The capital of Democratic Republic of the Congo is Kinshasa
The Democratic Republic of Congo or DR Congo in short is a country
located in Central Africa. The country has vast rain forests, produces
oil and has lots of mining reserves. Those are what the Democratic
Republic of Congo is better known for, however, there are great
attractive sites in the country and 5 of those are listed below.
5 Facts You Might Not Know
1
Kinshasa University located in Kinshasa, the capital city of DR Congo,
is famous for a rich collection of pre-historic and ethnographic
artifacts and historic records. The collection of artifacts at the
university dates back to the pre and post colonial period and exhibits
the culture of the indigenous people of DR Congo.
2
Kinkole
port, which neighbors the capital city Kinshasa, is an attractive port
with deep waters for fishing. Visitors can visit the region for boat
riding and fishing under the cool breeze. The port town is also
favorable for swimming due to the warm climatic conditions that spread
all over the Democratic Republic of Congo.
3
Another
tourist attraction site in the Democratic Republic of Congo is the
beautiful Nsele gardens of the presidential farm. The gardens are easily
and quickly accessible as they neighbor the capital. However, caution
should be taken coz, though open to public, the gardens being on a
presidential garden are likely to be on round the clock protection.
4
Wildlife
is probably the greatest tourist attraction in DR Congo just like in
most other African countries. The Upemba national park, through which
river Lualaba runs, surrounds several lakes which host crocodiles,
hippopotamuses, and various birds' species. The national park is also
home to lions, antelopes, zebras etc
5
Mount
Nyiragongo, Nord-Kivu, is a unique mountain as it is one of few
volcanoes in the world with a nearly permanent lake of lava in it. The
lava lake depth has grown to around 600 meters and is often the largest
lake of lava in the world. The volcano is usually very active, with
regular eruptions that produce a rare type of very fluid lava.
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