Gorgeous Sites In Africa That You Need To Visit

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Lilly E
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Africa is maybe the most mysterious continent and most of it remains hidden from the rest of the world. Blessed with a different climate, tall mountains, gorgeous beaches and the most amazing wild life, this continent needs to be on everyone’s travel list. We offer you a few places that are a good starting point to explore this unique continent.

Serengeti National Park, Kenya 

This is the place that makes your heart jump out when you’ll see all those lions, giraffes, rhinos, gazelles and buffalos. With breathtaking nature, this national park is a true treasure. Serengeti Migration happens every year and millions of zebras, antelopes and wildebeests are looking for new green places in Maasai Mara in Kenya.

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Gondar, Ethiopia 

This place is known for the huge number of historical remains. Fasil Ghebbi was built in the 17th century by the Emperor Fasilides and is full of castles for the aristocracy, libraries and banqueting halls. You can even notice the European Baroque as a main style of these remains.  

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Fasil Ghebbi in Gondar… the African Camelot To nie Anglia, Szkocja ani Irlandia… to ciągle Etiopia. Zamek Fasil Ghebbi był siedzibą cesarzy w XVII oraz XVIII wieku, czyli wtedy, gdy ten różnorodny kraj był w pełnym rozkwicie. To w Gonder znajdowała się wówczas cesarska stolica. Zamek przetrwał do naszych czasów w całkiem dobrym stanie. #fasilghebbi #fasilghebbicastle #gonder #gondar #gondercastle #africancamelot #africancastle #ethiopiancastle #etiopia #ethiopia #ethiopianhistory #visitethiopia #traveltoethiopia #podrozeksztalca #inspiracjepodroznicze #podróżujemy #travelalways #travelawsome #travelistolive #travellinglife #celwpodrozy #afryka #africa #etiopianawłasnąrękę #etiopianawłasnareke #corobicwetiopii #cozobaczycwetiopii #wycieczkadoetiopii

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Djennѐ, Mali 

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THE COLORFUL SIDE OF MALI ____________________________________ Forget about what the media says about this country, even if its just for one day. Lets for once focus on positive stories from Africa. ____________________________________ Like this unreal sunset on the call to prayer from one of the most beautiful unknown mosques. Unknown recently, because 10 years ago, tourists flocked this country. Nowadays, everyone that lived on that bustling Tourism Industry struggles to survive. Yet, they greet you with a special warmth, as if they were ignorant to the region’s current struggles, as if time had frozen and it were still 2009. They want you to feel at home. As it once was. Kids, young and old gather around you at the town’s square, in front of Djenné’s crown jewel. “You are the first tourists in 6 weeks!”, they say. Crazy, if you ask me. ____________________________________ Stories from Mali start tomorrow, so turn on notifications and stay tuned!

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It’s an UNESCO World Heritage Site composed by buildings made from earth baked in the sun and palm fronds. Djenne dates from the 3rd century and has a huge historical meaning.