Oran

Bejaia

Setif

Ghardaia

Tlemcen

Annaba

Constantine

Algiers

Sidi Bel Abbès

Jijel

El Khroub

Ouled Moussa

Boumerdes

Ain Taya

Bordj El Kiffan

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Algeria is a captivating country located in North Africa, boasting a striking blend of cultures, Arabic, Amazigh, and French influences, making it a melting pot of history and civilization. Known for its captivating landscapes, it ranges from the extensive wind-blown sands of the majestic Sahara Desert — the largest hot desert in the world — to the verdant Mediterranean coast. Major cities like Algiers, Oran, and Constantine are renowned for their exceptional colonial architecture mixed with modern-day edifices. Algeria is home to seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites including magnificent Roman ruins at Djemila and Timgad, the breathtaking M'Zab Valley and the stunning Casbah of Algiers. Its vibrant cultural scene and rich heritage combined with vast natural beauty make Algeria an intriguing destination for adventurous travelers.

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Bordj El Kiffan, formerly known as Fort de l'Eau, is a vibrant coastal town located just east of Algiers, the capital city of Algeria. Nestled along the pristine Mediterranean coastline, it is renowned for its beautiful sandy beaches and azure waters, making it a popular getaway for both locals and tourists seeking sun and surf. Known for its rich history and cultural significance, Bordj El Kiffan is home to charming colonial architecture and offers a glimpse into the country’s diverse heritage. The town boasts vibrant local markets and an array of seafood restaurants, where visitors can savor fresh catches while enjoying stunning seaside views. With its warm hospitality and picturesque setting, Bordj El Kiffan is a delightful destination that offers a unique blend of relaxation and cultural exploration.

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