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korandjé

Korandjé pourquoi ce mot Ce mot signifié le parler du bled ( chez les balbaliens) il constitue de deux parties : la premier (kora) qui signifié touts lieu ou s'installe une société humains ,village, ville , nation … c'est a dire une citadinité oppose du nomade La deuxième parties (djié)...

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hayoomessage on August 8, 2008 from Tabelbala, Algeria

from the travel blog: abi bia

kora

L’oasis de Tabelbala se situe ` quelque 1 400 km au sud-ouest d’Alger, ` environ 145 km ` vol d’oiseau de la ville de Beni Abbe ` s. La ville s’e´ tend dans une palmeraie de 12 kilome` tres, qui est elle-meˆ me enserre´ e entre l’Erg Er-Raˆwıˆ et le Djebel Kahal . La communaute´ se´...

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hayoomessage on August 4, 2008 from Tabelbala, Algeria

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tawerbet

Well I would have to say I am open minded and worldly with a view to seeing as many cultured cities as I possible can in my short life span on this here planet Earth in this bodily form.

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hayoomessage on August 3, 2008 from Tabelbala, Algeria

from the travel blog: abi bia

Azeffoun

Azeffoun cette petite ville littorale de kabylie, connue pour la beauté de ses paysages et la sympathie de ses habitants, Azeffoun est aussi connue à travers ses enfant artistes et écrivains qui on beaucoup donner à la culture algériènne.

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Azeffoun on November 21, 2007 from Azeffoun, Algeria

from the travel blog: http://azeffoun.over-blog.net

Azeffoun

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Azeffoun on November 21, 2007 from Azeffoun, Algeria

from the travel blog: Azeffoun

Guides

There is a stereotype for Saharan guides involving a Tuareg heritage, a turban and sunglasses, a 4x4 vehicle with extended air filter, overloaded roof racks and sand ladders, and a supreme aloofness impervious to the most insufferable tourist. This type of guide gives you the impression he...

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roel krabbendam on February 8, 2007 from Tamanrasset, Algeria