Visit Equatorial Guinea set in the most beautiful surroundings and ensconced in the most verdant stretches of land. Get into this land of pleasures, travel thrills and excitement. Come and enjoy the best of what you could give yourself in this part of the world.
Visit Malabo or Pico Malabo as it is called and enjoy the sights in this rundown city with its intriguing scenes. There are very few hotels and restaurants here and some of them are just enough to satisfy your hungry palate. Go to the [...]
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Visit Africa and enjoy the wild travel pleasures of this place. Enjoy the simple surroundings providing you with the best travel pleasures and just bask in the glory of being in a great land of fascination, charm and thrill.
Visit Bangui the capital of the Central African Republic and enjoy the lovely ambience of this mystical city. Lying in the southern part of Africa, this lies on the banks of the River Ubangi. Congo is very close to this region and Bagui is today a very important trade centre. [...]
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Amidst the interesting sights in Africa, the best to see are the upcoming cities here that are so much a part of this place. Today after the aftermath of the war, Angola in Central Africa is a great tourist destination. Central Africa today is known as Middle Africa as referred to by the UN, and travellers here like to bask in the Portuguese influence that is prevalent here even now. Tourists enjoy the amazing length of the coastline here that seems to stretch to an eternity. With the most serene [...]
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Loango National Park is assuredly one of the visually striking and most varied of all national parks of Gabon, known for its mythically surfing hippos. It protects miscellaneous coastal habitat, including part of 220 kilometers lguela Lagoon, one of the significant examples of usual Western African Lagoon system, which is protected within national park. Located among Ndogo and Nkomi Lagoons, it is a true jewel of western coast of Africa. The naturalist Mike Fay known as Loango Africa’s Last Eden [...]
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Djenne is an Urban Commune and town in Inland Niger Delta region of central Mali. In the year 2009, the commune had 32,944 inhabitants and administratively it is a part of Mopti Region. It is a city in Mali well-known for its mosque, the largest mudbrick building in the world. As of 1987, it has been recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Site. It says on its website that Djenne became important link and market centre in trans-Saharan gold trade. The Djenne’s history is intimately linked with Timbuktu. [...]
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