Events in Tunisia to plan for

Tunisia is a dynamic country where ancient customs merge seamlessly with the new ones. The range of activities here varies from historical commemorations to vibrant cultural festivals, which give an exclusive insight into the Tunisian way of life. There is always something to experience, from noisy markets to calm coastal celebrations.

Many events in Tunisia revolve around music and dance that depict the rich musical history of this country. One highly awaited event in Tunisia each year is Carthage International Festival that brings performers and audiences from all over the globe.

In Ramadan, traditional festivities take place throughout North Africa and Arab countries. They are celebrated with great enthusiasm involving communal feasts, prayers and social gatherings.

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Carthage International Festival

Carthage International Festival is celebrated every year during summer in the ancient Carthage city, and it honors Tunisia’s cultural heritage. This festival usually occurs between the months of July and August and displays a mix of music, dance, theater and opera shows. A vibrant atmosphere that attracts both locals and tourists through art is created by artists from across the globe who showcase their art at Roman Theatre of Carthage.

International Festival of the Sahara

The Sahara Festivals International which happens annually in December at Douz town celebrates desert lifestyles as practiced by nomads. It involves four days filled with camel racing, traditional tunes, poetry recitals and folk dances. Those attending this festival get to live like people in Sahara Desert by experiencing their unique lifestyle hence making it a key event in Tunisia.