A complete list of tourist attractions in Comoros

The Union of the Comoros (French: Union des Comores; Arabic: ا ل), known as the Land of the Moon and the Land of Spices, is an island country in Africa located in the Indian Ocean. It is located at the northern entrance of the Mozambique Channel on the east side of Africa, about 300 kilometers away from Madagascar and Mozambique in the east and west. The islands of Greater Comoros, Anjouan, Moheli and Mayotte that make up Comoros are known as the four pearls of the Western Indian Ocean. Comoros is rich in tourism resources, with beautiful island scenery and fascinating Islamic culture. Well-known tourist attractions include Kartara Volcano on the Island of Greater Comoros, Moroni, the capital, etc.

Mayotte Island Mayotte is located in the Mozambique Channel and together with Greater Comoros Island, Anjouan Island and Mohli Island form the Comoros Islands. Mayotte Island covers an area of 374 square kilometers and has about 180,000 residents. Its economy is mainly agriculture. It mainly produces spices such as vanilla. It is one of France's overseas territories. Mayotte Island includes mainland islands, small land islands and some surrounding small islands.

Mayotte Island has a warm and humid maritime climate, and its vegetation is lush and evergreen tropical forest. The volcanic mountains on Mayotte Island run north-south, with peaks at an altitude of 500 600 meters. The coast is surrounded by coral reefs. The waters between the land and coral reefs are conducive to water transportation and fisheries. Coral reefs surround some islands to protect boats and inhabit fish. Mayotte Island has long high-quality beaches, blue-green waters, and blue skies, which make people feel happy. A variety of entertainment items make people relax and have fun. In addition, its various coral reefs are a highlight of this island.

Greater Comoros Island Greater Comoros Island is the largest island of Comoros in the western Indian Ocean. It is located at the northern mouth of the Mozambique Channel. Greater Comoros Island covers an area of 1148 square kilometers and has a population of 191,000 (1980). It is a volcanic island. Originally named Daghazai Al-Kama, meaning Moon Island, by Arab sailors, the island is located at the intersection of Africa, Asia and Polynesia-historically under the watch of Sudan's military force. In 1886, France turned Greater Comoros Island, Anjouan Island and Moheli Island into France's "protectorate."

The northern part of the Greater Comoros Island is a plateau with an altitude of 650 meters and many round hills. In the south is the Kartara active volcano with an altitude of 2560 meters and is the highest peak in the country; the crater has a diameter of 3.2 kilometers. There are narrow plains along the coast and a tropical humid climate. Residents are mainly engaged in agriculture, producing essence crops, coconuts, coffee, potatoes, etc. The island has beautiful scenery, long beaches and tropical scenery, making it a good place to travel.

Moroni Moroni is the largest city in Comoros and the center of politics, economy, sea and air transportation in Comoros. Moroni's urban construction has the style of an Arab city. There are many mosques and pilgrimage centers in the city. The main tourist spots include the seaside near Izzaendra, the prophet's cave at Mizamiori Pier, and the volcanic salt lake. The city faces the vast Indian Ocean to the west, and dense coconut groves on the other three sides. The streets in the city are narrow and winding. There are many ancient buildings with Arabic colors in these alleys. There are many mosques in the city. The Chiunda Mosque is the center of Muslim worship.

Moroni city, the suburbs everywhere can be seen fragrant ylang ylang flowers, ylang ylang is a tree, up to 3~4 meters, open yellow flowers are very fragrant. There are many extinct volcanoes in the suburbs, green coconut groves on the slopes, and endless Yilan Yilan Forest Garden. Green bananas and plantain bushes, giant mango trees and herbs were everywhere. The word "Comoros" means "moon" in Arabic. Therefore, the Comoros Islands are also called the "Moon" Islands, this country is also called the "Moon Country", and Moroni is naturally called the "Moon Capital."

Kartala Volcano is one of the most active volcanoes in the world, the highest mountain in Comoros, on the southern island of Greater Comoros just north of the Mozambique Channel. 1900-1965 It has erupted 11 times in 2005. The most recent eruption was at the end of 2005. Ash clouds ejected from the volcano caused a quarter of a million residents on the island of Greater Comoros to temporarily lose drinking water. The crater has a circumference of 15 kilometers, a maximum diameter of 3.2 kilometers, and an altitude of 2560 meters; there are many extinct volcanic cones, volcanic lakes and lava flows nearby. The windward slope on the west side is affected by the northwest monsoon on the plank road, and the annual precipitation is as high as more than 5400 mm. It is a place with abundant precipitation in the Indian Ocean. The original tropical forests are widely spread. Due to excessive logging, the forest area has dropped sharply. The national capital Moroni is located at the foot of the mountain.

The Comoros Islands are a group of volcanic islands. Most of the islands are mountainous, with rugged terrain and widespread forests. Since this is a volcanic country, its islands are basically volcanic rock and no soil. These trees and fruits are all grown in the wild nature and are basically impossible for humans to grow them. Kartara Volcano is 15 kilometers away from Moroni. It is located on the largest island of Comoros, the largest island in Comoros, and is still active today.