Algiers to Indonesia

The capital and largest city of Algeria, Algiers is known for its old mosques, colonial architecture and small charming villages coexisting with modern city districts that boast of a cosmopolitan outlook. Located on the Mediterranean Coast, this city in North Africa is blessed with a beautiful natural setting that adds to the charm of its historic districts. On a tour to Algiers, the ancient city of Casbah offers some unique monuments to discover, including El Kebir Mosque, El Djedid Mosque and Ketchaoua Mosque, each known for their brilliant architecture styles. The entire neighbourhood of Casbah is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is worth-visiting. Martyrs Square, Notre Dame d’Afrique and the Bardo Museum are some of the most important landmarks in the city. Riadh El-Feth is a combination of a shopping centre and an art gallery, where visitors on a trip to Algiers can shop for interesting local items and artworks in the city. Algiers serves as a base, from where tourists can explore several seaside resorts. Some of the worth-mentioning among them are Sidi Fredj, Douaouda and Palm Beach, each known for their fine amenities and excellent beach activities. Concisely, Algiers is a classic heritage destination that is sure to amaze visitors with its breathtaking Mediterranean shores, and more. From MakeMyTrip, tourists can grab suitable travel package and explore this city in a hassle-free manner.

Indonesia is a potpourri of 17, 000 islands where around 300 cultures harmoniously co-exist. The flora and fauna here are as diverse and rich as its land and people and you will find the rarest of plants and an assorted wildlife here. The cultural heritage passed on from generations has given Indonesia its character and you will find wealth of traditional arts and crafts here. One of the most sought after world travel destinations, there are excellent holiday packages and travel deals to Indonesia. Avail the MakeMyTrip Package and surf to your heart's content in Lombok and see the volcanic lakes of Sumatra and the etched gorges of Papua's Baliem Valley.