Its name means “the broom pass”, in reference to its strategic geographical position. Historically resistant, Kabylia has been the cradle of numerous cultural and identity struggles. Tizi Ouzou has been the birthplace of major figures in Algerian music, literature and politics. Today, it remains a symbol of transmission, craftsmanship and community ties.
Tizi Ouzou is more than just a town: it's a gateway to Kabyle authenticity. Its alleyways tell poems, its mountains sing of freedom. Every village is a lesson in hospitality, every jewel a work of art. It's a rooted, resilient and proud Algeria - to be discovered with open eyes and a big heart.
Climb to the summit of Mount Lalla Khedidja, the highest point in the Djurdjura massif. This is a route for experienced walkers only, offering exceptional panoramic views of the Kabylie region. A sporting and natural adventure not to be missed by mountain enthusiasts.
Set in the heart of the Kabyle mountains, this mosque is a place of peace and tradition. Its sober architecture is in harmony with the surrounding landscape. A place of prayer, but also of oral transmission and community life. A powerful symbol of the region’s spiritual and cultural identity. An inspiring stop-off point for travellers in search of authenticity.
Immerse yourself in the art of Kabyle jewellery, weaving and pottery in the heart of an authentic village. Discover ancestral skills handed down from generation to generation. A cultural immersion rich in colour and encounters.
