Tunisian Photo Diary | Amazi-ngh Tour (Oct 16–22)
Following the daily, limitless journey traced by passionate photographers since 2016
Amid the vastness of the mighty desert, lies a serene marabout's shrine. Simplicity and serenity are best depicted by this architecture typical of Tunisia's Amazigh people, lovingly captured by Nejib Chouk in the vicinity of Faouar. Stay Pure!
Today, we come across another rocky gem, a golden one, adorned by both the Sun and Moon in this portrait of Saad Wahabi on the outskirts of Tunisia's Chenini, nestled by the Sahara desert. Keep shining!
Here we get to know Chenini Amazigh settlement, zealously hugged by the Sahara hills, gently caressed by the sunbeam, lovingly captured by Walid Jabeur in southern Tunisia
To the Amazigh village next door: Douiret, too, is perched on the gilded valleys of the desert beneath a gentle fall sunbeam, explored and pictured by Belga Guemri amidst Tunisia's Sahara world
Did you notice the ancient inscriptions yesterday? We zoom in on another window lintel to get a taste of those familiar yet intriguing symbols dating back to the very first inhabitants of Tunisia's Douiret, a few millennia ago, documented by the lens of Belga Guemri
Shall we dive into the distant past and walk through those ageless, resilient settlements of Tunisia's Amazigh locals in the core of the desert, cherished and captured by Skander Zarrad
Our bewitching wander leads us to another wonder of the indigenous Amazigh architecture: Ksar Ouled Soltane through the lens of Tunisia's guest Alexandra Azarova.. Stay Amazed!
