Tassili N'Ajjer National Park to Djanet

After breaking camp we drove across the dunes, a fun stop at some rocks which sounded like bells when struck with a stone.
Also plenty of laughter and amusement driving up some of the dunes, before a stop at a rock with one of the most famous Algerian rock engravings - “la vache qui pleure” (the crying cow). This 7000-year-old carving is the most famous of all rock engravings.
After lunch, we returned to Djanet in the afternoon and later had a walk around the town and market. Then drove into the desert for a last dinner with the drivers, guide, and group.Read more