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Visa-free travel to Tunisia, Mediterranean style awaits you [Tunisia, a new visa-free world] The wind of the Mediterranean, the sand of the Sahara, the mirror of the salt lake, the romance of France, this is Tunisia, a charming North African country. The visa-free policy makes travel more convenient, let's explore this hot land together! 17[Itinerary📓] D[One] Departure - Tunis, visit the romantic blue and white town D[Two] Stroll along Bourguiba Avenue, shuttle through the Medina D[Three] The mystery of Kairouan, the desert style of Tozeur D[Four] Mos Espa, the mark of Star Wars D[Five] The magic of Chott el Jerid, the exoticism of Douz, the Martian camp of the Sahara D[Six] The sunrise of the Sahara, the art of Matmata, the leisure of Djerba Island D[Seven] The pirate ship of Djerba Island, the creativity of the graffiti village D[Eight] The Colosseum of El Jem, the seaside style of Sousse D[Nine] The market of Sousse, the tranquility of Hammamet D[One][Zero] Farewell to the blue and white town, the expectation of the return trip

Tunisia Tunis Province In the vast land of North Africa, there is a shining pearl - Tunisia. When I set foot on this land full of mystery and charm, I embarked on an unforgettable fantasy journey. Overlooking Tunisia from the plane, it is a land surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea and the Sahara Desert, with blue and yellow intertwined to outline a magnificent picture. In the autumn of 2024, I came to this exotic country with expectations for the unknown. As soon as I arrived in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, I was attracted by the unique style of this city. Ancient buildings are perfectly integrated with modern facilities, and the narrow streets are filled with a rich Arabic style. Walking around the old city of Medina is like traveling back to the Middle Ages. The intricate alleys are lined with shops filled with various handicrafts. Exquisite carpets, colorful pottery, and unique silver jewelry are dazzling. Here, you can feel the Tunisian people's exquisite skills and persistence in traditional culture. In the center of the old city is a magnificent mosque with a towering minaret shining in the sun. Walking into the mosque, the interior decoration is gorgeous and solemn, and the huge dome makes people feel the sacredness and solemnity of religion. Surrounding the mosque, there are many ancient palaces and residences. These buildings are well preserved and bear witness to Tunisia's historical changes. Leaving the old city of Medina, I came to Bourguiba Street in Tunis. This street is known as the "Champs Elysées in Tunisia". The streets are lined with European-style buildings and are full of romantic atmosphere. The street cafes and restaurants are full of leisurely people, tasting local food and admiring the street view. Here you can feel the modernity and fashion of Tunisia. Tunisian food is also an unmissable part of this trip. The local specialty cuisine is mainly Mediterranean, integrating cooking styles from different countries such as Arabia, France and Italy. Couscous is one of Tunisia's traditional delicacies. It is made of couscous, vegetables and meat. It is rich in taste, nutritious and delicious. There is also harissa chili sauce, the unique spiciness is endless. In Tunisian restaurants, you can also taste fresh seafood, delicious barbecue and various specialty desserts. Leaving the city of Tunis, I came to the blue and white town of Sidi Bousay. This town is located on a cliff beside the Mediterranean Sea. The entire town is dominated by white and blue, which is fresh and romantic. Strolling along the narrow streets, lined with white houses and blue doors and windows, the walls are covered with blooming bougainvillea, just like a world in a fairy tale. At the height of the town, there is an ancient lighthouse. Standing under the lighthouse, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire Mediterranean Sea. The blue water, white sailboats, and islands in the distance form a beautiful picture. There are many cafes and restaurants in the town where you can enjoy a meal while admiring the sea view. I found a beachside cafe, sat down, ordered a cup of coffee, and quietly felt the sea breeze and the warmth of the sun. At that moment, time seemed to stand still. I was immersed in the beautiful scenery and forgot all my worries. In addition to beautiful scenery and delicious food, Tunisia is also rich in historical and cultural heritage. The ancient city of Carthage is one of the most famous historical sites in Tunisia. This ancient city was once the capital of Carthage, a powerful country in the Mediterranean. Today, although there are only some ruins left, the glory of that year can still be felt. In the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage, you can see magnificent palaces, temples, theaters, baths and other architectural ruins. These ruins bear witness to the prosperity and decline of Carthage, and also give us a deeper understanding of ancient civilization. In the south of Tunisia is the vast Sahara Desert. I took an off-road vehicle, crossed the vast desert, and came to an oasis in the desert. The green trees and gurgling springs here form a sharp contrast with the surrounding desert. In the oasis, I rode a camel and walked in the desert, feeling the vastness and mystery of the Sahara Desert. As the sun sets, the golden sunlight shines on the desert, and the outline of the sand dunes becomes softer, like a beautiful oil painting. At that moment, I was shocked by the uncanny workmanship of nature, and my heart was filled with awe for this land. The people of Tunisia are warm and hospitable, and their smiles and friendliness made me feel like home. During the trip, I made many local friends who introduced me to Tunisian culture and history, giving me a deeper understanding of the country. They also invited me to their homes to taste local food and share their life stories. During my interactions with them, I felt the Tunisian people’s love for life and longing for the future. My short trip to Tunisia is coming to an end, but this land left a deep impression on me. It has beautiful scenery, rich historical and cultural relics, delicious food and warm and hospitable people. Tunisia, the pearl of North Africa, will always shine in my heart. I believe that one day, I will set foot on this land again and continue to explore its mystery and charm.

Tunisia, a mysterious and fascinating North African country, is now visa-free for Chinese passport holders! Facing the Mediterranean Sea and backed by the Sahara Desert, it combines salt lake scenery with French flair. The locals are hospitable, making it a worthwhile off-the-beaten-path travel destination. 🌈 Itinerary Planning: D1: Depart from China and arrive in Tunis. First, visit the blue and white town and experience the romantic atmosphere of the Mediterranean Sea. D2: Explore Tunis in depth. The bustling Bourguiba Avenue and the traditional Medina market will allow you to experience the city's dual charm. D3: Drive to Kairouan and experience the rich history of this ancient city. Then, head to Tozeur and prepare for the upcoming adventure. D4: In Tozeur, visit the filming location of Star Wars, Mos Espa, and feel like you're in the movie. D5: Depart from Tozeur and head to Chott el Djerid salt lake to admire its magnificent scenery. Then, head to Douz and enter the Sahara Desert. Experience the unique charm of the Mars camp. At night, listen to the nomads' singing under the campfire and gaze at the starry sky. D6: Depart from the Sahara Desert and head to Matmata to experience its unique local customs. Then, drive to Djerba Island and enjoy the island's leisurely atmosphere. D7: In Djerba Island, take a pirate ship out to sea and explore Flamingo Island. Admire the graceful dance of flamingos. Visit the Graffiti Village and discover various styles of graffiti art, experiencing the charm of art. D8: Depart from Djerba Island and head to El Jem to visit the El Jem Amphitheatre, one of the world's three largest amphitheatres. Then, head to Sousse and experience the tranquility and beauty of this seaside city. D9: Explore the Medina in Sousse and choose some souvenirs to take home. Then, head to Hammamet and enjoy the Mediterranean sun and beach. Finally, return to Tunis. D10: Experience the romantic atmosphere of the Mediterranean Sea again in the blue and white town of Tunis. Draw a perfect ending to this trip. Then, embark on your journey back home. 💡 Travel Tips: Visa: Tunisia is visa-free for Chinese passport holders, making it very convenient. Environment: Tunisia is a relatively developed country in Africa, with a high level of education. The locals are hospitable, and travel is safe and secure. Phone card: After passing through customs, you can get a free phone card at the Orange counter and top up as needed. If you only need internet, 25G/30 dinars is a very affordable price. Currency exchange: It is recommended to exchange US dollars or euros in China. The airport offers currency exchange services for convenient spending. 🚗 Transportation Recommendations: Self-driving is the best way to explore Tunisia. You can rent a car at the airport. Please note that highways are toll roads and only accept cash, so please prepare change in advance. 🏠 Accommodation Recommendations: Accommodation in Tunisia is relatively affordable. You can find a decent guesthouse for 200-300 yuan. Accommodation in the capital is slightly more expensive, but you can still find good value options. 🏞️ Attractions Guide: Blue and white town: Located in the wealthy district of Sidi Bou Said in Tunis, facing the Mediterranean Sea. The houses are mainly blue and white, giving the impression of being in Greece. For just a few yuan, you can enjoy coffee and sunset at a scenic café. El Jem Amphitheatre: As one of the world's three largest amphitheatres, it is incredibly well-preserved. The underground museum and the top-down view are must-see experiences. Tozeur: The filming location of Star Wars, with buildings from the movie still standing. A paradise for adventure enthusiasts. The guesthouses here are also unique and worth trying. Sahara Desert: Deep in the Sahara Desert of Tunisia, there is a remote Mars camp. There is no internet or electricity, and water and food are precious. Listening to the nomads' singing under the campfire, climbing sand dunes to watch the sunrise and count the stars are all unforgettable experiences. Djerba Island: You can drive directly onto the island. The various styles of graffiti in the Graffiti Village are like a treasure hunt. Take a vintage pirate ship out to sea, visit Flamingo Island to see flamingos, ride camels by the sea, and enjoy freshly grilled fish for lunch. These are all must-do experiences. Sousse: As a seaside city, Sousse's Medina offers affordable souvenirs, making it a great place to shop. Choose a hotel by the sea to enjoy the Mediterranean scenery, which is incredibly relaxing. Plan your Tunisia trip now! This Spring Festival, let's explore this mysterious and fascinating North African country together!

Tunisia, you may not be familiar with this small country, but I want to tell you that this is really an amazing place! All photos are original, no filter! 🌟 🪪 Visa: Tunisia implements a visa-free policy, remember to prepare an itinerary for customs inspection. I heard that some passengers were asked to tip, so it would be more secure to prepare in advance! 📱 Phone card: After leaving the customs, you can find the Orange counter, recharge 8 dinars to get 2.5G of traffic, basically enough, unless you are crazy about brushing videos. Most hotels have free Wi-Fi and can keep in touch at any time. 💰 Exchange: Tunisia mainly uses dinars, and there are relatively few places to swipe cards. There are many exchange windows at the airport, and you can exchange money with US dollars, euros and RMB. ⚠ Don't forget to keep the exchange receipt, the remaining money needs this paper to be exchanged back! 🗺 Route: Day 1: Tunis, Blue and White Town, Carthage Day 2: Hammamet, Kairouan, Douga Day 3: Galle Day 4: Kairouan, Saint's Tomb, Okba Mosque, Agrabit Reservoir Day 5: Tozeur, Shebika Oasis, Off-road Vehicle Visits Star Wars, English Patient Location Day 6: Tozeur-Salt Lake, Gillette Salt Lake, North African Danfeng Camel Day 7: Matmata-El Jem, El Jem Colosseum Day 8: Sousse, Kondavi Port, Sousse Ancient City Day 9: Sousse-Tunis, Tunis Medina Old City, Bourguiba Street Day 10: Tunis-International Flight, Carthage Origin Site 🌄 Recommended attractions: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟My TOP2 in my heart 1. Blue and White Town Sidi Bou Said Highly saturated blue windows and pure white walls, coupled with the varying blue of the Mediterranean, are simply breathtaking! I originally had high expectations for Chefchaouen in Morocco, but the blue and white town completely exceeded my imagination! The machine position of the ladder cafe must be taken! 📸 2. El Jem Ancient Roman Colosseum This is one of the three largest colosseums in the world and the best-preserved ancient Roman colosseum, built in 238 AD. There are many tourists in Rome, but in Tunisia you can enjoy the "charter" treatment, and you will not be disturbed when taking pictures! Attached two photos, feel its magnificence! 🌟🌟🌟🌟 3. Shebika Desert Oasis A small and beautiful attraction, you can see waterfalls in the desert and hear the sound of gurgling water. This project requires a lot of rugged mountain roads, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes! 4. Kairouan Grand Mosque There are many ancient Roman stone pillars here, the architecture is very magnificent, friends who like architecture will be surprised! 🌟🌟🌟 5. Carthage Ancient Ruins This is a World Cultural Heritage and one of the must-see attractions in Tunisia. It is recommended to do some homework in advance, otherwise you may feel that it is just some stones. 6. Matmata Underground Village The cave-style residence of the Berber people is worth seeing and experiencing a unique lifestyle. 7. Sousse Port 🥰 In the sun and sea breeze of the Mediterranean, who can't like it? I hope this guide can help you better explore the beauty and mystery of Tunisia! ✈✨

#summerdestinations Tunis' main boulevard, Avenue Habib Bourguiba, is the city's beating heart. Stroll under towering palm trees, admire its stunning architecture, and immerse yourself in its lively cafes. From the historical clock tower to the iconic Cathedral of St. Vincent de Paul, this bustling avenue captures the essence of Tunisian life. Whether you're here for shopping, dining, or just people-watching, it's a must-visit that blends tradition with modernity. 🌴🕌 #TunisBoulevard #ExploreTunis #HabibBourguibaAvenue #TunisianVibes #TravelTunisia

Spring Festival holiday is coming🥳 Let's do something different this year! Spring Festival reverse tourism❗Sharing 7 popular and niche overseas destinations❗ ⚠️Few people! ⚠️Treasure! ⚠️Beautiful scenery! ⚠️Affordable! - 🌏Tunisia - Visa-free North African treasure visa-free country✔ Also known as the "back garden of Europe", you can enjoy both Asian and European styles here. Close to the Mediterranean, 🚶‍stroll around the ancient city, 💨enjoy the sea breeze, the comfortable weather in December is still over 20 degrees~ A good place to go for the Spring Festival in reverse! 👉🏻Must-visit attractions: Medina Old City, Bourguiba Avenue, Dougga Ruins, Sidi Bou Said, Sousse - 🌏Kazakhstan - Visa-free Sunshine Golden Mountain, Ice Lake... right next to Xinjiang! Few people, 🛒duty-free shops are good for shopping! Unique Central Asian architecture, 🥩meat lovers' exotic food~ It is recommended to arrange immediately! 👉🏻Must-visit attractions: Central Mosque, Green Bazaar, Qiong Bulak Snow Mountain - 🌏Azerbaijan - Visa on arrival World Cultural Heritage Gobustan Landscape Group👍, it is said that oil can be dug 300 meters underground here~👀 Both cityscape and natural landscape are worth seeing, eating, shopping➕seeing the sea➕hiking, you will really get a surprise🎁! 👉🏻Must-visit attractions: Sheki Old City, Caspian Sea coastline, Quba - 🌏Georgia - Visa-free It must feel different to check in European-style buildings🏰 in the snow season! 🍷Wine and skiing🏂 are both famous, and overall the consumption is not high! If the budget and time are sufficient, you can actually play with Azerbaijan~ 👉🏻Must-visit attractions: Caucasus Mountains, Gudauri Skiing, Signagi Wine Cellar - 🌏Indonesia Surabaya - Visa on arrival The place on earth that looks most like the moon🌙, the location of "Lonely Planet"! The most popular island in niche travel destinations, 🤳 is a holy place for all internet celebrities to go crazy to check in! It is said to be a "small money for big cup series"🤙, it is really not an exaggeration. 👉🏻Must-visit attractions: Bromo Volcano, Sewu Waterfall, Ijen Volcano - 🌏Malaysia Langkawi - Visa-free A holiday island🏝 located in the northwest of Malaysia, direct flights to the island airport✈, super convenient. The key is❗ There are really not many people going! You can also achieve bikini freedom by going against the winter👙, it's really cool to spend the Spring Festival this way! 👉🏻 Must-visit attractions: Sky Bridge, Island Hopping, Snorkeling - 🌏Thailand Pa Ngan Island - Visa-free Cheap prices💴, few people, mostly European and American tourists (very niche island for Chinese people)~ Come here to participate in the local full moon party💃, you can party with friends from all over the world, and have a kind of unprecedented freedom and relaxation💨 👉🏻 Must-visit attractions: Zen Beach - 📕【Spring Festival Reverse Tour Summary】 Warm winter for the Spring Festival👉Tunisia, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia Central Asian Treasure Tour👉Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Georgia

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