Travel Guide Sites De Bichagara

You engouffrez in a corridor dug between two cliffs of artistically sandstone worked by the winds and the ancient streams. All sides come from arches, caves, needles and peaks, silhouettes and grandiose sculptures with evocative shapes.The first site of rock paintings you meet includes some camels and red characters already well erased on the ceiling and walls of different caves (GPS: N 17 ° 22 ' 520, E 21 ° 08 ' 700). A beautiful vertically sloping arch is on your passage (GPS: N 17 ° 16 ' 194, E 21 ° 13 ' 155).You outline the whole of Bichagara to borrow a prosaic field full of shells and tanks (GPS: N 17 ° 12 ' 820, E 21 ° 16 ' 00). You then go along another beautiful ark (GPS: N 17 ° 12 ' 320, E 21 ° 21 ' 800), before joining Route D and Faya on your right, marked by drums. You are 10 km from Fada. Just afterwards is a tattooed chariot from the name of Hassan Djamous, the former chief of staff during the war between Chad and Libya. A few kilometres away, you enter a small canyon lined with tank debris and the impact of shells. It is better to follow the track and not to walk on the tanks… The entrance of Fada is nearby.