Taghit,Bechar
Taghit, nicknamed the enchantress is a small oasis of saoura located on the western edge of the Grand Erg Occidental 90 Km Bechar.
Taghit is presented by tourist guides as one of the finest, if not the most beautiful oases of the Sahara. A reputation that is well deserved when it pops up after a few hundred miles of desert rocks, after a ribbon of asphalt thrown into a landscape straight out of Mars. The shock is surprising: 120,000 date palms, out of sight, out of more than 20 kilometers, enclose a small town with red earth, near a sea of sand dunes close waves of nearly 600 km and sometimes as high as mountains. If there are moments in life, in search of authentic contact with the world is certainly Taghit to register as the most intense that we can know emotions.
The human presence in the region Taghit dates back to ancient times. The multiple sites of rock paintings from the Paleolithic era show a lush environment, where water, vegetation, and a variety of wildlife were a rich ecosystem. The remains of ancient Ksours to equipment "paleo Berber" are still visible on the cliffs on the right bank of the valley of the river "Zousfana." These archaeological sites probably date from IIè s. BC
There prevails a Saharan climate known for its aridity, its record temperatures and scarce rainfall. The sun's rays illuminate stretches to the horizon. And the sunset announcement magic nights in the desert.
The historic resources of the site are divided between the vieu Ksar eleventh century and petroglyphs that are over 20,000 years. Taghit Beni-Abbes and incorporated in the draft "road ksours" managed by the United Nations Program for Development (UNDP) and the Algerian government, rehabilitating old trade routes but also all the infrastructure that accompanied them.
Taghit, nicknamed the enchantress is a small oasis of saoura located on the western edge of the Grand Erg Occidental 90 Km Bechar.
Taghit is presented by tourist guides as one of the finest, if not the most beautiful oases of the Sahara. A reputation that is well deserved when it pops up after a few hundred miles of desert rocks, after a ribbon of asphalt thrown into a landscape straight out of Mars. The shock is surprising: 120,000 date palms, out of sight, out of more than 20 kilometers, enclose a small town with red earth, near a sea of sand dunes close waves of nearly 600 km and sometimes as high as mountains. If there are moments in life, in search of authentic contact with the world is certainly Taghit to register as the most intense that we can know emotions.
The human presence in the region Taghit dates back to ancient times. The multiple sites of rock paintings from the Paleolithic era show a lush environment, where water, vegetation, and a variety of wildlife were a rich ecosystem. The remains of ancient Ksours to equipment "paleo Berber" are still visible on the cliffs on the right bank of the valley of the river "Zousfana." These archaeological sites probably date from IIè s. BC
There prevails a Saharan climate known for its aridity, its record temperatures and scarce rainfall. The sun's rays illuminate stretches to the horizon. And the sunset announcement magic nights in the desert.
The historic resources of the site are divided between the vieu Ksar eleventh century and petroglyphs that are over 20,000 years. Taghit Beni-Abbes and incorporated in the draft "road ksours" managed by the United Nations Program for Development (UNDP) and the Algerian government, rehabilitating old trade routes but also all the infrastructure that accompanied them.
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