Tunisia

Found in the northernmost region of Africa, Tunisia is a country with a rich colonial history. The country's current image reflects its past as it passed through the hands of several empires and nations. Everything you see in Tunisia is worth every camera click, and the El Djem Amphitheater stands first in line. This Roman ►

Found in the northernmost region of Africa, Tunisia is a country with a rich colonial history. The country's current image reflects its past as it passed through the hands of several empires and nations. Everything you see in Tunisia is worth every camera click, and the El Djem Amphitheater stands first in line. This Roman relic has been preserved for centuries, and you may wander around the area as you replay the wars that happened centuries ago underneath. Another enduring remnant of the past would be the Anthoine Baths in Carthage. The seaside ruins of an ancient Roman town are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Bulla Regia also exhibits enduring Roman architecture that can stand for years in the scorching hot climate of Tunisia. You may visit the National Bardo Museum and Dougga in Tunis. The flawlessly curated and detailed mosaic collections are found in the National Bardo Museum. After soaking up the beauty of the country's ruins, spare some time to visit Sidi Bou Said and Hammamet. These two deserve a spot in your photo books as they exhibit a traditional Tunisian village with houses covered in a mass of white paint tinged with blue. Travel to Djerba and capture the polaroid-worthy beaches with golden sand. The Kairouan is a must for Muslim and non-Muslim tourists alike. Golden minarets, curved entrance ways, and massive domes characterize it. Never miss Tunis Medina, which attracts tourists with its patterned and colorful walls. After a tiring and long day, stay in houses carved out of caves to provide shade from the high heat of the plateau and accommodation for travelers in Matmata. ◄