories told about it in the region.

Sidi M'Cid Bridge, Constantine
Sharia Reserve in the municipality
It is the place where the whiteness of snow embraces the whiteness of clouds.
It is interspersed with cedar forests and rare, towering trees, between whose sides flow valley torrents and sparkling springs.
That is why the Chrea Mountains Reserve is considered one of the best places to visit in Algeria, especially in the winter when it is covered in its pure white.
All this is in addition to the huge amount of animal and plant diversity in the Sharia Mountains.
It includes more than 1358 living species, including 794 plant species, 564 animal species and 121 bird species.

Sharia Reserve, Municipality
Timgad city
The city of Timgad is considered an artistic painting that reflects the features of Roman civilization and the splendor of the social, economic and cultural life of the Romans.
This is through the many and varied landmarks it includes, including the forum or what is known as the public square.
In addition to the Palace of Justice, the public market, the theatre, the public library, the municipal council and shops.
What makes it even more wonderful is the combination of these landmarks with its bright nature and the terrain of the lofty Aures Mountains, which makes it one of the best places to visit in Algeria.

Timgad city
Musk and mud bath in Guelma
As you gradually approach the musk and mud baths in the city of Hammam al-Dabbagh.
You will begin to notice white limestone mountains topped by clouds of thick steam that make them appear at first glance to be a huge white pot sitting over a blazing fire.
This is due to the high temperature of 96 degrees Celsius of the water flowing through it at a force of 6500 liters per minute.
Making it the second hottest volcano in the world after Iceland.

Musk and mud bath, Guelma
Tassili N'Ajjer Mountains, Illizi Province
The Tassili Mountains stand tall in the middle of the Algerian desert, forming what looks like a rocky and clay forest eroded by time.
What added to it a lot of strangeness and dazzle, as the Tassili Mountains are considered one of the world's greatest mysteries to this day.
Through what it carries between the folds of its rocks of inscriptions and drawings, the number of which reaches fifteen thousand drawings that have survived to this day and which date back to the Neolithic era.

Tassili N'Ajjer Mountains, Illizi
The summit of Askaram in Tamanrasset
If you are a fan of watching sunrise and sunset, you must have heard a lot about the most beautiful sunrise and sunset in the world.
Yes, it is known as the sunset of the Askaram, at an altitude of 2800 meters above sea level, when the sun begins to set behind the horizon of the vast desert interspersed with volcanic mountains, and with it the grains of sand begin to glow and the rocks of the mountains begin to sparkle as if it were an eternal paradise covered with an extended carpet of precious stones.

Eskram summit, Tamanrasset