Tunisia Libya Algeria 13 Days 10 Nights GOTN7676

08:00 p.m., the group will meet the staff and tour guide at check-in counter U (rows U 14-18), entrances 9 or 10 of the passenger terminal. Turkish Airlines (TK) counter at Suvarnabhumi Airport
11:05 p.m. Departure for Istanbul. Turkey by flight TK 69 (flight time approximately 10.25 hours) Enjoy a variety of movies with Personal TV screen at every seat And the airline provides dinner and breakfast. During the flight to Istanbul Turkey

05:20 a.m. Arrive at Istanbul airport. Stopping to change flights
08:00 a.m. Departure from Istanbul Airport. To Tunis Airport by flight TK 661, breakfast served on board. (Flight time approximately 3 hours)
10:00 a.m. Arrive at Mitika Airport, Libya. Take you through immigration and customs formalities.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
Take you to the city of Sabratha (Sabratha), a distance of 77 km., travel time approximately 1.45 hours, another world heritage city in Libya. It is an ancient Roman city that is still intact and beautiful. by UNESCO. Announcement for the city of Sabrata It was a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982. It is believed that this city was built in the same era as the construction of Leptis Meghna and that the port of Sabrata was built. It was probably built in 500 BC by the Phoenicians. which are local indigenous people who have come to settle in this city Take you to see the beauty of the ancient city of Sabratha. Freedom for you to capture images and the beauty of this ancient city. Take you back to Tripoli. Along the way, you will enjoy the scenery on both sides of the road between the desert land and the sea.
In the evening, have dinner at a local restaurant.
Take you to a 4 star hotel, Radisson Blu Hotel Tripoli **** or equivalent (2nd night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Leptis Megna (distance 122 km., travel time 1.45 hours) which is an ancient city located east of Tripoli. It was called The most famous and beautiful Roman Empire in Africa. Which today is still in a beautiful and glorious condition. Because the kingdom was built on limestone. It has withstood countless earthquakes. In addition to beauty The highlight is also the city plan, which is properly laid out. Whether it is roads or buildings, it shows the prosperity of the Leptis Meghna empire in the year 111 BC. Until its peak in 211 AD by King Septimus Severus, the empire began to decline in the 4th century until it was rediscovered by European archaeologists. and still clearly intact UNESCO declared it a world heritage site in 1982. Take you to see the beauty of the ancient city of the Roman Empire, Africa, Leptis Megna. You are free to take beautiful pictures at your leisure.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon, take you to Tripoli, the largest city and capital of Libya. Sometimes referred to as Western Tripoli. To be different from Tripoli in Lebanon Tripoli was founded in the century. 7 by the Phoenicians, who gave the Libigo-Berber name Oyat before falling into the hands of the Greek rulers of Cyrenaica. Due to the city's long history, there are several important archaeological sites in Tripoli. Take you on a tour of Tripoli, an urban area built in the 20th century that was influenced by Italian architecture. Take you on a tour of the city and capture the beauty of Tripoli. Then take you to see the World War II cemetery (Tripoli's II WW Cemetery), which within this area is the location of an ancient Christian church. Then take you to tour the city of Tripoli. in the new city area
In the evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
Take you to a 4 star hotel, Radisson Blu Hotel Tripoli **** or equivalent (1st night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you on a tour of the old city of Medina (Medina) of Tripoli, which is home to many important historical sites, including Funduq al Zahar, which is known as the former commercial district of Tripoli. Then take you to see the ancient clock tower (Clock Tower) and ancient architecture buildings in the Ottoman style, the Arch of Marcus Aurelius (Arch of Marcus Aurelius), ancient mosques, and Souk Market. Which is where Libyans buy things. Then take you to see the Santa Maria Church. Christian church built in the 18th century
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
02:00 p.m. Take you to Mitika Airport for check-in.
05:00 p.m. Departure for Tunis Airport by flight LY820 (flight time 1.10 hours).
05:10 p.m. Arrive at Tunis airport. Take you through immigration and customs formalities.
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to the hotel Hôtel Royal ASBU Tunis **** or equivalent.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to the city of Kairouan (Kairouan) or Kar (distance approximately 166 km., travel time approximately 2.15 hours) which is the former capital. of the Maghreb It is an Islamic cultural capital that has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was a city founded by the Arabs around 670 AD during the reign of Caliph Muwiyya and became a center for religious teaching. Islam and the Quran It is the 4th holiest city after Mecca, Medina and Kufa and Kiruan. It is said to be a city of 50 mosques, of religious importance in North Africa. It is also the center of the most famous and oldest woven carpets in Tunisia. It is unique in the art of using Berber geometry to design carpets with excellence. and has created great pride for the carpet weavers of the city Take you to see the Great Mosque or the Mosque of Sidi Okba, the oldest large mosque in North Africa. With a mixed architecture built using stone from a Roman temple. and Byzantine churches The interior is divided into sections such as a prayer room, a water storage room, and a tower that is more than a thousand years old. There is also a square almost the size of a football field. Visit the Mosque of the Barber, the tomb of Abu Shammael Balawi, a follower of Napi Mohammad, the prophet of Islam. who was killed in the war outside Kairuan City This place is believed to be the location of the three beard strands of the Prophet Mohammad, which Abu Shamma El Balawi kept with him at all times when he was alive. It is considered a sacred place for Muslim pilgrimage inscriptions.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
In the afternoon, take you to the city of El Jem (distance approximately 70 km., travel time approximately 1 hour), a small city in the east of the country. A former Roman city, one of the most important cities in Africa after Carthage. Take you to visit the Colosseum Amphitheater which was built in the year 230 AD or the middle of the 3rd century. With the Colosseum in Rome, it is 122 meters wide, 148 meters long, 35 meters high and can hold up to 35,000 spectators. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979. Time to take you to Matmata (Matmata) (distance approximately 277 km., travel time approximately 3.15 hours)
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to your hotel: Sun Palm Hotel or Trait-d union Matmata**** or equivalent.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to see the city of Mattamata. A small town with some Berber residents, the traditional underground structure (Troglodyte) involves digging a large shaft 5 - 10 meters deep in the ground and rock, creating a wide plaza. Then, drilling along the shaft wall made cave holes to be used as rooms and various rooms, with narrow passages connecting them, with stairs leading down to the courtyard of the pit house. Take you to see the city of Mattamata. This city has Famous for people building underground houses or Troglodte houses and also being a filming location for the big movie STAR WAR Part 1, using the hotel as a setting for Anakin Skywalker's residence. Special features This city is built underground. The Berbers, the indigenous people, dig a deep hole with an open shaft in the middle. Then drill a room into a place to live.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon, take you to the city of Sfax (approximate distance 216 km., travel time approximately 3 hours). Sfax or Sofakis is a sea port city. On the northern shore of Cabbé Bay, it exports phosphate ore, fruit, sponges, and olive oil. The city was founded in 849. In the 12th century, the Normans took over. In the 16th century it fell to Spain. Later it became a stronghold for pirates. France attacked in 1881 and served as an Axis stronghold in World War II. Take you on a photo tour with the old city wall (Medina Sfax), built in the 14th century, which was the wall into the city, known as Bab Diwan, and is still standing tall until now. Then take you for a walk in the town of Sfax. Which is considered another old city of Tunisia. It's time to take you to the city of Monastir (Monastri) (distance approximately 134 km., travel time approximately 1.30 hrs.), also known as Mistir. A city on the central coast of Tunisia. which was originally a fishing port Today it is a popular tourist attraction. See the oldest and most important fortress built by the Arabs on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea in Monastir.
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to your hotel: Hotel Regency Monastir **** or similar.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to the city of Carthage (Carthage) (distance approximately 134 km., travel time approximately 1.30 hours). The ancient city of Carthage (Carthage) is located in the city of Tunis. Tunisia today Founded in 814 BC, it was initially part of the Phoenician empire centered in Tire. (Today's Lebanon) The Carthaginians were skilled in trade. Its exports included silver, tin, and copper, and its strategic location allowed Carthage to prosper rapidly, until around 650 BC it became an independent kingdom. Carthage's trade reached its peak in the middle of the 5th century BC, when it traded with the Romans. Southern part of Africa, the city of Tire and can also trade ships all the way to the British Isles. Military section They expanded their territory in western Sicily, Sardinia, and the Balearic Islands. and southern Spain Carthage's rule began to decline around 480 BC due to a weak king. Until it became a republic in 308 BC. After that there were many wars. gradually weakening Important times were the three Punic wars with the Romans. which last time resulted in Carthage's eventual collapse. Take you to see the ancient city that has relatively few traces left since it was completely destroyed. It's time to take you to Tunis.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a Thai restaurant.
Take you to see Sidi Bou Said, a blue and white village. You can explore the village on foot along cobbled streets that wind up to viewpoints with spectacular views of the emerald sea and beaches on the southern Gulf of Tunis. It is a city located on a hill next to the Mediterranean Sea. It is in the northern part of Tunisia. This city has been nicknamed as The most romantic cities in Tunisia It is a popular tourist area that has made Tunis known around the world as "the city of Tunis." Red Heaven of the White Sky City It is characterized by architecture influenced by the Moorish civilization.
04:00 p.m. Take you to check-in at Tunis airport. Free dinner at your leisure in the airport
07:15 p.m. Departure from Tunis Airport. To Algiers airport Algeria by flight AH4003, flight time 1.20 hours.
08:35 p.m. Arrive at Algiers airport. Take you through immigration and customs formalities.
Take you to a 4-star hotel: Belvedere Hotel / M Zab Hotel **** or equivalent (1st night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you on a tour of Algiers, the capital and largest city of Algeria. and is the second largest city in the Maghreb region. Take you on a journey to Notre Dame Cathedral (Basilique Nortre Dame d Frique), a very important Catholic cathedral in Algiers. Built in 1846 - 1866 in the Bycentral style. It is also believed to be a cathedral built to complement the Notre Dame de la Garde cathedral located in Marseille. Take you on a journey to the Memorial du Martyr monument, built in 1982 to celebrate Algeria's 20th anniversary of independence from France. Shaped like three palm leaves, it covered the flames. On each side are statues of soldiers who sacrificed themselves in Algeria's struggle for independence. The monument sits atop a hill, offering a bird's-eye view of Algiers. It is considered another beautiful viewpoint of the city. The atmosphere of the old town square, Martyr's Square, which is surrounded by architectural buildings with a touch of French architecture, takes you to visit the Palais of Rais or Bastion 23, which is an important historical monument of Algeria. The interior consists of 3 palaces and 6 houses, beautifully decorated. The main palace is decorated with blue and white tiles, while the other one is in yellow-brown tones. From the outside it looked like a normal palace. But the inside can be said to be beautifully decorated and extremely stunning. The palace was built in 1576 in Lower Cashbah. In 1909, the palace was recognized as a rich cultural heritage in the form of a Mauric house.
Noon: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon, take you to see Casbah, a city that was recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. The city has been preserved and reflects the creation of a Magrecian center. up It is characterized by outstanding urban planning in that the west borders the Mediterranean Sea. and entered the sub-Sahara Africa zone. It is assumed that the zone next to the Mediterranean Sea was originally settled by Phoenicians in the 6th century BC and a wall was built around it during the period. The Ottomans came to power in the 16th century. It is a capital city with a long history. Then take you to see the Ketchaoua Mosque, a mosque built during the Ottoman occupation of this area. Which this mosque is special in that It is the central point that leads to the city's five gates. It is appropriate time to take you to stop and take photos with the General Post Office of Algiers building (La Grade Post d Alger), which is the general post office of Algiers. It is a beautiful building built in 1910 and located in the café and shopping area of ​​Algiers. Take you to see and walk around to feel the atmosphere. On the shopping streets and cafes of Algiers
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to a 4-star hotel: Belvedere Hotel / M Zab Hotel **** or equivalent (2nd night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Bouira (distance 90 km., travel time approximately 1.30 hours), a city in the north-central part of Algeria. Buira is located in the southwest of the Great Kabylie mountain region, close to the headwaters of the Isser and Soummam wadis of the Atlas Mountains. It is a city with beautiful mountain views compared to cities in the middle of the Sahara Sea. It is a passing town that will take you to Beni Hammad.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon, take you to the city of Beni Hammad (Beni Hammad) (distance 165 km., travel time approximately 3 hours). Take you to see the Beni Hammad Fortress or Al Qala of Beni Hammad) was once a fortress surrounding the first capital of the Hammadid dynasty. Built in the 11th century, it is located in the Hodna mountain range. At an altitude of 1,418 meters above sea level. The city has a wall 7 kilometers (4 mi) long. Inside the wall were four residential buildings. and the largest mosque built in Algeria after the Mansurah. It has a design similar to the great mosque. Kairouan, with its 20 meter high minaret, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980. It's time to take you to Setif (Distance 110 km., travel time 2.30 hours).
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to Best Western Hotel Setif **** or equivalent.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to visit the Setif Museum, a museum that stores and displays priceless antiquities discovered in the ancient city of Djemila, whether it be mosaics or various statues. Ancient appliances and much more. It's time to take you to Djemila (distance 53 km., travel time 1 hour). It is an ancient city located on a height of 900 meters above sea level. It features Roman urban design and planning in a high mountain environment. The city is known as the most complete ancient Roman city in Algeria. This city was originally “Cuicul City” built during the 1st century AD during the reign of Emperor Nerva. This area was originally used as an overnight quarters for the troops. But it was an area that was fertile, so it began to be cultivated. And more people came to live there during the 2nd century until it became a city. And it was at its peak during the 4th century, with Roman-style buildings including churches, cathedrals, triumphal arches, and amphitheaters. The city was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1980, taking you on a tour of the grandeur of the ancient Roman city of Algeria.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, take you to the city of Timgad (Timgad), a distance of 170 km., travel time approximately 3 hours. Take you to see the ancient city of Timgad. An ancient kingdom, one of the Roman colonies. Located in the Aurès Mountains in Algeria. It is an ancient city that was very prosperous 2,000 years ago. The city has a large area for more than 15,000 residents. The city is also one of the prototypes of grid-based urban planning. Registered as a World Heritage Site in 1980, the ancient city of Timgad still has many ruins that show the grandeur of the ancient kingdom. The city of Timgad was founded by Emperor Trajan. (Emperor Trianus) who was known as a good emperor and skilled in both government and military affairs of the Romans. The original intention was to build it as a fortress to protect the Berber tribe. Most of the citizens were soldiers who had received awards for their military service. And the city plan is in the shape of a square with a length of 355 meters on all sides. But later the population increased. Therefore, the city has been expanded 4 times more, but still retains its square shape. It's time to take you to Batna (Batna) (distance 45 km., travel time approximately 50 minutes).
In the evening, have dinner at a local restaurant.
Take you to your hotel: Trajan Hotel *** or similar.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you on a journey to Constantine. (Constantine) (distance 114 km., travel time approximately 2.15 hours) One of the oldest cities in Africa. It is the third largest in the country after Algiers and Oran. Located in the north-east of the country. Built by the Arabs about 2,500 years ago, it looks like a fortress city on a rock 240 meters high above the river valley below. There are city walls and gates built in the Middle Ages. Including the remains of a nearby Roman city. Constantin was once the royal capital. Numidia around 2 BC. Later Emperor Constantine It was rebuilt by the Roman emperor in 313 AD and later captured by France in 1837 AD. Take you to see the Footbridge of Mellah Slimane. Walk across the strait, which looks scary and exciting. where you will see views of the gorges and houses built in the valleys At the same time you can see the historic Bab El Kantara Bridge and the elegant Sidi Rached Viaduct from the bridge's observation deck.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon, take you to the National Museum of Cirta, which has a collection of more than 7,000 valuable antiquities, including paintings and historical evidence dating back to the prehistoric era, the Roman period, the Punic period, and the Era. Islam and the French colonial period This museum It was first opened in 1931 under the name “Gustave Mercier Museum” (named after the general secretary of the Archaeological Association). Until July 5, 1975, the name was changed to Cirta, which is the ancient name of Muang Kong. Stantine and in 1986 it was upgraded to a national museum. And changed the name to the National Museum of Sirtar. Then take you to visit the Palace of Ahmed Bey (The Museum & Palace of Ahmed Bey), the last Ottoman ruler of Constantin from c. Built from 1826 to 1848, it is one of the finest Ottoman period buildings in Algeria. It's a large building. and was not completed before being taken over by France during the colonial period. and was used as a hospital for French troops.
In the evening, have dinner at a local restaurant.
Take you to Protea Constantine Hotel **** or similar (1st night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to see the Sidi M'Cid Bridge, which is the highest suspension bridge in the world, with a height of 175 meters and a length of 164 meters, crossing the Rhummel River in Constantine. Opened in April 1912, it was not until 1929 that the bridge was designed by French engineer Ferdinand Arnodin to link the Casbah to the hills of Sidi M'Cid. AD 2000
11:00 a.m. Take you to Constantine Airport for check-in.
01:50 p.m. Departure for Istanbul. By flight TK1412 (flight time approximately 3.10 hours), the airline provides food, drinks and rest on the plane.
07:05 p.m. Arrive in Istanbul. Stop by to change planes.
08:40 p.m. Departure for Thailand. By flight TK64 (flight time approximately 9 hours), the airline serves dinner and breakfast on the plane.

10.20 a.m. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok safely (BON VOYAGE)