Six miles from the Algerian border, Jebel ech Chambi is located in Al Qasrayn, Tunisia, near Kef Zemzoumet Aissa. The peak climbs to a height of 5,066 feet above sea level, making it the country's highest point and highest mountain. The Tabassah Mountains, which are also part of the Sahara Atlas Mountains, include Jebel ech Chambi. The mountain is located in Central Tunisia, overlooking the city of Kasserine.

From March to October, this mountain offers a complete seven-month season, allowing adventurous hikers to fully explore the pine-covered slopes. The mountain can be walked across, making it ideal for both novice and experienced hikers.

Jebel ech Chambi is part of the Chaambi National Park and is covered in pine forest. There are now roughly twenty-four distinct species of mammals and fifteen different species of reptiles in this area. Barbary sheep, also known as Aoudad sheep, are frequently seen grazing, their immensely curled horns a striking sight. Their young cavort on the steep slopes virtually from birth, from March to May, which coincides wonderfully with trekking season. Jebel ech Chambi is a terrorist hotspot that presents a fresh challenge for both the Tunisian and Algerian armies.

Location: Al Qasrayn, Tunisia

Elevation: 1,544 m

Range: the Sahara Atlas Mountains

With a height of 4,656 feet above sea level, Jabel Bireno is Tunisia's second highest peak and Al Qasrayn's second highest mountain, located near Thala Al Qasrayn. A narrow peak area and steep slopes with a local relief of 300 meters or more characterize the mountain. Djebel Birene, Djebel Bireno, Jabal Branaw, Jebel Bireno, Djebel Birene, Djebel Bireno, Jabal Biranaw, Jabal Branaw, Jebel Bireno, Djebel Birene, Djebel Bireno, Jabal Biranaw, Jabal Branaw, Jebel Bireno, Djebel Birene, Djebel Bireno, Djebel Bir

Tombs, wells, hills, a wadi, and ancient ruins surround the mountain. Jabel Bireno is also encircled by a pine forest with lofty trees and sparse undergrowth. This mountain is home to a small number of wildlife species. Bireno, like Jebel ech Chambi, is a terrorist hideout and is therefore rarely visited by visitors.

Location: Thala Al Qasrayn

Elevation: 1,406 m

With an elevation of 4,544 feet above sea level, Jebel el Ajered is the third tallest peak on Al Qasrayn. Djebel el Adjered, Djebel el Ajered, and Jabal al Ajrad are all names for the same mountain. Morning Sunrise is at 06:14 and Evening Sunset is at 18:46 at Jebel el Ajered. The mountain can be found in the Kasserine region in central-western Tunisia.

The high slopes of Jebel el Ajered are covered in pine forest. The region surrounding the mountain is protected and managed by the Department of Natural Resources, who have several guards patrolling the area at all hours of the day and night. Few people visit Jebel el Ajered, who mostly come for picnics and sight-seeing. However, many tourists avoid Mount Jebel el Ajered's peak due to the insecurity in the area. At the foot of Mount Jebel el Ajered, there are wells and ruins that indicate the area was inhabited over 5000 years ago.

Location: central-western Tunisia

Elevation: 1,385 m

Range: the Al Qasrayn