A complete list of tourist attractions in Guinea
The Republic of Guinea, referred to as Guinea, is located on the West Bank of West Africa. Guinea is bordered by Guinea-Bissau, Senegal and Mali to the north, Cote d'Ivoire to the east, Sierra Leone and Liberia to the south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west, with a land area of 245857 square kilometers. Guinea has huge tourism potential, with very elegant and amazing scenery, all based on Guinea's tradition of warm hospitality. From the wide beaches on the coastline to the lush forests that guard the last trace of nature's secrets, the mountains on the Fouta Djallon Plateau and the vast plains through which the Niger River and its tributaries flow, Guinea is a country full of attractions.
Conakry
Conakry is located on the Atlantic coast and is the capital of Guinea. It is the largest city in the country. It is also the country's political, economic, cultural center and land and land transportation hub. Conakry is located on the southwest coast of Guinea and on the east side of the Atlantic Ocean. It consists of the Ross Islands, the Kalum Peninsula and the coastal land connected to the peninsula. It is Guinea's largest seaport and one of the largest seaport in West Africa.
The entire city of Conakry is nestled among tall tropical forests such as coconut trees, mango trees, and palm trees. The city is surrounded by the sea on three sides, with the evergreen hills on its back. The seaside scenery is beautiful and charming: white clouds accompany the blue sky, and the golden sand nestled against the fine waves; the blue sky shares the same color as clear water, and the sunset flies with the gull birds; at night, big waves surge, and a bright moon grows on the sea; Poetic and picturesque, beautiful, often making tourists linger. Beside the streets and courtyards of the city, there are rows of tropical trees, covering the sky and the sun; flowers are everywhere at all times. The buildings are each elegant and unique in style, and the commercial street is lined with rows of shops and stalls, making it extremely lively.
Kangkang City Kangkang City is located on the left bank of the Milo River, a tributary of the Niger River, with an altitude of 377 meters. It is 690 kilometers northeast of the capital and 190 kilometers away from Jisidougu City. It is the economic center of eastern Guinea and the center of the national highway network. It is also the terminal point of the railway to the mainland and the starting point of shipping on the Milo River. It has an airport. Kangkang City has a history longer than that of the capital. For more than 100 years, it has been Guinea's traditional commercial center. There is a typical African market in the downtown area; diamonds mined from Shanggui and Sengui are distributed here, and representatives from dozens of countries shop here all year round.
China once built a brick factory and a China-wave radio relay station in Kangkang. Kangkang is the eastern fortress of Guinea. Due to its special geographical location, Kangkang's safety is related to the safety of the whole country. Finally, the president personally appointed the military camp in the Kangkang area for training. In the suburbs of Kangkang, most mornings, you can hear the singing with special rhythm of special forces team members while running.
Guinea Nature Reserve in West Africa
The Guinea Nature Reserve in West Africa is located along the Cote d'Ivoire-Liberia border. The nature reserve was established in 1944 and has a total area of 13000 hectares. It takes the protection of tropical rainforests, mesophytes, and tropical grassland ecology as its basic goal. There are rare animals in the forest such as chimpanzees, dwarf water buffaloes and endemic animals viviparous toads. Among them, the core area accounts for 21780 acres, the buffer zone accounts for 35140 acres, and the transition zone accounts for 88280 acres.
The mountain range runs southwest-northeast, with the highest peak, Nimba Mountain, at an altitude of 1752 meters. To the south of the mountain is lowland tropical rainforest and to the north of the mountain is tropical grassland. Rivers such as Nuon and Kavala, which originate from the mountains, form the Cote d'Ivoire border. The altitude of the Guinea Nature Reserve in West Africa is between 450 meters and 1752 meters above sea level. The main ecosystem type is the tropical humid forest type. The living environment of animals and plants is mainly grassland at higher altitudes and covered with ferns. Canyons, tropical savannas, corridor forests, relatively dry forests at medium altitudes and dry forests.