✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1966
Birds of Tunisia - gambra partridge
This stamp highlights the gambra partridge (Alectoris barbara), an emblematic bird of Tunisian wildlife and a living symbol of the country's arid and mountainous ecosystems. Through this naturalist illustration, the Tunisian Republic celebrates its rich biodiversity and its thousand-year-old hunting heritage, where this reddish partridge, adapted to the maquis and scrublands of the Maghreb, occupies a special place in popular culture and hunting traditions. The program thus underlines Tunisia's commitment to preserving and promoting its natural identity, recalling that these birds, represented here in their characteristic habitat, constitute not only a precious ecological resource but also a constitutive element of the cultural landscape and the collective memory of rural regions.
View Stamp Details →Collection Gallery
Mineral waters - 30 millimes
Mineral waters - 20 millimes
Mineral waters - 10 millimes
Year of International Cooperation and 20th anniversary of the UN
Inauguration of the student hostel in Tunis - 50 millimes
Inauguration of the student hostel in Tunis - 40 millimes
Inauguration of the student hostel in Tunis - 25 millimes
Popular Arts Festival - 70 millimes
Popular Arts Festival - 10 millimes
Popular Arts Festival - 5 millimes
ITU Centenary
Birds of Tunisia - Houbara Bustard
Birds of Tunisia - North African chaffinch
Birds of Tunisia - Gray Shrike
Birds of Tunisia - Alaemon alaudipes
Neo-destour Congress in Bizerte
President Bourguiba - 30 millimes
President Bourguiba - 20 millimes
1st Anniversary of the Organization of African Unity
70th Anniversary of the birth of Mohamed Ali
World Meteorological Day
Safeguarding the monuments of Nubia
15th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights