Come to Africa and get to see the most fascinating ecotourism destination - Gabon. Here is where you will get to see ideal travel delights and delightful memories of being in the most magnificent national parks. Come here and enjoy the feeling of being in a beautiful zone of greenery, rainforests and the loveliest of savannahs, rivers and estuaries. This is where you will find have one of the most beautiful parks in the world – The Loango National Park. This park situated on the southern coast of Gabon has a lot of beautiful hippos which you can capture on your camera.
It was President El Hadj Omar Bonto who gave around 10% of the country's green zones and made it into national parks. So these open zones began to be closed to all the miners and the loggers and are open only for all [...]
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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 Luba or the Riaba and enjoy the scenery of these places. The beaches in both places are quite pleasantly enjoyable so experience the exotic nature of these regions.
Then you have Annobon to visit which is another beautiful region of Equatorial Guinea. Lying around 500 km to the southwest of Rio [...]
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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. Here you can also find the best of tropical vegetation and many buildings of modern architecture. Here you have the Central market which is very popular for its necklaces made of malachite. Then you have the Boganda Museum and the Cathedral here. Then there is the Arts and Crafts School, which is [...]
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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 wildlife zones and an equally intriguing landscape, Angola in Africa is not a bad bet at all in an African tour.
With the thick forests occupying a major part of the region, the rivers that flow through this place define its geographical diversity and the tourists love to enjoy the simply mesmerising [...]
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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 and is where Michael Nichols from National Geographic took his well known images of surfing hippos.
People call Loango National Park as a Land of Surfing Hippos. The 1550 kilometers of the park of pristine beach, mangroves, savanna and forest are must see in Gabon. The Loango NP provides pioneering [...]
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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. Between 15th and 17th centuries much of trans-Saharan trade in goods like slaves, salt and gold moved out and in of Timbuktu passed via Djenne. Both cities became Islamic scholarship centres. Its prosperity relied on this trade and when Portuguese founded trading posts on the coast of Africa, [...]
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You will need only 10 minutes for reaching the Sheraton Gambia Hotel Resort & Spa from the Banjul International Airport. This hotel is often described by the guests as a paradise. This magnificent accommodation option of Gambia has been designed inspired by the local traditions. It looks typically like an African village surrounded by greeneries comprising of baobab and palm trees. What are the different room types housed by the Sheraton Gambia Hotel Resort & Spa? The guests can choose from 4 accommodation options, the Classic Rooms and Deluxe Rooms, the Presidential Villa and the Suites. Sheraton Gambia has its special beach, which can be reached only in 30 seconds from the actual hotel premises. The hotel authority guarantees absolute safety, privacy and relaxation to all its guests. [...]
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If you are in Algiers, Algeria and looking for a nice place to stay in, you can oft for the Hilton Alger hotel. The hotel premises are surrounded by gorgeous pine trees making the setting extremely captivating. You will need around 10 minutes to reach this hotel from the city’s airport and for coming here from the city center you will need to spend a maximum of 15 minutes. Let us find out the other conveniences Hilton Alger hotel has to offer to its guests. One of the most popular spots of the hotel is its Pool House. Spend some happy hours there while enjoying the spectacular scenery of the adjacent bay and sipping the cocktail served at the poolside bar of the hotel. You can also have your lunch here. Besides this eating place, the hotel has several other in-house bars and restaurants [...]
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The Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve is a Gambia based national park established in the year 1996. This national covers a total area of 220 sq. km. The exact location of this wetland reserve is along River Gambia’s north bank, about 100 km away from the mouth of the river. Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve is even named after one of the tributaries of River Gambia, the Bao Bolon. This tributary emerges from Senegal and travels to meet River Gambia.The area, which now has the Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve, was first declared to be the homeland for this reserve in the year 1993. However, the inauguration of the reserve took 3 more years to happen. Bao Bolong is the first Gambian reserve that is meant for protecting a wetland area. The entire area of the Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve is inhabited by rich flora [...]
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The Hyatt Regency Johannesburg is located in Rosebank, a suburban area of the largest South African city, Johannesburg. The hotel is only 25 Km away from the OR Tambo International Airport. Hyatt Regency Jo'burg has several important tourist destinations in its neighborhood. The most prominent one among them is the African crafts market. Adjacent to the hotel stands the Firs Shopping Centre, the ideal place for purchasing souvenirs for friends and relatives. Hyatt Regency Johannesburg has 244 guest rooms and suites. All these rooms and suites are equipped with upgraded technical amenities and 24 hours gracious service from the hotel staffs. For people coming to the city for business needs, this hotel often stays as the first choice. This is because of the top-notch conference space housed [...]
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3. February 2012
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