Top Things to do in Malawi
10 Sights & Landmarks in Malawi That You Shouldn't Miss
Safari on horseback, in a 4 x 4, on foot or by boat to take in Malawi's nine national parks and wildlife reserves, encompassing highlands and marshes. Lake Malawi attracts boaters, fishing enthusiasts, water skiers and snorkelers to its clear, fresh waters that house more than 400 fish species.
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1. Shire River
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By GundaBoy - Colombo, Sri Lanka
One of nature's beauties not known to many. Therefore not cruised by many. A must do thing from Kutchere Lodge via Lake Malombe to Kingfisher Inn Mangochi. Quiet, Peaceful and a relaxing
2. Chongoni Rock-Art Area
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By occhiolist - Hong Kong, China
A lot of Malawi's sites are related to nature or the missionary/colonial era; Chongoni is an excellent opportunity to understand local culture. Having a guide is invaluable as they can explain the context of the images and how they relate to the practice of Gule Wamkulu, which still takes place today. If this interests you it's definitely worth trying to arrange to see a performance while you're in the area (ask your guide or get directions to Mpalale village, although they will need some warning to prepare) and making time to visit the Chamare Museum in Mua. There are various panels to see and some involve a fairly steep hike uphill, but I am very unfit and I managed it fine.
3. St. Peter's Cathedral
4. St Michael and All Angels Church
5. Kumbali Cultural Village
6. World War I Memorial
7. King African Rifles Monument
8. Lilongwe Central Musjid
9. Mausoleum of Dr.Hestings Kamuzu Banda
10. Parliament Building
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