Angola a fastest booming country of Central Africa is back on track. Rich in natural resources mainly oil and diamond, the country is currently rebuilding at full swing after suffering from civil war for 27 years since its independence from Portugal in 1975. Providing shelter to more than 19 million people the country is at peace and is going through a dramatic rebirth. The capital Luanda is located on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, there is lot of construction going on in the city and foreigners from all corners of the world are flocking to it. Luanda is also known as the “Paris of Africa” due to its sophisticated culture and atmosphere which makes it one of the most sought after tourist destination of Africa.
The ancient heritage of country is reflected in its several attractive historical buildings, churches and museums. Among the must see attractions of country do visit Valley of the Moon which is the most unique landscapes in Angola. It is also known as Miradouro da Lua or Watch point, situated at the coast which is 40 kilometers south of Luanda. The Sao Miguel Fortress housing the Armed forces Museum is an important historic place and is regarded as one of the most famous landmarks in Luanda which is declared as UNESCO cultural heritage site in 1996.
If you are an avid nature lover then do visit Calandula Waterfalls which is located in the Malanje Area. It is indeed an impressive spectacle which is particularly mighty at the end of the rainy season. Kissama National Park is also among the major attractions of country which is 70 kilometers south of Luanda. Stay in a bungalow in the middle of Kissama National park and enjoy the abundance of natural beauty including the rare black palanca antelope which can only be found in Angola.
If you found Kalendula Waterfalls mesmerizing, then you will surely be attracted also by the stunning beauty of Tazua Falls in Rio Cuango. This tourist spot is one of the richest sources of gem diamonds in Angola. Do visit Museum of Slavery to gain the historical insight of country which is 25 kilometers along the coast from Luanda.
The ancient heritage of country is reflected in its several attractive historical buildings, churches and museums. Among the must see attractions of country do visit Valley of the Moon which is the most unique landscapes in Angola. It is also known as Miradouro da Lua or Watch point, situated at the coast which is 40 kilometers south of Luanda. The Sao Miguel Fortress housing the Armed forces Museum is an important historic place and is regarded as one of the most famous landmarks in Luanda which is declared as UNESCO cultural heritage site in 1996.
If you are an avid nature lover then do visit Calandula Waterfalls which is located in the Malanje Area. It is indeed an impressive spectacle which is particularly mighty at the end of the rainy season. Kissama National Park is also among the major attractions of country which is 70 kilometers south of Luanda. Stay in a bungalow in the middle of Kissama National park and enjoy the abundance of natural beauty including the rare black palanca antelope which can only be found in Angola.
If you found Kalendula Waterfalls mesmerizing, then you will surely be attracted also by the stunning beauty of Tazua Falls in Rio Cuango. This tourist spot is one of the richest sources of gem diamonds in Angola. Do visit Museum of Slavery to gain the historical insight of country which is 25 kilometers along the coast from Luanda.
