Terres Touareg

Journal

Browse our sections for a journey of discovery of the Tuareg world.

Places of interest - Publié le 17 November 2024

What to see in Djanet
Places of interest - Publié le 16 November 2024

Visiting the Algerian Sahara: a timeless journey
Places of interest - Publié le 12 November 2024

The rock engravings of the Weeping Cow in Djanet
Art and craftmanship - Publié le 21 October 2024

Tuareg craftsmanship: ancestral know-how
Customs and traditions - Publié le 22 September 2024

The beauty rituals of the Tuareg woman: between tradition and elegance
Culinary specialties - Publié le 8 September 2024

Lamb mechoui: an ancestral Tuareg tradition from the desert
Spirituality - Publié le 2 August 2024

The mysteries of tumuli: funerary monuments in the Algerian Sahara
Culinary specialties - Publié le 13 July 2024

Taguella, the emblematic bread of the Tuareg people
Biodiversity - Publié le 3 July 2024

The blue gold of the Sahara: the precious water of the Tuaregs
Places of interest - Publié le 20 June 2024

The Tassili n’Ajjer Cultural Park, a jewel in the Algerian Sahara
Customs and traditions - Publié le 13 June 2024

The Sebiba: A thousand-year-old festival in the heart of the Djanet oasis
Art and craftmanship - Publié le 6 June 2024

Teneghelt or the Agadez cross: symbol of the Tuaregs of the Sahara
Customs and traditions - Publié le 7 May 2024

The Tuareg people: territory and tribes
Biodiversity - Publié le 1 May 2024

The dromedary: the emblematic animal of the Algerian Sahara
Customs and traditions - Publié le 27 April 2024

The chèche, emblem of the ‘blue men’s’ identity
Biodiversity - Publié le 20 April 2024

What’s the difference between a wadi and an oasis?
Art and craftmanship - Publié le 13 April 2024

Rock art in the heart of the Algerian Sahara

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