Best Places to Visit in Republic of the Congo, Top Attractions

Do n’t get The Republic of Congo confused with The Democratic Republic of Congo. It’s quite a common mistake to make! Once you ’ve separated the two countries in your mind, and realize that the Republic of Congo actually makes for a truly unique African  vacation it’s time to find out about the top places to visit there. When we talk about Africa, the first word that pops in my mind, is diversity. From wildlife, to  strands to  fantastic   locales to  tinderboxes, the  mainland has it all. By each passing day, with the kind of biodiversity the country of Congo has, we can be sure, that Africa would soon be a hot spot foreco-tourism in the world. One  similar place contributing to this, would be the Republic of Congo.  

#1. Mayombe Mountains  

Spread over 2000sq.km, this region is the southern- western part of the tropical rainforest in the Congo Basin. It falls into three countries of Africa,  videlicet, Angola, the Republic of Congo, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It's still to be a  defended area, and soon to be made into a biosphere reserve.  

#2. Diosso Gorge  

Popularly called the ‘ Grand Canyon of Congo ’, it's located about a many  long hauls down from Pointe Noire. Amidst the  verdure, this rough edged terrain of the  couloir, makes for a fantastic view, with all the red dusted terrains due to  corrosion.  

#3. Ubangi Rivers  

Congo Airlines runs services on the Brazzaville to Pointe- Noire routes. In case a  rubberneck has time to spare, a steamer from the Congo and Ubangi Rivers provides for marvellous  point- seeing within the Republic of Congo.  

#4. Lefini Faunal Reserve  

This reserve is  substantially for the protection and conservation of the exposed species of western  goon is  positioned near Brazzaville. Still not a popular destination but in time should come one of the popular zones for excursionists.  

#5. Ouesso  

The  city is perfect place for a stop over to head to other places in Congo. The place reminds one of its ancient history. In this  else quiet  city, a  sightseer can head to check out the pygmies, the  ethnical people, who live a little further down from this  city. A lift  on on one of the  exchanges to Mindouli, shouldn't be a problem.  

#6. Loufoulakari Falls And Bela Falls  

Located to the south west of Brazzaville, these  falls can be visited by those who have time to spare for these  spots. Once extremely popular  spots, in fact the only  sightseer spots, these spots are no longer in the light,  however can be completed in a day’s time.  

#7. Dolisie  

This is the third largest  megacity in Congo and counts as an important  marketable centre for Congo too. There is n’t anything exceptional about the  megacity, except for its roads and  structures, which reminds one of its French  colonizer  history.  

#8. Brazzaville  

This is the largest and the capital  megacity of the Republic of Congo. Brazzaville, is the essential point, from where all the excursionists can  do to explore the country of Republic of Congo. Being the main  mecca of  requests and other metropolitan  installations, Brazzaville on its own accord is also an essential  sightseer spot. positioned on the bank of the majestic Congo swash, it's one of the most populated  megacity of Congo. It's from this  megacity that one can start their  holiday to Pointe Noire.  

#9. Odzala National Park  

This is one of the nominated UNESCO world heritage  point and is also a Important Bird Area as labelled by Birdlife International. Amongst other  public  premises  in Africa, Central Africa as a  total has lot to offer in terms of biodiversity. This is especially true in case of Odzala National Park. It's the home to a wide range of  catcalls, and species of  creatures like  hoods,  mammoths, antelope, hyenas, buffalo, and crocodiles. The authorities also organise safaris, to  travel around the demesne. Other popular conditioning for wildlife  suckers would be the camps and instructed  timber walks and  journeys.  

#10. Pointe Noire  

Pointe Noire after Brazzaville is the next largest  megacity in Congo. It can safely be called the  fiscal  mecca of Congo too, as it's the home to  oil painting  diligence. It's also the  harborage  megacity of Congo. Pointe noire, promises wildlife and  strands at the same time. Cote Sauvage is considered the stylish  sand in Pointe Noire.