Travel destination in Chad

Chad is a country placed in northern part of central Africa is now a wonderful tourist destination. This might not be very popular destination for travelers touring at various parts of the world. It has Nigeria and Cameroon to the southwest direction where as Libya in the north direction. People can visit deserts, wetland and water bodies with Chad tourism. The wildlife of chad is also worth visiting. Children will be able to have a look at the wild animals like leopards, giraffes, lions, Elephants and many more. Let us explore the tourist spots in Chad.

Tourist spots in Chad

Lake Chad

Chad has variety of tourist spots one of which is named as Lake Chad. This is one among the biggest fresh water lakes in the world. Travelers can get a history of this place through this lake. This particular water body is famous for the salt trade in Africa.

Chad national museum

The museum was established in the year 1962. It brings wider history of the place. The Chad tourism can be explored in this tourist spot. The tourist spot was filled with the artifacts. But in recent years many of the artifacts were lost completely.

Ennedi desert, Chad

Chad is also famous for its desert area. The visitors can view this tourist spot with variety of attractions to have a view. You can also see the attractions like pre historic cave paintings, slot canyons and the rock formation that are mysterious. You can also view the ancient sea arches.

Abeche, Chad

This is the city in Chad that is known for winning a tag. This is the fourth largest city and is surrounded by the desserts from all around. The actual beauty of tourist spot in Chad is the narrow cobblestone street. You can also have a view at the mosques and shopping place at Chad tourism.

N’Djamena historic Quarter, Chad

The place in Chad that has the historic remittance is none other than N’Djamena historic Quarter. This is also a wonderful place where people can get variety of things to buy such as rugs, household accessories and colorful jewelry.

Originally published at globetrottingtourism.com on May 9, 2016.