Algeria TRAVEL Documentary: A Journey Through Facts, Food and Fun
Algeria TRAVEL Documentary: A Journey Through Facts, Food and Fun
Algeria TRAVEL Documentary: A Journey Through Facts, Food and Fun
Welcome to our virtual tour of Algeria! In this captivating video, we will delve into the fascinating facts, vibrant food culture, and dynamic economic landscape of this incredible country. Join us as we uncover the hidden gems of Algeria, showcasing its rich history,…
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Tagine is a Moroccan dish 🇲🇦 there was a lot of Moroccan immigration to Algeria in the 1960s and it is thanks to this that they do it today, in Algeria you find more Moroccan restaurants than Algerian ones. elsewhere the first president of this country was of 100% Moroccan origin Ahmed Ben Bella, in short this dish is of Moroccan origin the recipe is of Moroccan origin it is cultural appropriation you have no identity of your own
Desert sand isn't a resource.
While you may think that desert sand would be great in construction and concrete, that isn't the case.
Desert sand is of the wrong "type". It is river sand that is best for construction. Which is why sand is exported from Australia to Sahara, for construction.
That being said, I have been to Algeria, and I loved the country. The most friendly people I have ever met.
Unfortunately we had to have a gendarmerie escort while driving around. And that really ruined the experience. But if I won't have to have a gendarmerie escort, I will gladly return.
All of pictures and videos in this subject is not in Algeria . In algerian that no poor people like that
The end of his video reminded me of Peter Ustinov in the 80s :
https://youtu.be/1AT9b3tAuZI?si=eifagvHWUZ0JoTYk
برنامج خبيث
يظهر أن الجزائر بلد فقير وإحياء فقيرة وجمال ورمال والصحراء
نرجو من وزارة الخارجية عدم سماح لسياح الدخول وأموالهم يديرها في قاعهم
An amazing country indeed ❤
Welcome to Algeria !🇩🇿❤️🇩🇿❤️🇩🇿
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Azawad for Tuareg,
Not the Algerians…
Algeria is an interesting country
Algerians believe all the lies they are told.
The so-called Phoenician civilization was Amazigh/Numidian civilization.
It's just a Phoenician family that escaped from the royal family of Phoenicia to the Amazigh lands and an Amazigh king gave them land and from there Carthage was born. But the bulk of the population was Amazigh. Hannibal's army was Numidian.
In Muslim Spain, it was mainly the Amazigh who invaded and ruled these lands, but there are people who claim to be behind all that Muslim civilization they were great civilization, then they didn't develop their homelands in the desert?
Algiers was founded by Bologhine Ben Ziri, from the Amazigh dynasty Zirids, but we have people telling it was the Turks who built it. What a joke. The Ottomans who used us to protect the east mediterranean and turned against after the French invasion.
Despite the courage of our ancestors, we have allowed everyone to genocide us historically and culturally.
The oldest evidence of coucus was found in algeria +one of the oldest cities+one of the oldest civilasations
Algeria has its own food. What does it mean to spread a Moroccan tagine on an Algerian basis? Shame on you
The tagine, couscous, and even the teapot are of Moroccan origin and are made in Morocco. There is no need to attribute the traditions and heritage of one country to another country. It is 50 years old. I am ashamed, my brother.
Tajine is a Moroccan way of preparing food 🤦🏻♂️ the first couscous you showed is a Moroccan Couscous, it's sad that you have to show moroccan food while speaking about algeria…
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My experience in Algeria is incredible. years before Jesus Christ (Neolithic, Prehistoric) The famous troglodyte houses, and the great Canyons. You can ski, swim at the beach, the food is delicious. I love Algeria. I met some Americans the same day I landed at the airport. they also visited Algeria for the 4th time. Their exploits excited me, I couldn't wait to start the adventure. I recommend Algeria, don't hesitate. It's true that the Visa is a little difficult to obtain because Algeria has chosen to have quality tourism but once obtained, we have no regrets. Is it worth it
Algérie is very good country 😊😊
OUI OUI OUI OUI L'ALGÉRIE EST COUVERT 95% DE DÉSERT, LAISSEZ NOUS TRANQUIL, IL YA RIEN EN ALGERIE QUE DES ALGERIENS ET ON NA PAS BESOIN DE TOURISME VRAIMENT PAS. RESTER CHEZ VOUS OU BIEN ALLER EN EGYPTE , MAROC, TUNISIE. CEST 1000 FOIS PLUS BEAU
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❤❤❤❤❤❤Viiiva algeria Viva yaman Viva libya Viva tounes Viva fhalastine Viva africa ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks bro for ur introducing Algeria ❤
We welcome you to the continent of Algeria. Whoever wants to visit my country, I am here to help
Ok thanks you but i have to Say that the pictures are not all algerian and you missed a lot of informations cause you haven't shown the contemporain image of thé country and some images are from Morocco.I now because I'm Algerian.
A stupud documentary because the scenes and photos you showed are not algerian and don't refkect the algerian culture and food
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Well done and thanks for sharing this video of our beloved country Algeria and the welcoming people and the beauty of the land and cultural diversity always welcome you and everyone to our beautiful country 🇩🇿💐✌️
Algeria is regional power in Africa 🌍 also in south Europe 🌍🇩🇿🇩🇿🇪🇭🇪🇭
Thank you so much, but it would be better if you talk about algerian traditional clothes and food that they promote in little morroco as if it's theirs just to attract tourists and forget their Senegalese traditions
Go away. Not sexualité tourisme.
Allez au Maroc
a great report from a true professional thank you brother who can translate it into Spanish for the people of South America who love Algeria I know this country very well the report is very true
thank you very much for this objectivity on Algeria because with French speakers we hear that you are bad about Algeria and lies about the thousand-year-old history of Algeria
Pity about the history account which missed out on the most influential civilisation. Before the Phoenician there is an indigenous civilisation: Numidian civilisation. The latter was the results of 2 Porto-Numidian kingdoms, which date back to 9th century BC, before unification in 202 BC by the renowned Massinissa. The history account also missed out on the different berber-muslim dynasties that dominated the 9th-16th century. Finally the kingdom of Algiers (26th-19th) while it was tightly linked with the ottoman califate it was an independent state with a mighty navy. The historical account is alas an echo of the French colonial propaganda which endeavoured to negate the true Algerian history to justify its colonial agenda. Please revise your research. The literature that deals with the above is abondant
Viva Algéria.
Welcome to my country 🇩🇿🤝🏻❤️
🇩🇿🇩🇿🌏Long live Algeria, the Mecca of revolutionaries and the kiss of free people, Algeria, the continent
Love that ❤
Saviez vous que la majeure partie de ce désert a été pris aux pays voisins par le colon . Ce désert appartient aux libyens aux tunisiens aux maliens aux marocain et aux nigériens …
Oui bien sûr elle vont pas vous arranger que l'Algérie c'est un héritage du royaume de la Numidie Amazingh Bon bref l'Algérie n'est pas arabe et elle sera jamais arabe jusqu'à la fin de temps inch'Allah
https://youtu.be/mT751EQXxzg the origin of Essaouira mint tea 🇲🇦! the teapot and glasses that you used in your videos are Moroccan! your channel lacks professionalism, no research, unless it is voluntary???
https://youtu.be/n14lZzSMLek uniquely Moroccan 🇲🇦 dish! This does not exist in Algeria, so stop your lies, the Moroccans will stand up to the will of their uses and customs !
false advertising, illustration of Moroccan products, tagine, mint tea, Marrakesh souk to make a tourist advertisement for Algeria! Copyright violated! I invite all my compatriots 🇲🇦 to report all this kind of content that pills on the net! Algerians who promote their countries, with illustrations of the souks of Fes, Marrakesh,