Wander the Tunisian pass by most prosperous landscape (Photos)

Tunisia pass by the most prosperous scenery

Tunisia, sounds very strange,

But this film sandwiched between Algeria and Libya two Mediterranean country desert oasis,

It is becoming a new favorite travel "". It has multiple culture and rich landform,

Site of Carthage and preservation of a as the acme of perfection of the most complete ancient Colosseum,

There are blue and white town quiet and gentle, and the scenery of the fishing port city;

The vast Sahara desert, green as stained wood,

The blue sea and the rolling mountains, a city of central Matt horse he was a movie "Star Wars" of the shooting location.

A lot of photography fan that Tunisia to "shoot" the heaven, even if the level is not high,

Can also gather a heartbeat wonderful sights.

The ancient Colosseum glance.

Site of Carthage Carthage built two of the ancient city

Carthage is located in the scenery of the Picard mountain (Byrsa Hill), adjacent to the Mediterranean, the first station is also our visit. In the Phoenician, Carthage, meaning "new city", as the name suggests, this site is now although old, but the new year is a reconstruction of the city.

Cataki museum.

In 814 BC, the Phoenicians built city here, because they are good at doing business, and in sailing, Carthage continued prosperity, became the business center of the mediterranean. Later, the Empire of Rome launched three wars, the brilliant ancient city state in a disastrous state, eventually be razed to the ground. After the Rome Empire took a century, was built on the ruins of the new Rome city of Carthage, and its development will become second only to Rome and Alexandria's third empire city. The city wall ruins of 34 kilometers long, 13 meters high. From the scattered remnants of the granite stone pillars and walls, we could identify the pillboxes, ditches, temple, concert hall, theater, bathhouse and arena.

A drunken satyr Silenus (Silenus) sculpture.

Shizhu residues at the scattered, beautifully carved patterns be visible before the eyes, amazing. In 1978, Carthage ruins by UNESCO included in the first batch of "world cultural and natural heritage".