Algeria Collection (#82)

Tourists on Camels
Tourists enjoy a camel ride on the Algerian coast

Locust Plague Algeria
Algerian farmers do their best to prevent a locust swarm destroying their crops

Horsemen 2 - Numidians
NUMIDIANS : living in present- day Algeria, these renowned nomadic warriors separate during the Punic Wars, one tribe supporting Carthage, the other backing Rome

French in Algeria
A French force passing through the Portes de Fer (Gates of Iron) is ambushed by native snipers on the rocks above

Juba, King of Numidia
JUBA, KING OF NUMIDIA (approximates to present-day Algeria)

Timgad Ruins - Forum
Many of the Roman ruins at Timgad are in a good state of preservation : but only these columns bear witness to the former forum

Timgad Ruins
The Roman ruins at Timgad are some of the finest in Africa. This is the Arch of Trajan

Algerian Fantasia
The Mozabites of Biskra, Algeria, celebrate with a fantasia, or mock-fight, which involves firing guns close to the feet of your opponents, both crazed with excitement

Algerian Scenery - 2
An Algerian village on the fringe of the Sahara

Algerian Scenery
The gates of the desert - water flows in seeming abundance, but beyond is the Sahara where water is the rarest of commodities

Algiers Harbour
The Penon a picturesque feature of the harbour

Olives from Algeria
Algeria - An olive mill in Kabylia, grinding the olives into oil

Algerians in Action
Horsemen from Algeria take part in the insurrection

Victory in Algeria
A Te Deum is sung in Notre Dame to celebrate the glorious capture (with the help of God) of Algiers

Eclipse in Algeria
At Sfax, Algeria, astronomers observe an eclipse

View of Oran, Algeria, North Africa
A view of the city of Oran, Algeria, North Africa

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Algeria, a country located in North Africa, is rich in history and diverse landscapes. As seen on the political map of Africa, Algeria stands proudly as the largest country on the continent. Its vibrant culture is beautifully depicted by a mesmerizing Moorish belly dancer who gracefully moves to traditional tunes. The significance of Algeria's location becomes evident when we examine its historical context. The Barbary Pirates once posed a threat to American commander Stephen Decatur, highlighting the strategic importance of this nation. Moreover, Algeria boasts vast stretches of the Sahara Desert, an awe-inspiring natural wonder that covers much of its territory. In cities like Oran and Algiers, one can witness the fusion of modernity with tradition. Rue d Arzew showcases Algerian urban life bustling with activity while Algiers' harbor view captivates visitors with its picturesque charm. Amidst these scenes lies a woman leisurely smoking a nargile pipe - an embodiment of Algerian hospitality and relaxation. Venturing into nature's embrace reveals camels traversing through the golden sands of Tassili n Ajjer in the Sahara Desert. This breathtaking sight reminds us that Algeria not only possesses cultural treasures but also stunning natural landscapes that leave travelers spellbound. Reflecting upon Algerian leaders such as Abd El Kader unveils their significant contributions to shaping this nation's destiny throughout history. Their legacies are intertwined with monumental rock art found on Tassili Plateau – enormous paintings depicting god figures and sable antelopes etched onto ancient walls. For those seeking adventure off-the-beaten-path experiences await; exploring Algeria's desert requires nothing less than a four-wheel drive Landrover capable of conquering rugged terrains. This thrilling escapade promises unforgettable memories amidst endless sand dunes stretching as far as one can see.