It's consisting of brown and yellow mountains, ranging from the softest ones to crude mountains peering up from the ground. These crude mountains are the leftover cores after volcanoes that has evaporated. With Tamanrasset 1400 metres above sea level, giving it a mild temperature, and the highest mountains of Ahaggar ranging almost 3000 metres up, and the whole of Ahaggar 600 times 400 kilometres in size, there is plenty of room for drama in this place. But it is compulsory to bring your own transportation, with plenty of space for water bottles, whenever you head out into the wilderness. Very good eating.
Hotels are medium priced, but good value.
Budgeters could consider camping, and there are a couple camp sites here. Air flights to many places in Algeria. Good bus connections, but the state of the roads can sometimes stop the trips north. All rights reserved.