Five-day travel guide to Tunisia

Day 1: Historical tour of Tunis morning Medina of Tunis Listed as a World Heritage Site, you can wander through the narrow alleys and visit traditional handicraft shops and spice markets. It is recommended to visit the Zitouna Mosque (non-Muslims are not allowed to enter, but they can admire the exterior). Bardo Museum This is the home of the richest collection of Roman mosaics in North Africa, and the museum's treasure, "The Triumph of Neptune," is a must-see. afternoon Ville Nouvelle Stroll along Bourguiba Avenue, admire the French colonial-style buildings, and experience the pace of local life in street cafes. Accommodation: 4-star hotel in central Tunis (such as La Maison Blanche) What to eat: Try Tunisia's national dish, couscous, with lamb or vegetables. Day 2: Carthage ruins and blue and white town morning Carthage Visit the ancient Roman baths, the Antonine Baths and the hilltop Cathedral of Saint Louis with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. afternoon Sidi Bou Said In this blue and white Mediterranean town, we recommend sipping mint tea on the terrace of Café des Délices and taking photos on the famous stairs. Transportation: Take a taxi from Tunis or take the TGM light rail directly (about 30 minutes). Overnight: Sidi Bou Said’s characteristic B&B (such as Villa Bleue). Day 3: Tozeur, the Gate of the Sahara Desert morning Take an early flight (1 hour) or charter bus (5 hours) to Tozeur, enjoying the desert scenery along the way. Chott el Jerid It is a seasonal salt lake where you can see the spectacle of the "mirror in the sky" on sunny days and mirages occasionally in winter. afternoon Desert Oasis Hiking Visit the Tozeur palm oasis, ride a camel through a date palm grove, and see the traditional irrigation system Foggara. Accommodation: Desert tented camps (such as Dar Hi) or characteristic hotels in Tozeur. Experience: Stargazing in the desert at night and participating in a Berber bonfire party. Day 4: Star Wars Tour and Underground Cave Culture morning Ong Jmel Visit the filming location of Tatooine in Star Wars, where the giant rocky landforms look like an alien world. afternoon Matmata Explore the underground Berber troglodyte dwellings and see the prototype of Luke Skywalker's home in Star Wars. Transportation: Charter a car (Tozeur-Matemata about 2 hours). Overnight: Stay in a cave hotel (such as Hotel Sidi Driss) to experience primitive cave life. Day 5: The ancient coastal city of Sousse morning Drive to Sousse on the Mediterranean coast (approximately 4 hours), admiring the olive groves along the way. Sousse Medina A world cultural heritage, climb up to the Ribat Fortress to overlook the panoramic view of the ancient city. afternoon El Jem Colosseum The third largest Colosseum in the world, where you can experience the glory of the ancient Roman Empire, with its internal passages and underground cells well preserved. Return: Return to Tunis (Sousse-Tunis 1.5 hours drive) or return from Monastir Airport.