Ghardaia
Ghardāyah (French Ghardaia) is a town and wilaya in eastern Algeria, the city being the capital of the wilaya. It is the traditional heart of the M'zab valley, home of the Ibadi Muslim sect in Algeria, and has preserved its original medieval architecture remarkably well; the valley of which it forms a part is an official World Heritage Site.
| Provinces of Algeria | |
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| Adrar | Ain Defla | Ain Temouchent | Algiers | Annaba | Batna | Bechar | Bejaia | Biskra | Blida | Bordj Bou Arreridj | Bouira | Boumerdes | Chlef | Constantine | Djelfa | El Bayadh | El Oued | El Tarf | Ghardaia | Guelma | Illizi | Jijel | Khenchela | Laghouat | Medea | Mila | Mostaganem | M'Sila | Muaskar | Naama | Oran | Ouargla | Oum el Bouaghi | Relizane | Saida | Setif | Sidi Bel Abbes | Skikda | Souk Ahras | Tamanghasset | Tebessa | Tiaret | Tindouf | Tipasa | Tissemsilt | Tizi Ouzou | Tlemcen | |
Categories: North Africa geography stubs | Cities in Algeria | Wilayat of Algeria