presentation of the wilaya:

Coming from the Wilaya of Annaba during the territorial reorganization of 1974, it shone on the dairates of Souk-Ahras, Sedrata, Bouchegouf, Oued-Zenati, Guelma and Bouhadjar until 1984. The restructuring of 1984 limits the territory of the Wilaya with three (03) Daira (Guelaat-Bou-Sba, Bouchegouf, Oued-Zenati). The dairates of Souk-Ahras and Sedrata gave birth to the Wilaya of Souk-Ahras and that of Bouhadjar was twinned with the Wilaya of EL-TARF.

Geography:

The wilaya of Guelma is located in the North-East of the country and constitutes, from the geographical point of view, a meeting point, even a crossroads between the industrial poles of the North (Annaba - Skikda) and the centers of exchanges in the South (Oum -El-Bouaghi and Tébessa), in addition to the proximity of the Tunisian territory to the East.

Weather

The territory of the Wilaya is characterized by a sub-humid climate in the center and in the North and semi-arid in the South. This climate is mild and rainy in winter and hot in summer. The temperature, which varies from 4° C in winter to more than 35° C in summer, averages 17.3° C.

Tourism

thermal springs

 Ain Chedakha

Ain Ben Nadji

Ain Echffa

Hammam Chellala (or Hammam Meskhoutine)

Hammam Ouled Ali

Hammam N'Bail

Hammam Belhachani, Ain Larbi

Hammam Guerfa, Ain Larbi

Tourist sites and monuments 

Facade of the Roman theater of Guelma.

Guelma Roman Theater (4500 seats)

Roman pool at Hammam Bradaa, Heliopolis

Ancient remains of Thibilis (Sellaoua Announa)

Dolmens Necropolis and Roknia Burial Caves

Great Waterfall of Hammam Chellala (Hammam Dbegh)

Plateaus of the cones in Ain Heessaina

Underground lake at Bir Osmane (Hammam Debagh)

Jebel Taya cave in Bouhachana

Mountain health resorts, natural sites, oak forests, mineral springs in Maouna

Béni Salah recreational forest, in Bouchegouf

Ghar e'Said (Lion Cave)

Ghar el'Djemaa (Team or Group or Assembly Cave)