Places
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Discover the history of Blida’s Jardin Bizot, now Patrice-Lumumba Garden. Learn about its origins, cultural role, political disputes, and present-day status.
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Hamam Melouane, nestled at the foot of the Chréa mountains in Blida Province, is a traditional thermal site known for its natural hot springs and scenic forested valleys. A historic destination for therapeutic retreat, it features mineral-rich, warm waters, cultural festivals, and tranquil landscapes, making it a cherished summer escape in Algeria.
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Hidden within the lush cedar forests of Chréa National Park, approximately 19 km south of Blida, Kerrach Waterfall is a breathtaking yet little-known destination. A steep 11 km descent from Chréa summit leads adventurers to chilly, clear cascades plunging into a pristine mountain pool, perfect for a refreshing dip during warmer months.
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Nestled on the slopes of the Blida Atlas Mountains, the Black Forest, locally known as Forêt Noire, is a dense woodland famed for its towering cedar and oak trees. This shadowy, lush forest provides a cool, tranquil escape from the summer heat and is a favorite spot for hiking, picnics, and nature lovers. Part of the greater Chréa National Park region, the Black Forest plays a vital role in preserving local biodiversity and offers visitors a chance to connect with Algeria’s rich natural heritage.