Abstract
The thermal culture in Algeria dates back to antiquity, the Romans were among the first to know the therapeuticbenefits of hot water springs in the region, Guelma is one of the Algerian cities which have natural hot springs, overfor centuries the thermal tradition has been perpetuated and has been integrated into the local medical culture. Theprofessional objective is to undertake an in-depth analysis of the thermal culture at Hammam Debagh, Guelma,capitalizing on its rich ancient heritage, and the attractiveness of the public in search of medical care, relaxation andleisure, thus highlighting the importance continues this age-old practice for health and well-being. A thoroughunderstanding of this tradition will help strengthen its attractiveness and promote its potential as a therapeutic andtourism resource.
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