Algiers the White
Algeria is the largest country in Africa, and it is situated in the northern region of the continent. You can find deserts and mountainous landscapes throughout the country, and it is also well-known for its abundance of dates and cherries. The northernmost border of Algeria rests on the Mediterranean Sea, and the infamous Sahara Desert is located more centralized within the territory.
Population: 43.05 million
Capital: Algiers
Currency: Algerian Dinar
Official Languages: Arabic
Different ways to move around: There is a well-developed road network in Algeria, and taxis are one of the most popular modes of transportation. Buses and trains are also relied on here, as well.
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Algeria attractions
Ruins of Timgad
Take a bus from Batna to Timgad. The site is about 30 km east of Batna, and buses run regularly.
Casbah of Algiers
Take the metro to Tafourah – Grande Poste station, then walk about 10 minutes to reach the Casbah.
M’Zab Valley
Take a bus from Algiers to Ghardaïa, the gateway to M’Zab Valley, then a local taxi to reach the villages.
Tassili n’Ajjer National Park
Take a flight to Djanet, then hire a 4×4 vehicle for a guided tour of the park; public transport options
The Hoggar Mountains
The nearest city is Tamanrasset, accessible by bus or flight from Algiers. From Tamanrasset, hire a local guide or 4×4
