UNESCO World Heritage Site (inscribed via list ref 179) in Tassili, Algeria.
- Region
- The Great South
- Located in
- Djanet
- Coordinates
- 24.500, 9.500
- Status
- UNESCO World Heritage
From the rock art and dunes of the Tassili to the white Casbah of Algiers and the ochre M'Zab, Algeria offers extraordinary subjects and light.
Algeria Photography on Algeria Compass brings together 21 mapped entities — unesco sites, mountains, desert regions and more — with the destinations, experiences and guides that connect to them.
From the rock art and dunes of the Tassili to the white Casbah of Algiers and the ochre M'Zab, Algeria offers extraordinary subjects and light.
UNESCO World Heritage Site (inscribed via list ref 179) in Tassili, Algeria.
A mountain region of Algeria in the kabylie area.
A mountain region of Algeria in the east area.
A mountain region of Algeria in the sahara-deep area.
A mountain region of Algeria in the sahara-deep area.
A mountain region of Algeria in the kabylie area.
A mountain region of Algeria in the steppe area.
A mountain region of Algeria in the tell-center area.
A desert region of the Algerian Sahara in the sahara-north area.

The Casbah of Algiers is the city's historic Ottoman citadel and old town — a steep maze of whitewashed houses, palaces, mosques and covered lanes overlooking the bay. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992, it is best explored on foot with a local guide.

Djanet is an oasis town in south-east Algeria, the gateway to the Tassili n'Ajjer plateau (UNESCO) and the red dunes of the Tadrart Rouge — Algeria's premier Sahara destination.

Tassili n'Ajjer is a vast sandstone plateau in south-east Algeria, a UNESCO World Heritage Site holding around 15,000 prehistoric engravings and paintings that record a once-green Sahara. Reached from Djanet, it is one of the world's greatest open-air galleries of rock art.

Two days in the City of Happiness — a palm oasis on the edge of the Sahara, ochre gorges, an old ksar, and the light that drew painters south.

Eight days into the prehistoric heart of the Sahara — rock art, red dunes and nights under 3,000 stars.
The Tassili and Tadrart in the Sahara, the M'Zab valley, the Casbah of Algiers, and the gorges of Constantine.
The cool months (October–March), around sunrise and sunset for the dunes and rock formations.