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Explore the Kerkennah Islands: a hidden paradise in the Mediterranean

The Kerkennah Islands, located in the Gulf of Gabes in Tunisia, are an archipelago made up of 7 islands, of which the largest and most inhabited are Chergui and Gharbi. These islands offer breathtaking views and tranquility, despite the progressive desertification of their land. Still unknown to mass tourism, the Kerkennah Islands are gaining notoriety for their fascinating landscape and picturesque fishing villages.

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Traditional Tunisian music: typical rhythms and instruments

The Tunisi.info page explores traditional Tunisian music, influenced by Arab, Berber, Turkish and Andalusian cultures. It describes rhythms such as the Malouf, Stambeli and Mezoued, and typical instruments such as the oud, qanun, darbuka, mizwid and zurna. Music is central to Tunisian culture, reflecting the country’s history and keeping ancient traditions alive across generations.

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The traces of Star Wars in Tunisia: tour of the film sets

The Tunisi.info page describes the Star Wars sets in Tunisia, an unmissable experience for fans of the saga. Includes locations such as Matmata (home of Luke Skywalker), Chott el Jerid (Tatooine Dune Sea), Tozeur and Ong Jemal (Mos Espa), Ksar Ouled Soltane (slave quarters), and Medenine (home of Anakin and Shmi Skywalker). Each site offers a unique combination of natural scenery and local architecture, making the tour an immersive journey into the “galaxy far, far away.”

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Discovering Tunisian Wine: History and Tastings

The Tunisi.info page explores Tunisian wine, highlighting its history and major wine regions such as Cap Bon, Hammamet and Sousse. It describes the varieties of red, white and rosé wines, and provides suggestions for tasting and food pairings. Tunisian wine, with roots dating back to the Phoenicians and Romans, offers a unique experience thanks to ideal climatic conditions and local winemaking tradition.

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