The Official Poster for the International Sahara Tourism Festival 2025
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We share the official poster for the International Saharan Tourism Festival – seventh edition in Timimoun; it is a poster embodying the authenticity of Timimoun's heritage and the hospitality of its people. It features the main gate of Timimoun city, inspired by the Sudanese gate with its distinctive architectural style, which
We share the official poster for the International Saharan Tourism Festival – seventh edition in Timimoun
It is a sticker embodying the authenticity of Timimoun's heritage and the generosity of its people.
It is the main gate of Timimoun city, inspired by the Sudanese gate for its distinctive architectural style, one of the city's oldest landmarks and a historical symbol of trade caravans passing through Qourara. This gate has been featured in this promotional poster as a symbol of welcome, hospitality, and openness to discovering Saharan tourism through Timimoun.
As for the second element, it is represented by the Aïlil Qourara, through an image taken from a UNESCO site, commemorating the registration of this traditional art form in the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list in 2008 (following Algeria's submission of the file in 2005), and confirming the authenticity and global value of the cultural heritage of Timimoun region.
We share with you the official poster for the 7th edition of
The International Saharan Tourism Festival (FITS) - Timimoun.
This poster embodies the authenticity of Timimoun's heritage and the generosity of its people.
Dominating the poster is the main gate of Timimoun, inspired by the Bab Es-Sudan (Gate of Sudan) with its distinctive architectural style. This gate is one of the city's oldest landmarks and a historical symbol of the trade caravans' passage through Gourara. It has been adopted in this promotional poster as a symbol of welcome, hospitality, and openness to the discovery of desert tourism through the gateway of Timimoun.
The second element is Ahellil of Gourara, represented by an image taken from the UNESCO website, in commemoration of the inscription of this ancient art on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2008 (following the submission of the file by Algeria in 2005), and as a testament to the authenticity and global nature of the cultural legacy of Timimoun Province.
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