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Tunisian Republic
The Tunisian Republic is located on the northernmost part of the African continent. It is bordered on the west by Algeria, on the north and east by the Mediterranean Sea, and on the southeast by Libya.
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What is the highest mountain in Tunisia?
The highest mountain is the Chaambi mountain, also called Jebel ech Chambi. This beautiful mountain boasts an elevation of over 5,000 feet. There is a national park surrounding it, that has an exotic collection of mammals and reptiles.
What desert is shared by Algeria Libya Tunisia and Egypt?
The Sahara covers almost all of the northern third of Africa, including the countries you mention. It covers parts of about 11 countries total.
How many people live in Tunisia?
332,256
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Tunisia counts about 10. million people in around the year 2000, now we are estimated to be like 12. million of people but no one trusts that source (the old government's mortage) I would assume that we are like growing gradually to reach the 14 million in 5 years.
Most of people are concentrated in Tunis the capital and the coastal touristic strip, the middle, north-west and south are not such busy. Coastal south like Sfax, Mednin and the Island of Djerba are alive populated places. Sfax is the second economical pillar after Tunis.
What did the people of Tunisia in North Africa gain as a result of the Arab Spring?
Better Schools
Economic Prosperity
Political Freedom
More Job Opportunities
How did the allies exploit the success of TORCH in Tunisia?
look at the other side of the paper like i just had to
What are the names of the ports of Tunisia?
The most significant Tunisian port is Tunis, which is also the capital of the country. Other Tunisian ports are Bizerte, Gabès, La Goulette, Sfax, Sousse and Zarzis.
An ancient city state on the African coast near Tunis?
Carthage is the ancient cit near tunis
Carthage is the ancient cit near tunis
When raiders of the lost ark was being filmed it Tunisia what 300 were removed to make a scene?
Television antennas. All the houses in Kairouan (doubling for Cairo) had TV antennas on the roofs. To get an overhead shot of the city, they had to get the locals to take down their TV antennas, because the movie takes place before TV was invented.
What are the resources in Tunisia?
- olives
- dates
- oranges
- almonds
- grain
- sugar beets
- wine grapes
- poultry
- beef
- dairy
When the film Raiders of the Lost Ark was shot in tunisia crew members had to remove 300 televisions antennas from homes in Kairouan, Tunisia for one scene to make a rooftop shot look like 1936.
What is the flight time from Gatwick to Tunisia?
The flight time from London Gatwick in the UK to Tunisia is approximately 3 hours and 3 minutes.
The exact travel time will vary as it depends on factors such as weather conditions, flight speed, refuelling stops and delays. Your airline can provide additional information.
What is the region that covers morocco Algeria Tunisia Libya Sudan Chad Niger Mali and Mauritania?
the sahara desert
What is the main airport in Tunisia?
There are eight major airports in Tunisia. Monastir-Habib Bourguiba International Airport is the main airport in Tunisia.
How long did Tunisia's Arab Spring last?
Strictly speaking, it's not over.
The Arab Spring is not just the revolution and protests that brought democratic processes to the Middle East, but the continued use of those democratic processes to bring about a flowering of Arab Society. In Tunisia, there is a high chance of success as concerns this growth and development.
As concerns the revolting and protesting, it only took about month's time (from the 18th of December to Ben Ali's flight from the country on January 11th).
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What holidays and festivals celebrated in Tunisia?
One of the most important parts of the Tunisian culture is the numerous Festivals that take place across the country throughout the year. The lively nature of the people of Tunisia is reflected through their celebrations. From the smallest villages to the biggest cities of Tunisia, Festivals are celebrated all over. Tunisia Festivals include summer harvest, spring arrival, fishing season and many more. Tourists along with the natives participate and celebrate by dancing, eating and drinking.
The Sahara Desert Festival
Tunisia climax tour are located in Sahara desert that wide. In fact, this Arid sand plains can be enjoyed in ways that stimulate adrenalin. Such as explore this desert that has golden sand with a Jeep, like off road.
Visit to Sahara will be more fitting if it comes every December. In what is called "the International Sahara Festival." This festival has a history that is quite old. Festival held in the city of Douz, Tunisia, has been held since 1910.
Hence, the festival was held to 41-years ago in December, tourists around the world come directly to Douz city. Tourists who come not only from Africa, but also from the United States and Europe. Nevertheless, this festival is dominated by the tourist attraction of Saudi Arabia.
Unlike the previous, to the festival-41 is much more interesting because of a traditional dance performance, hunting, races, and camel racing. For the tourist, two of Saudi Arabia this event is very interesting because they have a hobby of hunting and camel racing.
The International FestivalThe international festival consists of music and dance. It takes place in July-August at the ancient sites of Carthage. Several renowned artists and symphonic orchestras perform at the festival. The international music festival takes place in July at the ancient colosseum of El-Jem. Moulid al NabiThe birthday of Mohammed is celebrated with feasts and parades during the month of June-July. Jazz FestivalThe very famous Tabarka Jazz Festival takes place in early July in the city of Tabarka. Dougga FestivalThe Dougga festival is a very special festival that takes place in Dougga city. During this festival some excellent classical dramas are performed. International Festival of CarthageA syncretic international arts festival,with lots of fusion between local, more traditional forms of music and dance and more mainstream, international styles. Particular examples include forms of Tunisian music mixed with jazz. Ballooning at Neftaoasis town of Nefta lies in amdist the spectacular landscapes of the Sahara amking for a dramatic contrast with the colorful balloons rising and floating above the dunes. Oasis FestivalA celebration of desert communities and the natural landscape, includes camel racing, storytelling, traditional dance and music performances and other folkloric events.