Mozambique is a country in Africa rich in cultural heritage reflected in its food, music and art. It has a warm tropical climate suitable for tourists. Some of the best places to visit include Bazaruto Archipelago which consists of five tropical islands, Maputo the capital and port city, Gorongosa National Park home to the green-headed oriole, Quirimbas National Park with 375 fish species, and Niassa Reserve the largest protected area in the country. Mozambique has a diverse landscape and culture.
Mozambique is a country in Africa rich in cultural heritage reflected in its food, music and art. It has a warm tropical climate suitable for tourists. Some of the best places to visit include Bazaruto Archipelago which consists of five tropical islands, Maputo the capital and port city, Gorongosa National Park home to the green-headed oriole, Quirimbas National Park with 375 fish species, and Niassa Reserve the largest protected area in the country. Mozambique has a diverse landscape and culture.
Mozambique is a country in Africa rich in cultural heritage reflected in its food, music and art. It has a warm tropical climate suitable for tourists. Some of the best places to visit include Bazaruto Archipelago which consists of five tropical islands, Maputo the capital and port city, Gorongosa National Park home to the green-headed oriole, Quirimbas National Park with 375 fish species, and Niassa Reserve the largest protected area in the country. Mozambique has a diverse landscape and culture.
Mozambique is a country in Africa, which is rich in African
cultural heritage and it reflects in its food, music, and art. Mozambique generally has a warm tropical climate which suits all tourists. THE BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN MOZAMBIQUE Bazaruto Archipelago • Consists of five tropical islands – Bazaruto, Benguerra, Magaruque, Bangue and Santa Carolina MAPUTO Port city and capital of Mozambique. The town developed around a Portuguese fortress completed in 1787. Maputo derived its former name from the Portuguese trader who first explored the region in 1544. GORONGOSA NATIONAL PARK Gorongosa National Park is home to a bird that can be found nowhere else on earth - the green-headed oriole. Approximately 6,000 people visit Gorongosa National Park each year QUIRIMBAS NATIONAL PARK
The park was established in June 2002
The park has a tropical climate with a rainy season 375 species of fish have been identified in the park NIASSA RESERVE It is a nature reserve in Cabo Delgado Province Covering over 42,000 square kilometres (10,000,000 acres), it is the largest protected area in the country The area has three endemic species - the Niassa wildebeest, Boehm's zebra, and Johnston's Impala INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT MOZAMBIQUE 1. The country got its name from an Arab sheikh who ruled over the northern part of the island when the Portuguese arrived in the area. The sheik’s name was supposedly Mussa bin biki, Ali Musa Mbiki, or Musa Al Big. 2. The flag of Mozambique stands out. It shows an AK-47 rifle. The rifle symbolizes defence and vigilance. Mozambique’s flag has green, black, yellow and narrow white stripes, and a red triangle featuring a yellow star, an open book and a crossed hoe and rifle. 3. Maputo, the capital city was the backdrop for many dramatic scenes in the movie Blood Diamond. The Leonardo Di Caprio starrer movie talks about the realities of the illegal diamond trade in Africa. 4. There are more than 40 languages spoken in the country. Portuguese is the most spoken and main working language in Mozambique and it is taught as first language in all schools. 5. Mozambique boasts a total of 98 airports and airfields. Only 21 of these have paved runways. 6. Because of poaching, rhinoceroses have three times become extinct in Mozambique. 7. Football is the most popular sport in Mozambique. 8.When playing Scrabble, Mozambique would score more than any other one-word country. It scores 34 points. 9. Mozambique is also among the world’s hungriest countries. In 2020, Mozambique was ranked as the fifth hungriest nation and classified as suffering from “serious” levels of hunger.
10. In 1498, famous Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama became the first European to visit Mozambique. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION