An ancestral Berber territory, Bouira is an integral part of Greater Kabylia. In turn, it has been a place of resistance, culture and transmission. Its name is said to come from “Tibouiren”, meaning “the little springs”, in reference to its many springs of pure water. The region has always had a strong local identity, with its Amazigh language, mountain crafts and rural roots.
Bouira is a breath of fresh air. Less touristy than the coasts, more sincere than many towns, it envelops you in the raw beauty of the mountains. In Tikjda, every path leads to an unforgettable view. Here, you slow down, listen and contemplate. A green Algeria, peaceful and deeply human.
Near Bouira, discover the well-preserved remains of the Roman city of Timgad, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the ancient architecture, thermal baths, theatre and forum that bear witness to a flourishing past. A fascinating dive into Algeria’s Roman history.
Test your agility on the cliffs of the Djurdjura, with climbing and via ferrata routes suited to all levels. A sporting challenge combined with impressive mountain views. Ideal for adventure and adrenalin-seekers in the heart of nature.
Discover the authentic villages around Bouira, where crafts, stone houses and Berber traditions live on. Visit weaving, pottery and jewellery workshops, and experience a deep cultural immersion. A journey to the heart of Kabyle identity, between past and present.
