We visited Bel Bachir near El Golea. It was amazing to see this church in the middle of nowhere. This church is the place where Charles de Foucauld, responsible for the hermitage in the Hoggar mountains in the south, is buried.
Updated Feb 22, 2007
El Golea is dominated by the old ksar El Menia, built in the 10th century by the Berbers. The ksar is in a bad state. It's nice to climb the ksar. From here you have beautifull views to the north and the south. Because of the high temperatures the best time to climb is early in the morning.
I heard that meanwhile the ksar is renovated.
Updated Jan 19, 2007
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El Golea is dominated by the old ksar El Menia, built in the 10th century by the Berbers. The ksar is in a bad state. It's nice to climb the ksar. From here you...
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El Goléa, the 300,000 palm trees oasis

El-Goléa, a city of 28,000 inhabitants (2005), is 270 km south to Ghardaïa, the capital of the Wilaya. It appears on road signs either as El-Goléa or as El-Minieh. Both names mean “the fortress”.
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El Golea is one of the biggest oases of the south. There are nearly 200.000 palm trees. El Golea is dominated by the old skar El Menia. Charles de Foucauld (known of the heritage in the Hoggar) is...
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