Tunisia inaugurates the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz.

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The 56th edition of the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz, Tunisia, kicked off on Thursday, December 26, and will run until December 29.  
Held every winter, the festival hosts artists, poets, and writers, offering a wide range of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival."  
This event serves as both an artistic celebration and a cultural gathering, honoring the traditions of the desert and the region's historical heritage.

The 56th edition of the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz began on Thursday, December 26, and will continue until December 29. 
Held each winter, the Douz International Festival welcomes artists, poets, and writers, featuring a variety of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival." 
This event is both an artistic celebration and a cultural gathering, honoring the traditions of the desert and the region's historical heritage.

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A Tunisian child on a camel in the desert.

Camel riding.

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A Tunisian child in traditional attire sits on the ground among camels and in front of a tent at the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz, Tunisia, which began on Thursday, December 26, as part of its 56th edition, continuing until December 29.  

The Douz International Festival, held every winter, welcomes artists, poets, and writers, offering a variety of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival."  

This event is a celebration of art and culture, honoring the traditions of the desert and the historical heritage of the region.

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Horse and camel shows at the 56th edition of the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz, Tunisia, which began on Thursday, December 26, and will continue until December 29.  
Held every winter, the Douz International Festival hosts artists, poets, and writers, offering a diverse range of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival."  
This event serves as both an artistic celebration and a cultural gathering, honoring the traditions of the desert and the region's historical heritage.

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Horse and camel shows at the 56th edition of the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz, Tunisia, which began on Thursday, December 26, and will continue until December 29.  

Held every winter, the Douz International Festival hosts artists, poets, and writers, offering a diverse range of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival."  

This event serves as both an artistic celebration and a cultural gathering, honoring the traditions of the desert and the region's historical heritage.

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Men riding camels at the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz, Tunisia, which began on Thursday, December 26, as part of its 56th edition and continues until December 29.  

Held every winter, the Douz International Festival hosts artists, poets, and writers, offering a variety of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival."  

This event serves as both an artistic celebration and a cultural gathering, honoring the traditions of the desert and the historical heritage of the region.

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Foreign tourists attending the activities of the 56th edition of the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz, Tunisia, which began on Thursday, December 26, and will continue until December 29.  
Held every winter, the Douz International Festival hosts artists, poets, and writers, featuring a variety of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival."  
This event is both an artistic celebration and a cultural gathering, honoring the traditions of the desert and the region's historical heritage.

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Two men in traditional attire at the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz, Tunisia, which began on Thursday, December 26, as part of its 56th edition and continues until December 29.

Held every winter, the Douz International Festival hosts artists, poets, and writers, offering a variety of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival."

This event serves as both an artistic celebration and a cultural gathering, honoring the traditions of the desert and the historical heritage of the region.

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A man in traditional attire standing among camels at the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz, Tunisia, which began on Thursday, December 26, as part of its 56th edition and continues until December 29.

Held every winter, the Douz International Festival hosts artists, poets, and writers, offering a variety of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival."

This event serves as both an artistic celebration and a cultural gathering, honoring the traditions of the desert and the historical heritage of the region.

Tunisia inaugurates the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz.

Mohamed karabaka

The 56th edition of the International Festival of the Sahara in Douz, Tunisia, kicked off on Thursday, December 26, and will run until December 29.

Held every winter, the festival hosts artists, poets, and writers, offering a wide range of artistic and cultural activities. It is Tunisia’s oldest cultural and tourism festival, first launched in 1910 under the name "Camel Festival."

This event serves as both an artistic celebration and a cultural gathering, honoring the traditions of the desert and the region's historical heritage.