Visit Aïn Defla Province
The Ain Defla Province of Algeria is located in the northwest corner of the country, bordering Morocco. It is a region known for its lush green valleys, ancient ruins and its rich history.
The capital city of Ain Defla, also called Ain Defla, is a bustling hub for commerce and culture. Its grand mosque, Souq d'al-Kebir marketplace and beautiful architecture make it an ideal destination for visitors to Algeria.
Nearby tourist attractions include Tlemcen National Park with its stunning gorges and waterfalls; Tebessa archaeological site with its Roman amphitheater; as well as many smaller villages full of traditional Berber culture.
Ain Defla was founded in 1835 by Sultan Abd al-Qadir al-Jazairi who established a state there which continued until French colonization in 1871. The province has played an important role throughout Algerian history ever since.
The capital city of Ain Defla, also called Ain Defla, is a bustling hub for commerce and culture. Its grand mosque, Souq d'al-Kebir marketplace and beautiful architecture make it an ideal destination for visitors to Algeria.
Nearby tourist attractions include Tlemcen National Park with its stunning gorges and waterfalls; Tebessa archaeological site with its Roman amphitheater; as well as many smaller villages full of traditional Berber culture.
Ain Defla was founded in 1835 by Sultan Abd al-Qadir al-Jazairi who established a state there which continued until French colonization in 1871. The province has played an important role throughout Algerian history ever since.
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Cities in Aïn Defla Province
Theniet el Had, El Abadia, Aïn Defla, El Attaf, Khemis Miliana