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eternel2002 Says: Since Bir-El-Ater is about 40 km from tunisian border, so it's easy to go visit there for a short period, you need just a passport and a car ;)During my visit to Algeria Jan-Feb 2005 I went with my 2 brothers and a friend to southern tunisia to visit friends there and take...
Titri - the fresh air, the big spaces
eternel2002 Says: I used to live in titri with my parents when I was young except the shccol period, because Titri is a country and no school at that time, I still like to go there when I visit the area, because I have a lot souvenirs there, may be it looks like nothing interesting to see but...
Traditionnal restaurant: Doubara soupe
eternel2002 Says: Doubara, is basicaly Chick-pea soupe, the Chick-pea is cooked separaly in the water, keep its water as a sauce, cut some fresh oignons, pepper, tomate, add some spicies, hot sauce(harissa) and olive oil and mix all this with the Chick-pea and its water. Usualy peope eat this...
eternel2002 Says: Mechoui is a commun food in Algerian restaurants, esepcialy in Bir El Ater because of the quality of the sheep meat which is one of the best in all Algeria. whatever you eat Mechoui Lamb Skewers or lamb chops it's very declicious, usualy they offer you harissa (hot sauce)...
eternel2002 Says: Bir El Ater like other algerian regions, is very rich with artisanal products especially carpets.This is called locally 'Draga', it's thin and not heavy so before it was used mainly to cover with, however now it's used as a decor or simply to put it on the ground. The motifs...
eternel2002 Says: The summer is the season of weddings, every week there are fews weddings going on in the city. Usualy people here start the wedding on thursday by inviting people to eat and the next day it's the party where the bride come from her parents house to her new house with a big...
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I used to live in titri with my parents when I was young except the shccol period, because Titri is a country and no school at that time, I still like to go...
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Bir El Ater, the cradle of Aterian civilisation
Bir El Ater is my home town in Algeria, I grew up here, it is a city of approximately 70 000 inhabitants, located in extream eastern Algeria a little towards the south, near the tunisian borders and...
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