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Evening cultural heritage fosters bonds
Traditional Algerian games are an important part of intangible cultural heritage, reflecting the customs and traditions of previous generations. They served as a means of entertainment, skill development, and social bonding. These games were played in villages and cities, often relying on simple tools and associated with religious occasions and cultural festivities, although their prevalence has declined with the spread of technology. Nevertheless, some games, such as "Kharbaka," "Zarzaiha," and "Tara," are still played during holidays, preserving the popular memory of Algerians and their cultural heritage.
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