All sites in Central African Republic.
38 destinations across heritage, nature, wildlife, cities, beaches, and culture.
Boali falls
A 50m waterfall on the M'Bari River that has powered Bangui's grid since 1955, fullest on Sundays.
Bangui
CAR's capital on the Ubangi River, founded by the French in 1889 as the seat of colonial Oubangui-Chari.
Réserve Intégrale de Vassako Bollo
A strict nature reserve dating to 1933 inside Bamingui-Bangoran National Park's Sudanian savanna plateau.
Tata fortifié du sultan Sénoussi
An 18th-century fortified hilltop palace of slave-raiding warlord Sultan Sénoussi, ramparts still standing.
National Museum Barthelemy Boganda
Bangui's 1966 national museum, named for CAR's first PM; reportedly closed since civil-war-era damage.
Aire de Conservation Idongo-Ngassa
Nature reserve
Bambari
Bangassou
Barthélémy Boganda
Historic monument
Barthelemy Boganda memorial
Bégoua
Berbérati
Bimbo
Birao
Bocaranga
Sub-Prefecture Capital
Bossangoa
Bouar
Bozoum
Bria
Chalk face man
Historic Archaeological site
Industrial Ruine (Forrestry)
Kaga-Bandoro
Mbaïki
Mobaye
Musée Régional
museum
Ndélé
Nola
Obo
Paoua
Place (rond-point) des Martyrs
Historic memorial
Place des Nations Unies
Historic monument
Place du Cinquantenaire
Historic memorial
Place Marabena (Rond-point Colombe)
Historic monument
Réserve de Faune d'Aouk-Aoukale
Nature reserve
Rond-point Abel Goumba (serpent)
Historic monument
Sainte Jeanne d'Arc
Historic memorial
Salle omnisports
Sibut
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