Timia is a town in northern Niger's Aïr Mountains, located in the Agadez Region. Centered around an oasis, it is notable for its seasonal waterfall, a historic French fort, and the nearby ruins of Assodé, an ancient settlement. Unlike much of the surrounding Sahara, Timia supports fruit cultivation, making it a unique agricultural area in the region. The town lies between Agadez and Iferouane, with a permanent guelta nearby that retains water throughout the year.