Adorned with lush forests, housing largest number of lowland Gorillas and trundled by elephants; Congo (Republic of Congo) is one of the ideal destinations for ecotourism. You might be thinking that the country would have a great rural population but it hasn’t. Contrary to popular assumption around 85 percent population here is urban. Most of the people reside in the south-western part of the country. Owing to its various attractions and activities travellers often seek business class flights to Congo.
Useful Information
- The best time to visit Congo is during dry season from June to August.
- Overall the country is considered safe for travellers but one should avoid flaunting their valuables.
- Effective preventive medication should be taken against Malaria.
Its capital Brazzaville receives flight from different part of the world. Separated from Kinshasa by Congo River the city has seen a turbulent past but currently it is considered safe for travellers. For most of the travellers Brazzaville is a jumping off point for many tours in Congo. The city offers various tourists attractions and recreational activities to travellers. Strewn with various upscale restaurants and bars the city represents the urban side of Congo. Apart from Brazzaville the country has other prominent cities that include Pointe Noire, Owando, Dolisie and Abala-Ndolo. Pointe Noire, a port city, is also frequented by a large number of travellers. This amazing tourist destination is served by regional as well as international airlines. The place offers a wide array of tourist attractions and recreational options to guests. The country has a dizzying array of attractions but Odzala National Park is highly frequented for its gorilla, monkey and elephant population. Louana National Park is also a good place for gorilla spotting. Congo also hosts adventurous souls with gut testing rafting experience in Congo River. Its major cities are filled with excellent accommodation and dining options to suit every range and budget. All these features combine together to make Congo a destination of repute.