Algerian folklore is a rich tapestry of stories, traditions, and beliefs that reflect the country's diverse cultural heritage. It encompasses various elements from Berber, Arab, and French influences, showcasing a blend of myths, legends, and oral traditions passed down through generations. Central to Algerian folklore are figures like Aïsha Qandisha, a spirit associated with water and fertility, and tales of djinn, supernatural beings that play significant roles in local stories. Festivals and rituals often celebrate these traditions, helping to preserve the unique identity of Algeria's various communities.