What are the customs and holidays in Algeria

1, A is an Islamic country, avoid eating pork, avoid drinking alcohol on most occasions, and implement burial. Some of the women covered their heads and wore long robes. During Ramadan, it is not advisable to eat, drink or smoke in the presence of local people during the day. Sleeveless tops and skirts or shorts shorter than the knee should not be worn in public, dress appropriately when entering religious places such as mosques, and women should wear headscarves.

2, Algeria's legal holidays include: New Year's Day: (January 1), Berber New Year (generally in mid-January), International Labor Day (May 1), Independence Day (July 5), National Day (also known as Revolution Day, November 1).

3. The main religious festivals include: AWAL MOHAREM (New Year), ACHOURA (Ashoura), EL MAWLID ENNABAOUI (Birthday of Muhammad), AID EL FITR (Eid) and AID EL ADHA (Feast of Sacrifice).