Hassi Messaoud Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Hassi Messaoud

It's simple — an adventurous life is a life well-lived. So dig out your passport, pack your things and say hello to Hassi Messaoud!

It's located 630 kilometres southeast of Algiers, the capital city of Algeria.

An exciting way to explore the surrounding area is to partake in an outdoor adventure. Hiking is one of the most popular pastimes around here. But if that's not up your alley, there's always horse riding.

If you find yourself caught in miserable weather, take shelter in one of the region's art museums and art galleries.

Put on some comfortable clothes and head on over to one of the surrounding area's various outdoor attractions. Its open-air markets are just waiting to be explored.

Get some insight into the area's past by paying a visit to some of the nearby ruins, old towns and fortresses. If a tour guide isn't around, do a little research of your own.

Searching for some serenity? You'll likely find what you're seeking at Hassi Messaoud's mosques.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once said, but add travel to the mix and it's a match made in heaven. You're invited to unite your two loves by eating and drinking your way around Algeria.

Once you stop and thumb through a restaurant or café menu, you'll discover that red chillies and cumin are a few ingredients commonly used in local cooking.

Ask one of the locals what they recommend eating and chakhchoukha (lamb stew) will likely be among the first things they mention. Torta de gazpacho (flatbread) is another of the area's signature dishes you should keep an eye out for.

You may be eating your way into a larger pair of trousers, but makroudh (semolina pastry) is worth every calorie. This much-loved dessert will put your taste buds into overdrive at the mere sight of it.

What better way to discover more about a place than by involving yourself in a day of national celebration? There'll be lots of festivities arranged for Revolution Day on the 1st of November.