Central African Destinations that are worth Exploring

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Central Africa might seem quite unpopular and underrated, but this is Africa's richest part when it comes to natural beauty and wildlife, inviting several visitors with tickets to Africa. Nestling between war-stricken landlocked countries and atrocities, many avoid travelling towards this part of Africa.
Keeping these things at one side, the country does have its charisma in different shapes and sizes. You can find anything from elephants to butterflies. However, these are the best places to explore in the Central African region.
Bangui
Bangui is the capital of the Central African Region. Strategically situated on the banks of Ubangi River there are several spots idyllic for shopping and nightlife. The Big Mosque is a popular place to visit. A few museums display the settlement of the country and the culture of the people. Book flights to Africa and you can enjoy lingering a few days more and soak up the captivating atmosphere.
Zinga
Measuring just 1.5 kms in length and 400m in width, the tiny town of Zinga has treasure troves for its visitors. The wooden houses depict customary Congo settlements. The people are quite amiable and hospitable. You can hire a motorboat or a kayak to arrive in this town.
Boali
The charming town of Boali is visited for the enchanting Boali Falls. This upstream beauty is known as the best landmark in Central Africa. There are several smaller falls that offer a unique picturesque with the backdrop of lush hills. These smaller falls combine to create the thundering Baoli falls.
Bouar
The tiny town of Bouar is a must-see destination that highlights ancient African beauty. The outskirt of the town is dotted with stone megaliths known as Tajuna.
It is believed that these are tombstones, which are almost 4-5 metres. The stones date back to the Neolithic times making them as old as Stonehenge.
Kembe
With its mud brick huts and thatched roofs, Kembe is a traditional village beside the Kotto River. You can admire children playing in the river against the torrential currents, whereas their parents are busy fishing or washing clothes.
Central Africa is distinguished by two main seasons: the wet rainy season (Apr - Oct) and the dry season (Nov - Mar). The dry season is considered as the best season to fly towards Central Africa. Get best deals from one of the cheap travel agents in London – Fly Africa.


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