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Ashford Castle

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Boma

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Bouenza Region

Located to the east of Brazzaville on the main road, the Bouenza region contains the Nkila-Ntari Caves, a tropical-fruit plantation and Lakes Malengue and Sinda. As beautiful as the lakes are, don't go in the water—it's filled with crocodiles and hip...

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Brazzaville

Brazzaville is the capital of the Republic of Congo. It is located on the banks of the Congo River, and is the Republic of Congo’s largest city and an important river port. The spectacular Livingstone Falls and Les Rapids are located on the edg...

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Conkouati Reserve

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Democratic Republic of Congo National Parks

There are national parks besides Virunga and Kahuzi-Biega, but we're not that keen on any of them—what they offer is better managed in other countries. Among the country's other parks are the following:Garamba National Park—A large park in the northe...

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Dolisie

Loubomo, the third-largest city in the Congo, is worth a day's visit to see the making of masks and other handicrafts, to visit the museum and to browse the markets. 170 mi/275 km west of Brazzaville.

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Epulu

The site of the Parc National d'Okapis, Epulu is a tiny village located in the Ituri rain forest. The rare okapi (similar to the giraffe, but with a shorter neck and legs and a purplish hue) can sometimes be found in the dense jungle surrounding the ...

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Inkisi

This old colonial town (on the Kinshasa-Matadi railway) has an excellent botanical garden, colonial homes, one of Africa's largest cathedrals and a 19th-century Catholic mission. 65 mi/105 km south of Kinshasa.

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Kahuzi-Biega National Park

In the bamboo forests just north of Bukavu, this park is one of the last refuges of the endangered mountain gorillas. The gorillas, which are the same species studied by Dian Fossey (who wrote the book Gorillas in the Mist), live high on Mount Kahuzi...

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Kelle

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Kinshasa

The country's capital and largest city (pop. 5,717,000) is on the Congo River directly across from Brazzaville, Republic of Congo. Presently, government curfews are in force in Kinshasa. When (and if) things return to normal there, be sure to visit S...

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Kisangani

Kisangani was known in colonial times as Stanleyville. Plan to stay one night in this city, located 760 mi/1,225 km northeast of Kinshasa.Today the former neighborhoods of Belgian expatriates have an atmosphere of decaying elegance—grand old houses h...

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Kolwezi

Copper is all-important in this southern town near the Zambian border. Visit the open-pit copper mines, or for a real adventure, take an excursion to Kamoto Mine, a complete underground city with automobiles and streetlights. 400 mi/645 km southeast ...

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Kouilou Region

This coastal area contains several notable cultural and historic sights, including the city of Pointe Noire. The traditional village of Diosso (20 mi/30 km from Pointe Noire) is where the Loango kings are buried. Note the cannons, which are fired on ...

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Lefini Reserve

This reserve, on the Lefini River, offers a wide variety of African wildlife viewing. It can be seen on a day trip from Brazzaville, but we think it's better to overnight in the area. You may want to take a tent, as the reserve lacks adequate accommo...

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Lekoumou Region

This area has several natural wonders, including the Ogooue waterfall and the caves at Nembe, Mbaka and Bihoua. Interesting tribal arts and crafts (masks, in particular) are produced in the area. See if you can find the bridge across the Ogooue River...

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Loufoulakare Waterfall

This large waterfall is located along the Congo River between Brazzaville and Boko. Boko has a nice hotel and restaurant located near the falls. Another big waterfall is southeast of Boko, at Bela—bring camping equipment if you plan to stay overnight...

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Lubero

Located in the midst of beautiful mountains, between Beni and Parc-Central Rwindi, Lubero lies in a rich agricultural area. There's not much to do but enjoy some of the country's nicest scenery. 150 mi/240 km north of Bukavu.

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Lubumbashi

Set in a somewhat arid area near the Zambia border (in the south), Lubumbashi is the complete opposite of Kinshasa. A relatively compact city with gardens, nicely kept homes and red-dirt roads, it's worth a night's visit just to experience the differ...

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Mbandaka

Named "Equator" by Stanley in the 1880s, this pleasant city (pop. 206,000) at the meeting point of the Congo and Ruki Rivers has an Equator Museum (tribal artifacts), a beautiful road along the river and a fascinating river-port area. Visit Basoko (a...

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Mt. Hoyo

This area is known for its bat guano, which is mined from the many limestone caves in the area. The local Pygmies (Wambute tribe) have seen many tourists before you—although probably not recently—so don't expect a "pure" tribal experience. There's a ...

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Muanda

This resort town on the Atlantic Ocean offers nice beaches—a good place to spend one or two nights. 230 mi/370 km southwest of Kinshasa.

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Odzala-Kokoua National Park

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Ouesso

This northern port and supply town on the Sangha River rates a visit only if you're already in the area. People-watching is the sole attraction. The diminutive Pygmies (who make up about 10% of Congo's population) live in nearby villages and often vi...

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Pointe Noir

Pointe Noire is a simple and comfortable beach town, known more for its fresh seafood and as a gateway to see places like the Diosso Gorge, spectacular red rock canyons accented by low-laying vegetation. Sunbathing or dining at one of the scattered r...

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Punia

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Sangha Region

This area of rain forest is home to Pygmies and other tribes. Sights include the Odzala National Park, Lake Manamingoye and Mount Nabemba (the highest peak in the country). 365 mi/590 km north of Brazzaville.

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Sibiti

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Virunga National Park

When conditions are stable, this is a marvelous area with thermal/volcanic attractions and wild game. Right now, we don't recommend a visit. Located on the eastern border with Uganda, the park covers 4,633 sq mi/12,000 sq km and stretches from Lake K...

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