Tabarka is a Tunisian city located in the state of Jendouba in the northern part of the country. It is located about 175 km north-west of the Tunisian capital. The city has a population of about 20,000 according to 2010 estimates. Tabarka is one of the most famous tourist cities overlooking the sea The city derives its name from the ancient Roman language "Tabarka", a word of Amazigh origin, which is meant to be extreme or very cold, and has an ancient Phoenician name: "Thabreka", and the title of "Pearl of the coasts of green Tunisia." Features The city is characterized by a combination of its coastal areas with its mountainous areas, which overlook its high mountains on the Mediterranean Sea. It is also famous for diving activities to hunt lobsters, gouges and coral reefs used in jewelry. It is also famous for festivals such as the Jazz Festival or the Latin Music Festival, , And there is an international airport away from the city about 15 kilometers to the east, the city of Tabarka beautiful city and charming, the largest picture encyclopedia of "Palma Tunisia", but is the most important tourist area in the north western region of the country, in addition to Li it is considered the second largest city to export coral globally. Geography The city is located in a confined area between the Mediterranean Sea and the cork and oak trees on the other side. It was a famous port of the locusts. It has a coastline of about 25 km. It has a citadel dating back to the 14th century. It contains so-called needles, It is a very beautiful beach, with forests, plains, plateaus, high mountains, rare and unique fish, as well as a historic river in the water, with many medicines such as: Wadi Zarqa, Wadi Nafza , And Wadi Ayn Become, and Alsrsar, and salty, and medical services, and the Holy Valley and the Valley Diaspora. The town houses feature a unique architectural character with red tiled roofs and blue and white houses.
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