For me, the dam is my favourite place to hang out, jog, fish and enjoy the clean fresh air. You can also go and fish there, if you like fishing. Others go there to clear their minds or to run. This dam is a very popular place for locals to visit, some with their families, especially in the spring. I also love visiting the dam in our city. You could also see the fort of Santa Cruz, located in OranВ and why not explore the amazing coast and beach. This is the Algerian golden city that defines the Islamic culture of the Othmanian Empire. If youвЂ™re interested in seeing great architecture that goes back to the 16th century or further, you can always go and visit Tlemcen. The locals are genuinely respectful and great people, and most importantly, they are extremely friendly. Some of the caves are small like jail cells, others are bigger than regular rooms. There are signs and proof of exciting classes and big rooms. The first thing to know about the caves is that people used to live, study, and have meetings in them. The caves carry the name of the Tunisian Ibn Khaldoun because he lived in them as a refugee from a lord from Tlemcen. If you ask any local resident about the fort of Beni Salama the first thing that comes to their minds are the caves of Ibn Khaldoun, a name that rings a bell, right? These caves are approximately 10km from Frenda, in a small village known as Taoughazout. The daily lifestyle in the Algerian community has its own unique flavour, and the people are genuinely nice and interesting.Д«ut as a tourist where should you go and what should you see in the city of Frenda? Caves Ibn Khaldoun If you are a fan of his work, you should visit the castle of Beni Salama and the caves of Togzout in Frenda, my home town. Over the ages, it has been a center for many great writers, scientists, and philosophers, such as Ibn Khaldoun (born in 1332), who is considered to be the founder of social science. The mother tongue in Algeria is Arabic, but French is also widely spoken as a second language, as a result of the French occupation which ended in 1962. The Algerian culture is a combination of literature, religion (for the most part), art, and food. In today's blog topic, I'll be your guide into my local town of Frenda, in Algeria, which happens to be one of the most unknown tourist cities in the country. It gives a fundamental sense of life and human existence. Tourists in Algeria will find an exceptional combination of historical events, natural views, and interesting culture to explore. Like many African countries, Algeria is undoubtedly a pleasant place to visit to explore new ways, cultures, and history. Frenda, Algeria, a forgotten tourist areaДЄlgeria, the largest country in Africa, has much to share as a civilization and as a nation.

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